The training covers modeling, simulation, and analysis of electrical networks, enabling participants to design, operate, and optimize electrical systems with confidence.

• Understand ETAP interface, tools, and project structure.
• Learn how to model one-line diagrams and power system components.
• Perform load flow, short-circuit, and motor starting analysis.
• Simulate protective device coordination and arc flash studies.
• Analyze system reliability, stability, and operational performance.
• Interpret results and generate technical reports using ETAP.

• Electrical Engineers and Technicians
• Power System Engineers
• Design and Consulting Engineers
• Maintenance and Reliability Engineers
• Plant and Utility Engineers
• Anyone involved in electrical system analysis or ETAP modeling

This interactive Training will be highly interactive, with opportunities to advance your opinions and ideas and will include:
• Lectures
• Workshop & Work Presentation
• Case Studies and Exercise
• Videos and General Discussions

Day 1: Introduction & System Modeling

• Overview of ETAP environment and interface
• Creating a new project and building one-line diagrams
• Modeling buses, transformers, cables, generators, and loads
• Data entry and system configuration
• Basic analyses and project navigation

Day 2: Load Flow & Power System Analysis

• Load flow theory and objectives
• Running load flow simulations in ETAP
• Voltage drop, losses, and system performance evaluation
• Transformer tap operations and capacitor switching
• Reporting and interpreting load flow results

Day 3: Short-Circuit Analysis & Equipment Duty

• Understanding types of short circuits
• Applying international standards (IEC, IEEE)
• Running balanced and unbalanced fault studies
• Evaluating equipment rating and fault duties
• Case studies on system protection

Day 4: Protection Coordination & Arc Flash Analysis

• Protective device modeling (relays, breakers, fuses)
• Time-current characteristic (TCC) curves
• Protection coordination procedures
• Arc flash study setup and hazard categories
• Generating arc flash labels and reports

Day 5: Advanced Studies & Practical Workshops

• Motor starting and inrush current analysis
• Harmonic analysis and filtering basics
• Unbalanced load and reliability studies
• Hands-on case studies and project simulations
• Final project presentation and review

A RECTUS attendance certificate will be awarded to all participants who complete at least 80% of the total course duration.