POWER GENERATION TRAINING
This power generation series is aimed at engineers, trainers, maintenance staff, & plant operators
A power generation series is designed to aid in upgrading knowledge and understanding of hydro-electric power generation.
STEAM POWER & CO-GENERATION Steam power generation series will train personnel on the operation and maintenance of steam turbines & associated equipment including co-generation applications.
HEAT RATE OPTIMIZATION SERIES designed to aid in upgrading knowledge & understanding of the integrated fossil fuel power plant & improve the operator’s ability to optimize thermal efficiency & equipment reliability, thereby improving the plant’s economic performance.
This power generation series is aimed at engineers, trainers, maintenance staff, & plant operators
GAS TURBINE POWER GENERATION SERIES $85 EACH
Gas turbine power generation series is aimed at engineers, trainers, maintenance staff, & plant operators
2501 - Major Components: Design & Construction 4 Hr
2502 - Gas Turbine Support Systems 4 Hr
2503 - Operation of Gas Turbines 4 Hr
2504 - Gas Turbine Control and Protection Systems 4 Hr
2505 - Aero-Derivative Gas Turbines 4 Hr
2506 - Routine Maintenance 4 Hr
2507 - Major Maintenance 4 Hr
2508 - Combined Cycle Operation 4 Hr
2510 - The Generator and Electrical Systems 4 Hr
HYDRO-ELECTRIC POWER PLANT OPERATION SERIES $85 EACH
This power generation series is designed to aid in upgrading knowledge and understanding of hydro-electric power
generation. It covers the practical aspects of operation & maintenance of all types of installations
including pumped storage, remote control, & monitoring through SCADA. The program is presented
at the technician level.
2701 - The Hydro-Electric Role in the Power System 4 Hr
2702 - Hydro Power Stations 4 Hr
2703 - Water Management 4 Hr
2704 - Hydro Turbines 4 Hr
2705 - Turbine Monitoring & Control 4 Hr
2706 - The Hydro Generator 4 Hr
2707 - Generator Monitoring and Control 4 Hr
2708 - Hydro Plant Auxiliaries 4 Hr
2709 - Operating Electrical Equipment 4 Hr
2710 - Hydro Plant Operation and Maintenance 4 Hr
STEAM POWER & CO-GENERATION SERIES $85 EACH
This power generation series will train personnel on the operation and maintenance of steam
turbines & associated equipment including co-generation applications.
7401 - Co-Generation & Other Turbine Cycles 4 Hr
7402 - Steam Production 4 Hr
7403 - Fuels & Combustion 4 Hr
7404 - Boiler Operation 4 Hr
7406 - Steam Turbine Construction 4 Hr
7407 - Steam Turbine Operation & Control 4 Hr
7408 - Power Generation 4 Hr
7409 - Plant Auxiliary Systems 4 Hr
7410 - Power Plant Maintenance 4 Hr
7411 - Combined Heat and Power Systems 4 Hr
HEAT RATE OPTIMIZATION SERIES $65 - $85
7801 - Fundamentals of Plant Efficiency I 4 Hr
7802 - Fundamentals of Plant Efficiency II 4 Hr
7803 - Factors Affecting Boiler Efficiency 2 Hrs
7804 - Operator Controllable Losses: Boiler 2 Hrs
7805 - Factors Affecting Turbine Efficiency 2 Hrs
7806 - Operator Controllable Losses: Turbine Cycle 2 Hrs
7807 - Balance of Plant Operation 2 Hrs
7808 - Power Plant Control 4 Hr
COMBINED CYCLE PROCEDURES $85 EACH
7901 - Combined Cycle Principles 4 Hr
7902 - Combined Cycle Procedures 4 Hr
POWER PLANT CONTROL ROOM OPERATOR TRAINING SERIES - $32.50 each
Sample Power Generation Course Descriptions
2501 - Major Components: Design & Construction
The objective of this power generation course, the first in the GAS TURBINE series, is to present the main construction and design features of gas turbines as used for power generation. Basic cycles are discussed, and different sizes and machine layouts are presented. After completion of this course, the participant will be able to understand the following concepts and apply them to his day to day work activities.
2502 - Gas Turbine Support Systems
The objective of this power generation course is to present and discuss features of the various support systems and auxiliaries that are necessary for operation of the gas turbine. Both ON-BASE and OFF-BASE equipment is studied. Note, that the design of the support systems varies according to the size and purpose of the gas turbine unit. Aeroderivative machines are discussed in a separate course.
2503 - Operation of Gas Turbines
The objective of this power generation course is to present the factors involved in operation of the gas turbine generating unit, including typical procedures for start-up and shut-down of the unit. On-load operation is discussed with particular emphasis on operating hazards and limitation. The course generally focuses on the heavy industrial type gas turbine. Aero-derivatives are discussed in detail in tape number five in the series. Upon completion of this course, the participant should be familiar with and be able to apply the following concepts:
Power Generation Technical Training Classes Online including gas turbine, hydro-electric, steam power, heat rate optimization, electrical fundamentals, grid dynamics and power plant control room operator.
2504 - Gas Turbine Control and Protection Systems
The objective of this power generation course is to present the features of control and protection systems as used on gas turbine installations. The previous tape GT 3 dealt with operating parameters and potential hazards thus laying the groundwork for study of control and protection devices.
2505 - Aero-Derivative Gas Turbines
The objective of this power generation course is to highlight the main features of the aero-derivative type of gas turbine, drawing attention in particular to the difference when compared with the heavier industrial machines. Upon completion of this course, the participant should understand and be able to apply the following concepts:
2506 - Routine Maintenance
The objective of this power generation course is to present the nature and purpose of different modes of maintenance, i.e. running, predictive, and preventive maintenance.
2507 - Major Maintenance
The objective of this power generation course is to draw attention to inspection requirements, which are similar for most types of gas turbines although mechanical details may be different. Upon completion of this course and associated workbook, the participant should understand and be able to apply the following concepts:
2508 - Combined Cycle Operation
The objective for this power generation course is to present the main features of the Gas Turbine Combined Cycle, as employed for "Power Generation", and "Co-Generation" (process steam of gas to industry) The most common types of configurations are presented along with an examination of typical steam turbine arrangements. Operation and control of the combined unit is also discussed in some detail, with the exception of the HRSG which is demonstrated in course 2509.
States Served:
Power generation, gas turbine, hydroelectric power plant, steam power, heat rate optimization, combined cycle procedures, power plant control room operator
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