The program covers analysis techniques, problem diagnostics, grounding system design, fault mitigation, and compliance with international standards to enhance electrical system performance.

• Understand the fundamentals of power quality and its impact on electrical systems.
• Identify and diagnose common power quality disturbances (harmonics, sags, swells, flicker, transients).
• Learn grounding and bonding concepts for LV, MV, and HV installations.
• Apply techniques to mitigate power quality problems and improve system performance.
• Interpret international standards such as IEEE, IEC, and NEC related to grounding and power quality.
• Develop skills to design and evaluate earthing systems for safety and reliability.

• Electrical Engineers and Technicians
• Power System Engineers
• Maintenance Engineers and Supervisors
• Utility and Industrial Plant Engineers
• Facility Managers and Safety Personnel
• Anyone involved in electrical design, reliability, or troubleshooting

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: Power Quality Fundamentals

• Definition and importance of power quality
• Types of disturbances: harmonics, voltage sags/swells, flicker, transients
• Sources and impacts of power quality issues
• Power quality monitoring and measurement tools
• IEEE and IEC standards overview

Day 2: Harmonics & Power Quality Analysis

• Harmonic generation and propagation
• THD, TDD, and harmonic limits per IEEE 519
• Harmonic filters: passive, active, and hybrid
• Case studies of harmonic problems in industrial systems
• Software analysis tools (concept introduction)

Day 3: Earthing (Grounding) Concepts & System Design

• Purpose and principles of earthing
• Types of grounding systems (TN, TT, IT)
• Ground resistance and soil resistivity testing
• Earthing system design for substations and industrial facilities
• Lightning protection grounding

Day 4: Bonding, Fault Currents & Safety Considerations

• Bonding requirements to control touch and step potentials
• Ground fault currents and earth return paths
• Equipotential bonding for buildings and equipment
• NEC/IEC grounding and bonding requirements
• Safety considerations and risk reduction methods

Day 5: Troubleshooting, Mitigation & Practical Applications

• Troubleshooting grounding and power quality issues
• Selecting mitigation devices (UPS, surge protectors, filters)
• Site assessment and practical measurement techniques
• Real-world case studies and group exercises
• Final course review and evaluation

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