350-11 - Protection System Misoperation
Learning objectives
- Identify the two aspects of protection system design
- Recall the process of analyzing Protection System Misoperation
- Recall the process of developing and implementing a Corrective Action Plan (CAP)
- Identify evidence required to prove compliance with CAP procedures
- Define Responsible Entity compliance with PRC-004-5(i)
- Recall the timelines for identifying the cause of a Misoperation for compliance with PRC-004-5(i)
- Identify the facilities subject to regulation of PRC-005-6
- Define Functional Entity compliance with PRC-005-6
Course overview
The stability of the North American Bulk Power System (BPS) relies on the correct performance of protection systems used throughout the Bulk Electrical System (BES). From time to time, misoperations occur across the BES and are negated by protection systems of all types. To maintain system stability, technicians and NERC system operators must know the standards pertaining to misoperation identification and correction. The Protection System Misoperation training course defines the term misoperation and identifies conditions registering this way. This online course is part of the System Protection training series.
The individuals involved in the development and promotion of this course do not receive any compensation or financial benefits outside of their regular employment for their work on this course.
