Course Overview
Before connection of large loads or generators, the National Electricity Rules (NER) require action to be taken to ensure that connections will not have an adverse impact on network quality of supply. Network operators must allocate agreed disturbance emission levels, while connection proponents must ensure their installations meet emission requirements for harmonics, voltage fluctuations and flicker, and voltage unbalance. This course develops better understanding of the AS/NZS 61000 series of EMC standards and the methodologies for allocation of specific disturbance emission levels. Through analysis principles, case studies illustrating emission determination for renewable energy generators, and practical examples, you'll understand the challenges in applying Australian Standards and the steps required to practically implement them for allocating and assessing power quality emissions.
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Who should attend?
This course has been designed to assist those who deal with the allocation of power quality emission levels. The course would be of particular interest to engineers or technical officers working with network service providers or proponents of large loads or generators, particularly renewable energy generators such as solar farms.
Training Investment
The course investment provides for an inclusive industry related training package including course notes. The course fee for the 2-day course is AUD$1770 including GST per person. The fee for Day 3 is $500.
Participants may count course hours towards their continuing professional development requirements.
NOTE: Arrangements for accommodation are the responsibility of participants and costs are not included in the course fee.