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In this course, participants will learn how to create and interpret single-line diagrams, a critical skill for electrical engineers and technicians. Additionally, they will develop troubleshooting skills for control circuits, enabling them to identify and resolve issues efficiently.
Created by
Prolific Automation
Categories
Electrical - 10th or 12th / ITI
Course Description
The Single Line Diagram course is designed to enlighten learners about the essential components of electrical network systems. It provides comprehensive knowledge about single line diagrams, their construction, interpretation, and the role they play in the planning and operation of power systems. By the end of this course, participants will gain an understanding of the symbols used, the methodology of the layout, and the overall meaning of the diagram.
What you’ll learn
- Understanding the fundamentals of single line diagrams.
- Gaining proficiency in interpreting various symbols and icons used in these diagrams.
- Acquiring skills in creating and reading single line diagrams in the context of electrical networks.
- Recognizing the role and importance of single line diagrams in system planning and operation.
→ Introduction, familiarization and review of: Series circuit, Parallel Circuit and Series / Parallel circuit
→ Purpose of a single line,
→ Equipment identification, and
→ Hazardous energy control.
→ Equipment identification, and
→ Trouble shooting and fault finding.
→ Site familiarization,
→ Equipment identification and inventory,
→ Nomenclature verification,
→ Preparing a block diagram,
→ Interconnecting the equipment,
→ Verification of accuracy, and
→ Practical exercise
→ Effective trouble shooting approach
→ Evaluating and assessing the fault
→ Mapping a solution
→ Identifying the hazards
→ Create a block map of the installed equipment
→ Transfer the information to the one line diagram
→ Verify electrical prints and make changes to existing diagrams
→ Create and maintain regulatory compliant electrical diagrams
→ Question and Answer Session
