HMF-MAK Training Secondary (MCP)
About Course
Objectives
• Understand the purpose and structure of a Protection & Control (MCP) diagram.
• Identify the key components and symbols used in P&C block diagrams.
• Learn to interpret the signal flow between the primary plant, IEDs, and control systems.
Key Topics
• Overview of the “Métier de Contrôle-Protection” (MCP) concept.
• Functional breakdown of protection functions (e.g., 50/51, 87T, 64REF) on the diagram.
• Control functions (circuit breaker control, isolator switching) and interlocks.
• Interface with CTs, VTs, and circuit breaker auxiliary contacts.
• Communication paths (Station Bus, Process Bus) versus hard-wired signals.
Practical Focus
• Walk-through of a typical feeder MCP diagram.
• Exercise: Tracing the path of a trip signal from protection IED to circuit breaker coil.
Suggested Diagrams
• A simplified MCP block diagram for a single bay, showing IEDs, switchgear, and control interfaces.
• Legend of common ANSI/IEC symbols used in P&C diagrams.
Key Takeaways
• Ability to read and interpret complex P&C block diagrams.
• Understanding of the functional allocation of protection and control tasks.
Standards & References
• IEC 61850 – Communication Networks and Systems for Power Utility Automation.
• IEEE C37.2 – Standard Electrical Power System Device Function Numbers.
• Company-specific P&C diagram drafting standards.
Certification & Delivery
• Certificate of Completion awarded.
• Delivery Mode: Online (On-demand).
• Corporate and customized training available on request.
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
P&C Block Diagrams (MCP)
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P&C Block Diagrams (MCP)
