Knowledge Transfer of Substation Engineering and Experiences

Substation knowledge transfer is becoming critical because of retirements, changing technology, hiring restrictions, and increased project assignments. This Technical Brochure will explore the methods which can be implemented by utilities and engineering consultants to transfer substation knowledge from seasoned to less experienced engineers and technicians. The Technical Brochure also investigates substation knowledge transfer from the perspective of millennial and gen Z engineers.

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Substations and electrical installations

This Technical Brochure has been created by a Working Group from the CIGRE Substations and electrical installations Study Committee which is one of CIGRE's 16 domains of work.
Study Committee B3 addresses a wide range of topics that are applicable to the entire life-cycle of substation assets; from conception, through research, development, design, production, deployment, maintenance, operation, and finally, end-of life and disposal. Our activities address all stages of asset life and include not only technical aspects but also safety, economic, environmental and social aspects. All issues of performance, specification, testing, monitoring and the application of diagnostic testing techniques are within scope, with a specific focus on the impact of changing demands for substations due to continued evolution of the power system. Safety and life cycle condition assessment techniques, health indexing, risk management techniques, education and training are also important topics for our work.

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