Subject 'Consumers` Electricity Supply'

Year:   2014/2015    2015/2016    2016/2017    2017/2018    2018/2019    

Power generation, transmission and storage. Types of power plants, their construction and operation principles. The concept of Energy System. The Power Transmission Network and Distribution Network. Overhead power lines, cable lines, substations. Low-voltage power supply. Wiring systems (TN, TT, IT). Insertion point, main and branch leads, distribution boards.

Fundamental concepts and terminology of the electricity supply. Overview about power generation, transmission, storage and consumers. Electrical loads and their, basic structures of electrical networks and power systems. Overview about the most important power sources and power quality requirements. Identification of various opportunities to save electric energy.

The graduate recognizes different types of power plants, substations and power networks, electrical installations, requirements for the cable lines and wiring systems and the bases for their calculation. The graduate is able to determine the power consumption, choose an appropriate switching and protection equipment and is able to use the related literature.

The course ends with an examination. Positively executed tests and practical works are the prerequisites of the exam. The examinee must answer written questions within the framework of lecture material. The final grade will turn out from the average grades of tests, practical works and exam.

2014: ET  

2013: ET  

2012: ET