DCS Simulation Program Course
Electrical and Power Engineering
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DCS Simulation Program Course
Course Overview:
The course develops an understanding in all participants on how the operating systems of a fossil fuel power plant work, including major auxiliaries and controls.
Participants will learn more about plant startup and shutdown procedures., dealing with plant trips, and understanding feedwater , fuel and burner, boiler water and steam, turbine and generator systems.
The course focuses on control and instrument systems of the plant and also covers the logic related to non-repairable variables and equipment failures. Aimed at utilities managers, supervisors, engineers and novice operators, this course enables participants to develop hands-on skills in managing and efficient power plant operations.
Course Objectives:
You Will Learn:
- All major and auxiliary systems, and controls in a typical fossil power plant
- Startup and shutdown operations
- How to handle major upsets
- A hands-on appreciation for Power Plant operations
Who Should Attend?
This course is ideal for Utility Managers, Supervisors, Engineers, and Entry-level power plant operators. Power Plant Managers and Engineers.
Course Outlines:
Introduction
- Unit Description
- Control Scheme
- Program Capabilities
Process Description
- Condensate and Feedwater Section
- Furnace Air and Flue Gas Section
- Fuel and Burner Section
- Boiler Water and Steam Section
- Turbine, Generator, and Electrical Section
- Plant Control System and Logic
- Instruments
- Control Systems
- Logic
Instructor Fluctuations
- Plant Boundary Conditions (External Parameters)
- Variable Malfunctions
- Equipment Faults
- Remote Functions (Field Operated Devices)
Plant Start-Up and Shut-Down Procedures
- Start-Up Procedure
- Shut-down Procedure
Initial Conditions for Plant Operation
- Cold IC and Design IC
