301-38 Overhead and Underground Facilities
Learning objectives
- Identify the physical and electrical characteristics of equipment used in overhead and underground distribution facilities
- Specify how household wiring enables electrical appliances to be powered by the BES
Course overview
Overhead and Underground Facilities provides a detailed exploration of the physical and electrical characteristics of equipment used in both overhead and underground distribution. It provides a comprehensive understanding of the critical components and infrastructure involved in power distribution systems, including the distinct features and functions of overhead lines versus underground cable. Overhead and Underground Facilities provides a solid grasp of how different distribution methods impact system performance and reliability, providing the knowledge to effectively work with these facilities. This course is part of the Distribution Systems 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.