21-07-2025 - 25-07-2025	3800	دبي

Course Introduction:

Basic Electrical Engineering Fundamentals Course provides a comprehensive exposition of the principles of electrical engineering for both electrical as well as non-electrical engineers. This course is designed to help electric power system engineers understand basic industrial, commercial and institutional power systems design and engineering principles. Also, this course raises the level of competence and electrical safety awareness within the organization and to provide specific guidance to those who must implement and follow the associated procedures. Then they will be able to properly protect their electric power systems and can conduct and implement an effective arc flash study, to properly protect electrical workers and equipment.

Electricity is high-grade energy. Working in the proximity of power distribution systems, however involves danger. All staff managers, administrators, engineers or technicians need to understand the potential dangers and how to keep matters under control in order to avoid injuries or fatalities. All staff must therefore be aware of the protection available and the regulations and advisory information governing this important area of concern.

Course Objectives:

Towards the end of the training, the participants will be able to learn:

The key components of facilities electric power distribution, which include circuit arrangements, low and medium voltage switchgear, and single-phase and three phase schemes
Operation, components, electromotive forces, turns and voltage ratios, losses, efficiency, rating, and connections of transformers
The difference between direct current, induction and synchronous current motors, motor enclosures, and how to select motors
The principles of protecting electrical equipment, including time current curves, fuses, circuit breakers, and coordination
What standby power is, including generators and UPS power systems
The purpose for power generation, which includes standby, prime, base, peak, and co-generation
About power factor and correction
What grounding and bonding systems are, with an overview of ignition sources, separately derived systems, and substation grounding
Hazardous area identification principles with general information on NEC, IEC, equipment protection, certification, and definitions

Who Should Attend?

Those facilities personnel who interface with facility electrical power systems, including project engineers, operation leads, instrumentation, controls personnel, and electrical engineers who are new to electrical power systems within oil and gas facilities.