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byjuram
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Protection Engineer

10/27/2009 1:29 PM

I am a Protection Engineer. I am planning to start a course to develop the skills of Electrical Engineer to make them a "Protection Engineer". The chances of getting a job in Gulf Country as Protection Engineer is high. I am preparing a Syllabus for that course.

Do you have any suggestions??. What are the topic to be added in the Course Content?.

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lukman
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Re: Protection Engineer

10/27/2009 3:17 PM

Dear BRN,

my name is lukman working in dubai as a Testing and Commissioning Enginner.. i'm interested in developing my protection based kowledge.. i want to talk with u regarding this.... can u mail me.... my mail id is 'lukman@etapcs.com"

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Lukman
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Re: Protection Engineer

10/28/2009 8:26 AM

To eliminate ambiguity, are you specifically meaning (to make them) "Electrical Protection Engineers", "Fire Protection Engineers", "Lightning Protection Engineers", or plain-old-all-around "Protection Engineers"...?

Try the old stand-by (googlie-thingy) to find links such as:

This one Senior Protection Engineer with another list of quals at 'Monster'... (look quick before these are gone...!)

Fire Protection Engineer HERE...

There are over 61,000 additional "Hits" here...

Good luck with your project!
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electricalexpert65
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Re: Protection Engineer

11/01/2009 6:22 AM

Introduction to Protective Relaying

Basic Terminology

ANSI Codes

Types of Charecteristics

Types of Relays

Fault level calculations

CTs & PTs

Co-ordination

Protection of Feeders, Motors, Transformers, Generators, Busbar, Lines, etc.

Differential Protection & REF Protection

Distance Protection

(The list is inexhaustive)
byjuram
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Re: Protection Engineer

11/01/2009 10:43 PM

Thanks for the replay. Can you please mail me the details of ANSI CODES
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