Substation configurations

[@the_townleys]

Steven,
Been 3 years now since I started learning all about substation maintenance.
Thanks for all your help along the way. When I get my spot I'll let u know.😎

[@Electricalsteve]

no problem, good luck with your career!!

[@Vic-zd8zy]

Thanks for the video, great explanation!

[@majidahamdi41]

it was a great lecture, I really enjoyed the explanation.

[@Electricalsteve]

Glad to hear that!

[@majidahamdi41]

@@Electricalsteve
Can i have the PDF of this lecture please ??

[@mdasf]

Well explanation..superb

[@bhagyashreemandle5324]

You videos are so so informative

[@Electricalsteve]

glad you find them useful!!

[@suryab1236]

It was really an excellent explanation. I appreciate your effort Sir ..where can I watch your full videos ?

[@Electricalsteve]

Hi,
Go to the Udemy website, search for courses under my name ( Stephen brooks ) & use the voucher code WERD1001 to get them for $9.99, vouchers expire in 5 days.
Regards
Stephen Brooks

[@anonymlife4361]

Thx from azerbaidjan

[@pacificlite]

Awesome video!

[@gtavlossantosisadriverstown]

Thank you 4 taking the time to put this together.
Ant

[@Electricalsteve]

thanks!

[@nituldas1438]

Very interesting sir, please make a video on autocad that how we can design electrical layout for a substation

[@Electricalsteve]

Noted

[@nituldas1438]

@@Electricalsteve thank you for your response sir.

[@collinsowusu5898]

Good explanation

[@Electricalsteve]

Thanks and welcome

[@שישי-ק7ת]

Nice video tanks 👌

[@Electricalsteve]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@MarkuzOlivieri]

Excellent explanation

[@Electricalsteve]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Vigneshvicky-sn1qy]

Good work sir.

[@Electricalsteve]

Most welcome

[@mgopinath0369]

Thanks from INDIA

[@Electricalsteve]

Hi,
Go to the Udemy website, search for courses under my name ( Stephen brooks ) & use the voucher code WERD1001 to get them for $9.99, vouchers expire in 5 days.
Regards
Stephen Brooks

[@litefoot900]

Fascinating!

[@Electricalsteve]

Thanks

[@xnasna6151]

អគុណបង👏😍

[@kanzariyaumesh6318]

Explanation is perfect ,but how we close the circuit breaker before isolator for no load condition

[@Electricalsteve]

Hi, The isolators in a substation are electrically / mechanically interlocked with the circuit breakers so that they can only be operated in a safe sequence. Interlocking is covered on the main protection course steve

[@miopai4561]

what the great lectures

[@Electricalsteve]

Thanks

[@majidahamdi41]

can you share the PDF of this Lecture with us, please?

[@Electricalsteve]

Hi Majid, I think they are all available on the Udemy platform steve

[@yasinmuc]

Thank you

[@Electricalsteve]

Welcome!

[@winner1338]

even the sound of closing the isolator is scary

[@Electricalsteve]

The noise of the circuit breakers operating can be scarier!! Steve

[@vinnnyvinvin]

Dude you really got to lower the volume on your faults and breaker sounds.

[@Electricalsteve]

Keeps you awake!! :-)

[@richranchernot]

I really could do without the Ka-chunk audio when breakers are opened and closed.

[@Electricalsteve]

it can be a lot louder in the substation!! :-)

[@ipyanakasanga936]

Excellent explanation

[@Electricalsteve]

Glad you liked it