The Relay Training Center Seminar can be configured to meet your needs but, our success at creating protective relay technicians with our standard lesson plan is unmatched in the business. We do not seek to teach your technicians the nuts and bolts of operating your particular brand of test equipment, (you can get that from your equipment vendor).

 Instead we will provide you with the fundamentals of how the power system works.

With no more prerequisite training than high school level Trigonometry, Ohms Law and an introduction to protective relay testing we turn out technicians with power system knowledge and new relay testing abilities and confidence. 

The goal of every seminar is that the relay technicians have an understanding of symmetrical components.

By the end of the class we will have reviewed the high school level Trigonometry that is used to calculate the sequence components.

The student will know the rules by which the sequence components operate.

In short, the mystery of symmetrical components is removed.

The technician has the understanding of symmetrical components needed to use them in testing protective relays.

If you have an IEEE device #46 or #47 relay then you need this knowledge!

As you can see from the sample test, there are some comprehensive topics that are covered in the RTC Seminar.

But, the discussions on symmetrical components generally cover less than one day of the three-day seminar!

Do you sometimes feel like a protective relay caveman?

Are you merely following a pre-printed recipe of relay tests?

Would you rather understand what you are doing?

Check out the typical list of topics covered in our 3-day seminar: 

Review Trigonometry and Ohm's Law

Quadrant Diagrams

Phasor Diagrams

Impedance Relay Characteristics

Symmetrical Components 

Convert R-X to Z

Convert Z to R-X 

Find phase-to-phase quantities from any two given phase-to-neutral quantities

Calculate the apparent impedance to a fault

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