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Smart Grid Training for Non Engineers : Tonex Training



Smart Grid Training for Non-Engineers is developed to address the fundamentals of smart grid for non-engineers. Smart Grid Training for Non-Engineers provides fundamental Smart Grid concepts, functions, planning, design criteria and the tools and techniques and technology needed for building smart grid.

Learn about :

Smart grid standards and requirements,
Features for designing new devices
Smart grid architecture & systems
Products and solutions
System interoperability
Operations and maintenance
Automation and computational techniques
Different options of computational intelligence
Communication technology
Operations and decision support system

Learning Objectives
Upon completion of this course, the attendees will be able to:

Discuss the key concepts of Smart Grid
List the various Smart Grid Terms
Discuss essentials of Smart Grid in very basic, practical terms
Discuss important aspects of Smart Grid
Describe overall concepts of Smart Grid planning & design
Describe electrical concepts, design considerations, construction practices, and operational aspects.
List and contrast Smart Grid products and solutions

Course Content and Agenda:

Introduction to Smart Grid
Characteristics of the Smart Grid
Smart Grid Applications, Communications, and Security
Smart Grid Products and Solutions
Advanced Smart Grids for Distribution System Operators
Smart Grid Demand Response
Wrap Up

Smart Grid Training for Non-Engineers provide a working guideline in the planning, analysis, design, and development of Smart Grid for engineers and non-engineers. The attendees will learn about essential factors of Smart Grid that enables the performance and capability of the power system.

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