Power Quality Training

Technical Solutions provides professional training on power quality — equipping electrical engineers, maintenance personnel, and facility managers with the knowledge and skills to understand, measure, and address power quality issues in their facilities.

Service Overview

Power quality problems cost organisations money through equipment damage, production downtime, energy waste, and premature component failure. Yet many electrical professionals have limited training in power quality measurement and analysis. Technical Solutions bridges this gap with structured training programmes that combine theoretical instruction with hands-on exercises using professional-grade measurement equipment.

Topics Covered

• Power quality fundamentals — voltage, current, power, harmonics, and power factor
• Understanding power quality standards — IEC 61000 series, IEEE 519, and EN 50160
• Measurement techniques — instrument selection, connection methods, CT/VT ratios, and data recording
• Data analysis and interpretation — reading power quality reports, identifying anomalies, and quantifying disturbances
• Common power quality problems — harmonics, voltage sags/swells, transients, flicker, and unbalance
• Source identification — tracing disturbance sources using measurement data and system analysis
• Corrective measures — filtering, power factor correction, voltage stabilisation, isolation, and protection
• Hands-on exercises with professional power quality analysers

Delivery Format

• Classroom instruction combined with practical measurement sessions
• Real instrument training using Class A power quality analysers
• Duration: typically 3–5 days depending on programme level
• On-site delivery at the client's facility or at a Technical Solutions training venue
• Course materials, reference tables, and certificates of completion provided

Target Audience

• Industrial maintenance teams responsible for electrical system reliability
• Facility management personnel overseeing commercial and institutional buildings
• Utility engineers managing distribution networks
• Consulting engineers requiring power quality analysis competency
• Instrumentation and control engineers working with sensitive equipment

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