Appendix IV
1. SPECIALISED ELECTRICAL COURSE FOR SKILLED PERSONS WHO WILL BE
ENGAGED ON THE ELECTRICAL SIDE OF 1HE POWER PLANT
| Item No | Particulars | Number of hours |
|---|---|---|
| I | Alarm systems-visual and audible. | 2 |
| II. | Isolators, circuit breakers and contractors. | 3 |
| III | Earthing and neutral grounding, necessity of, methods for, safety rules while handling electrical equipments | 4 |
| IV | Motor winding and repairs. | 4 |
| V | Maintenance of internal telephones and primary air systems. | 3 |
| VI | Meggering and testing of wiring and cable faults. | 3 |
| VII | Maintenance of electrical motors. | 6 |
| VIII | Maintenance of electrical switch-gear | 8 |
| IX | Fuses-rewirable type-cartridges type high rupturing capacity fuse, constructional features of fuse and fuse sockets, knife type high rupturing capacity fuses-use of pullers for insertion and removal, colour code for fuse rating. | 8 |
| X | Motor starters and their applications-direction line, star-delta, rotor resistance. | 5 |
| XI. | Meggers, avometers, voltmeters, ammeters, wattmeters, energy meters-general information about their use. | 6 |
| XII. | Maintenance of transformers and tap changer. | 6 |
| XIII | Jointing of low and medium voltage cables. | 4 |
| XIV | Connections, earthing, principles of operation of all small distribution transformers. | 2 |
| XV | Current and potential transformers, purpose, connection and use. | 2 |
| XVI. | Various types of drive. | 2 |
| XVII | Elementary knowledge of engineering materials and their properties. | 2 |
| XVIII. | Lubrication and cooling system. | 4 |
| 74 | ||
| Common course for electrical and mechanical | 82 | |
| Supplementary course for electrical | 74 | |
| Total Hours | 156 |
2. SPECIALISED MECHANICAL COURSE FOR SKILLED PERSONS WHO WILL BE ENGAGED IN THE MECHANICAL SIDE OF THE POWER STATION
| Item No | Particulars | Number of hours |
|---|---|---|
| I. | Types of bearings and their uses. | 3 |
| II | Types of valves, safety valve, suction valve, delivery valve, non-return valve, bypass valve, drain valve, air release valve, control valve, float operated valve, solenoid operated and pneumatically operated valve and their applications. | 5 |
| III. | Pressure gauges-Bourden type gauge, monometer, vacuum, gauge, barometer principles of operation, absolute pressure, gauge and vacuum pressure and their inter-relationship. | 5 |
| IV. | Temperature indicators, mercury thermometers resistance thermometers, thermocouples, pyrometers, gas thermometers temperature alarm. | 4 |
| V | Level gauges-different types-level alarm. | 3 |
| VI | Flow meters-steam and water-general principles. | 3 |
| VII | Couplings-different types, rigid, flexible, magnetic and fluid couplings. | 2 |
| VIII | Clutches-different types and uses. | 2 |
| IX | Maintenance of pneumatic measuring instruments, servometers, powers cylinders and other thermostats monostats. | 4 |
| X. | Maintenance of instruments recorders, clocks. | 4 |
| XI | Vibration-general knowledge of their causes, effects, remedies, misalignment, womout bearings, vibration fed to foundations, cracking eccentricity and differential expansion, their causes, remedies. | 5 |
| 40 | ||
| Common course for electrical and mechanical | 82 | |
| Specialized course for mechanical | 40 | |
| Total Hours 122 | 122 |
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