Combined Heat and Power Systems
About This Course
WSQ Combined Heat and Power Systems offers in-depth training on optimizing power plant operations by applying thermodynamic principles. Participants will explore CHP basics, including its applications, tri-generation systems, and prime mover types. The course covers essential power cycles such as Brayton and Rankine, focusing on enhancing thermal efficiency through advanced techniques like regeneration, intercooling, and reheat processes.
This course also addresses practical considerations, including CHP system feasibility studies, regulatory compliance, and evaluating plant efficiency. Learners will gain hands-on knowledge of specialized testing, fuel evaluation, and troubleshooting operational faults to ensure sustainable and efficient power generation. Graduates will be equipped with the expertise to operate and maintain power plants, ensuring compliance with safety and performance standards.
What You'll Learn
LO1: Follow standard operating procedures for power plant operations by applying thermodynamics principles.
LO2: Operate power systems and conduct specialized testing of equipment to ensure efficient power plant operations.
LO3: Determine operating requirements and evaluate fuel types to maintain power plant performance and ensure compliance with operational requirements.
Topics Covered:
Topic 1: CHP Basics
Topic 2: Gas Power Cycle
Topic 3: Vapour Power Cycles
Topic 4: Power Equipment and Systems
Topic 5: Cogeneration systems
Topic 6: The Feasibility Study and Regulatory Issues
Entry Requirements
1. Minimum education at Bachelor Degree
2. Working experience of at least 1 year
3. Age group: 21 and above