Distribution System Automation Training
This course offers comprehensive training on modern distribution systems, from development to automation. Topics include power flow, voltage control, energy storage, micro-grids, and more. The course material covers system modeling, Substation design, demand response, and micro-grid introduction. Grading is based on homework assignments and a final exam. Additional resources include a textbook, IEEE papers, and web materials.
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G6: Substation and Distribution Automation Northwest Workforce Training Washington State University University of Washington 1
Course Outline Module 1: Development of the modern distribution systems Module 2: Modeling of distribution level components Module 3: Distribution level power flow Module 4: Voltage control devices Module 5: Substation design and automation Module 6: Volt-VAR optimization Module 7: Energy storage and electric vehicles Module 8: Demand response Module 9: Automated switching and reconfiguration Module 10: Introduction to micro-grids 2
Text Book for Course Distribution System Modeling and Analysis , 2nd Edition. Additional Material IEEE conference and journal papers Web material 3
Course Grading Course material 10 Homework assignments (10 questions each) 1 final exam (20 questions) Grading breakdown Homework: 60% Final Exam: 40% 4
