Webinar - Substation The basics of a substation configuration and its components

This webinar discusses the basic configuration of a substation as well as the key players involved with operations and control of transmission and distribution circuits. The dialogue will involve the delivery of power starting with a power generating station, through the process of transmission for longer distances, and end with an idea of how distribution lines are delivered to the customers.

[AsanMasraf]

Thanks for this great presentation you did, but if possible we can get it in soft copy these slides or in pdf I wish the caption (subtitles) can be available because the sound wasn't clear enough.

[wilsonrobert]

Nice and comprehensive. Thanks for knowledge sharing

[Coolio_za]

I went to substation and I wasn't aware about touch n step potential until I was informed, ande that shocked me to the point whereby i did research about sub station components

[rajeshgoa]

Nice Training and overview descriptions of sub station.

[brucewinningham]

Do Substations have someone Regularly Available on Site to Monitor the Instrumentations, Switch on & off Disconnects, etc. in case of an Electrical Emergency?

[Peter-bmts]

Very nice presentation .I really like it

[gouthamvishwanathravichand]

Very detailed and informative. Thank you for sharing. Could you please provide the ppt? It would help track the video better since it gets out of sync around 33 minutes.

[wolvolad]

Thought there was lots of cuts in the north east

[tylerfrost]

Would have been nice to hear a little about phase to phase contact

[joealugojr]

When is your next class because this is 2017 and when 2024?

[no_more_free_nicks]

3:44 - you still use this kind of outdated tech?

[AJproductionsful]

Everyone in the energy field knows solar and wind do not produce near as much energy as coal

[D.Hozzie]

Seems incomplete with what the presentation may have actually been. Meh….

[yhnbgt]

The technical content is OK, but the presenter needs more practice. Keep the flow in order without referring to extraneous subjects. Also, the topic is substations, not generating stations.