Relion®. Advancing Protection and Control.
The perfect fit for every application.
Welcome to Spokane and the Western
Protective Relay Conference. ABB is
proud to once again be part of this
premiere educational event. Please plan
to visit us in Ballroom D at the Red Lion
Hotel. Here you will have the opportunity
to talk one-on-one with ABB subject
matter experts, participate in a number
of hands-on equipment demonstrations,
and see live and in action ABB’s new
GridShield recloser and the Relion®
family of protective relays.
You can also register to win one
of a limited number of copies of the
protection and control professionals
must-read - Protective Relaying Theory
and Applications.
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Don’t miss these ABB technical presentations at WPRC 2011
● Tuesday
1:15pm - 2:40pm Fundamentals Session: Basics of Protection
1:15pm - 1:55pm String Current Unbalance Protection and
Faulted String Identification for Grounded-wye Shunt Capacitor
Banks
3:00pm - 3:40pm 500 kV IPT Breaker Failure Protection
4:30pm - 5:10pm Distributed Generation and its Impact on
Power Grids and Microgrids Protection
● Wednesday
8:00am - 8:40am Overall Differential Protection for Pump Storage Power Plant with Tapped-Delta Design of the Unit
Transformer
1:15pm - 2:40pm Fundamentals Session: Differential
Protection
1:15pm - 1:55pm CCVT Transients Revisited
3:00pm - 5:10pm Fundamentals Session: Line Protection
● Thursday
3:00pm - 3:40pm Stray Flux and its Influence on Protection
Relays
And, take advantage of even more technical training at the
ABB Protective Relay School webinar series. View the schedule of upcoming webinars on the reverse side of this flyer.
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ABB Protective Relay School Webinar Series
Fall 2011 - Winter 2012
Built on the foundation of the highly
regarded Westinghouse Relay School,
the ABB Protective Relay School Webinar
Series comes to a computer near you.
Benefit from the experience of subject
matter experts as they share real
world implementation and application
scenarios, discover tips to improve the
reliability of your protection and control
strategies, and learn about the standards
and technologies that are advancing the
next generation substation.
Generator Protection Fundamentals, Oct. 25 - This webinar
will address the basics of generator protection principles and the
dynamics of synchronous generators. Typical faults and abnormal conditions will also be discussed.
Bus Protection Fundamentals, Nov. 4 - Bus protection
schemes must recognize current transformer saturation and
restrain from operating for external faults while operating quickly
for internal faults. This webinar will discuss the various schemes
used for bus protection.
Using IEC 61850 to Solve Protective Relaying Challenges,
Nov. 9 - This webinar will explore applications where GOOSE
messages can be applied to resolve common protection and
control challenges that involve the exchange of information
between devices.
Intro to Substation Control Using Relays, Nov. 16 - This
webinar will review important substation control system design
considerations. Topics include manual breaker and breaker
disconnect switch controls with interlocks, current switching
applications, and capacitor bank controls.
Feeder Protection Fundamentals, Nov. 18 - This webinar will
review the basics of feeder protection such as characteristics of
protective devices, system grounding, and principles of feeder
coordination including the application of loop control with reclos-
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ers to implement automatic restoration. Coordination of fuses,
circuit breakers, reclosers and sectionalizers will also be
reviewed.
IEC 61850 and Substation Automation, Nov. 30 - This webinar
will review the IEC 61850 rules and definitions that enable
interoperability, delivering significant improvements in both
function and flexibility.
Cyber Security in Substations, Dec. 7 - This webinar will
explore the balancing act required to meet the demands of both
reliability and cyber security.
Motor Protection Fundamentals, Dec. 14 - This webinar will
present how the different types of motors can be protected from
potential hazards such as thermal damage, start-up, faults in the
windings, etc. Basic motor electrical theory will also be studied.
Remote Terminal Unit Applications, Jan. 18 - The integration
of several communication technologies as well as the implementation of additional functionalities enable RTUs to perform well in
many applications. We will review common applications focused
on transmission, sub transmission, distribution, smart grid, and
feeder automation.
To register, learn more, or to view the recorded archives of
earlier webinars in the series, visit: http://bit.ly/oS26Fm.
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