HMF-MAK Training – Secondary Interlocking design (review)

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Objectives
• Understand the purpose of interlocking in substation safety.
• Learn to review interlocking schemes for correctness and safety.
• Identify different types of interlocking (mechanical, electrical, software-based).

Key Topics
• Safety principles: Prevention of inadvertent disconnection or earthing of live circuits.
• Common interlocking schemes: Busbar earth switch, feeder earth switch, transformer HV/LV.
• Hard-wired interlocking vs. logic within Bay Controllers (IEC 61850 GOOSE).
• Role of key interlocks and trapped-key systems.
• Reviewing interlocking logic diagrams and matrices.

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Practical Focus
• Case study review: Analyzing an incorrect interlock condition that could lead to a safety hazard.
• Exercise: Creating an interlock matrix for a double-busbar arrangement.

Suggested Diagrams
• Interlocking logic diagram for a transformer bay (HV side isolator/earth switch).
• A table showing the “permissive” conditions for operating a critical switch

Key Takeaways
• Competence in reviewing and validating substation interlocking schemes.
• Appreciation for the role of interlocks in personnel and equipment safety.

Standards & References
• IEC 61936-1 – Power Installations Exceeding 1 kV AC.
• National Grid / Transmission Company specific interlocking philosophies

Certification & Delivery
• Certificate of Completion awarded.
• Delivery Mode: Online (On-demand).
• Corporate and customized training available on request.

 

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What Will You Learn?

  • Certification: Certificate of Completion awarded upon finishing all sessions and passing the final MCQ quiz
  • Delivery Mode: Online (On-demand), Self-Paced
  • Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of power systems, familiarity with substation primary equipment, understanding of basic protection functions (overcurrent, differential)
  • Corporate Training: Customized and instructor-led sessions available upon request for corporate groups
  • Language: English

Course Content

Interlocking Design

  • Interlocking Design

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