How we use electricity is constantly evolving; significant changes continue to occur in the UK electricity industry.
Yet more strategic and necessary developments are taking place right now with more to come in the future to reach net zero.
High voltage power (DC) plays a significant role in our transmission system, enabling long distances to be covered with maximum power transmission and minimum loss. Furthermore, HV acts in a mitigating role in the grid with AC flow, transferring full-rated power without a phase angle limit.
HVET, the High Voltage Engineering and Testing returns for its 27th edition, taking place once again in Manchester, delivering a three-day programme on the fundamentals of HV testing and transmission engineering.
The HVET programme provides interactive sessions and real case studies to analyse the application of current techniques and innovative technologies to better understand and therefore be best prepared to manage new and ongoing challenges faced by the power industry.
The course takes place between the 24 - 26 September 2024 at the University of Manchester.
Key benefits of attending:
- Gain the most up-to-date information on high-voltage engineering and testing
- Learn from leading experts in the field, covering industrial experiences and case studies
- The opportunity to meet and network with your industry peers throughout the course
- Take away digital copies of all the training notes for future reference
- Receive the 3rd digital edition of the IET High Voltage testing book for free.
Who should attend?
This event will benefit Electrical engineers, Design Engineers, Project Engineers, Project Managers, Engineering Managers, Power system engineers and Asset management specialists working in the high voltage engineering and testing field.
This course is designed to suit engineers at all levels ranging from those entering this subject area for the first time, new graduates or entry-level apprentices wanting to take advantage of the new opportunities, to those who are simply wish to bridge the gaps in their knowledge in this important topic.
