Micro-Credential in Power Quality
Programme Overview
The problems related to Power Quality (PQ) are often difficult to solve and the solutions is not always simple especially for those engineers and professionals who are not trained in PQ. The optimal solution to a PQ problem is usually a mix of solutions for a specific situation.
Power quality, reliability and availability must be considered as a complete set from the design stage because they are closely related. Equipment is designed for normal operation within a rated range of power supply values. Small deviations from these values can result in increased losses, poor efficiency, and unpredictable operation. Large deviations can cause protective devices to trip or the failure of a component.
In addition, components always break down from time to time because they have a limited lifetime. Thus, both power quality and reliability influence the availability of any facility. Availability is easier to estimate than reliability, so users are more concerned about the former. Nevertheless, the way to increase the availability is through power quality and reliability improvements.
Learning Outcomes
On completion of the course participants should be able to:
• Explain the concept of power quality, factors affecting the power quality, safety of grounding, power quality measurements and devices.
• Evaluate the signal and the (sources) noise generated in the systems and eliminate noise in the system
• Evaluate the system performances and increase the delivery efficiency by improving the power factor
• Analyze the effect of Electromagnetic interference in human body and gain understanding of the procedures to avoid this hazard for safety reason
• Prepare an assignment based on the topics related to power quality using valid online
• Presentation a topic based on power quality.
Course Progression
Credits from this Micro-Credential Programme are transferable to the following full academic programme:
- Master of Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.
Assessments
- Continuous Assessment 60%
- Final Assessment 40%
Study Plan for Micro-Credential in Power Quality
Week 1 (6 Hrs.)
| Introduction To Power Quality
Power Frequency Disturbance
Disturbance
Disturbances
Disturbances
| Discussion
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Week 2 (6 Hrs.)
| Electrical Transients
Harmonics
| Discussion |
Week 3 (6 Hrs.)
| Grounding And Bonding
Power Ground System
SRG Methods
Ground Loops
| Discussion |
Week 4 (6 Hrs.)
| Power Factor · Introduction · Active and Reactive Power · Displacement and True Power Factor · Power Factor Improvement · Power Factor Correction
Power Factor Penalty
| Discussion |
Week 5 (6 Hrs.)
| Electromagnetic Interference
Power Frequency Fields
| Discussion |
Week 6 (6 Hrs.)
| Static Electricity
Humidity Control
| Discussion Presentation |
Week 7 (6 Hrs.)
| Measuring And Solving Power Quality Problems
Test Locations
| Submission of Assessment
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Week 8
| Final Examination | Conclusion Session Awarding of Certificates Presentation by VC or Representative of VC
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Why Micro-Credential in Lincoln University College (LUC), Malaysia?
Micro-credentials in Lincoln University College (LUC), Malaysia offer a flexible, targeted, and accelerated pathway of acquiring industry-relevant skills that meet the demands of today’s evolving job market. Designed for students, professionals, and individuals seeking to upskill or reskill, credentials offer learning experiences and formally recognized certifications, with enhanced employability, and serving as stepping stones to higher qualifications. LUC’s micro-credential programs are supported by strong academic frameworks and offer clear progression pathways into full-fledged degree programs. After completing this Micro-credential course, professionals can use their updated skills to apply for promotions or switch to a different job role.