Master the Essentials of High-Voltage Substation Design Training

Our Substation Design Engineering Training Course is a comprehensive program tailored for electrical engineers, technicians, and utility professionals aiming to specialize in substation design and operation. EPC Engineers focused course provides in-depth knowledge of substation components, system configuration, protection schemes, and design standards used in modern power systems.

One of the critical aspects emphasized in substation design training is safety. Engineers are trained to design systems that minimize risks to personnel and equipment, especially during fault conditions. Grounding, insulation coordination, and fault current analysis are essential subjects in ensuring the protection of people and infrastructure.

As the energy industry transitions toward renewable integration and smart grid solutions, substation engineers must also be prepared to incorporate digital technologies, automation, and communication protocols. Substation Modern training reflects this shift by including topics such as digital substations, IEC 61850 protocols, and cybersecurity measures.

What You Will Learn:

EPC Engineers hands-on course covers the full lifecycle of substation projects — from conceptual planning and layout to detailed Substation design and commissioning. Participants will gain expertise in:

Substation types and configurations (AIS, GIS, hybrid)

Electrical layout and single-line diagrams

Equipment selection (transformers, breakers, CTs, PTs, busbars, etc.)

Grounding and lightning protection systems

Control and protection schemes

Cable routing and panel wiring

Civil, structural, and foundation considerations

Applicable standards (IEEE, IEC, NESC, NEC)

Factors Influencing Substation Design - Ambient Temperature

Selection of Dielectric Strength for Electrical Equipment

MV Switchgear Construction - Switchgear Compartments

MV Switchgear Construction - Busbars, Circuit Breakers & CT/VTs