Against the current backdrop of the energy transition, the course Physical and Technological Principles of Power Stations This presents a unique opportunity to gain qualifications in a booming sector with high demand for skilled workers. The growing need for sustainable energy has highlighted the importance of having professionals trained in electrical and mechanical technologies. This course will provide you with fundamental knowledge of electricity, thermodynamics y fluid mechanics, as well as practical skills to understand how essential mechanical and electrical equipment works, such as steam turbines, alternators and transformers. In addition, you will gain a basic understanding of control systems, which are critical for optimise the performance of power stations. The online format allows you to access this training from anywhere, adapting to your needs and schedule, and ensuring that you gain a comprehensive understanding of the current energy sector.
Physical and Technological Principles of Power Stations
Introduction
Objectives
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Understanding the basic principles of electricity and its application in power stations.
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Explain the fundamental concepts of thermodynamics in energy systems.
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To analyse the mechanics of fluids and its significance in heat transfer.
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Identify the operation mechanical equipment such as turbines and compressors.
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To assess the importance of systems for accumulation y correction in electrical installations.
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Describe the role of the transformers in the distribution of electricity.
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Apply basic concepts of regulation in the management of power stations.
Table of Contents
TEACHING UNIT 1. THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS
Electricity
Thermodynamics
Fluid mechanics
Heat transfer
Measurement of variables
TEACHING UNIT 2. MECHANICAL SYSTEMS
Fastenings
Bearings and lubrication
Pipes and tanks
Valves
Heat exchangers
Filters and demineralisers
Pumps
Ejectors
Compressors
Fans
Air conditioning
Steam turbines
TEACHING UNIT 3. ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Batteries, rectifiers and uninterruptible power supply systems
Alternators
Electric motors
Transformers
Electrical switchgear
TEACHING UNIT 4. BASIC CONCEPTS OF REGULATION
The basics of regulation