Technical and Non-Technical staff who require an overview understanding of control philosophy and system architecture for primary distribution control.

To give an insight and understanding of how a distribution network is automated and be able to identify key elements of the control system and how it may progress.

1. Remote Terminal Units
2. Control and Interrogation
3. Man Machine Interface

1. Distribution Automation
2. Load Shedding
3. Switchgear Condition Monitoring
4. Complex Logic Functions

1. Operational Functions
2. Advance Signal Conversion Techniques
3. Handling Data Input
4. Samples Data
5. Plant Data Consideration
6. Sensor Types
7. Data Recording
8. Review of Communications
9. Data Analysis
10. Specifications
11. Operation and Maintenance Issues

As each topic is covered the underlying philosophy and engineering and procedural issues will be explored in a participative manner.

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