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Transmisión de energía eléctrica (edX)

Transmisión de energía eléctrica (edX)

Aprende cómo se transmite y se distribuye la electricidad y cómo este conocimiento puede ser aplicado para maximizar la transmisión de energía eléctrica. Caso de estudio en el sistema eléctrico mexicano. El conocer la manera en que funciona el sistema eléctrico mexicano como caso de estudio genera competencias importantes en el mundo actual y permite tener conocimientos de distribución eléctrica que se pueden usar en otros países.

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Es por ello que en este curso enfocado en la energía te permite examinar el funcionamiento de una red de transmisión de energía eléctrica, desde las centrales generadoras en diferentes ubicaciones hasta los sistemas de distribución donde se debe de entregar la energía eléctrica.
En este curso en línea descubrirás cómo las líneas de transmisión interconectan diferentes centros de cargas y/o centrales, ya sea en condiciones normales o durante un estado de emergencia.
Al inscribirte, habrás tomado una buena decisión, pues te estarás formando en uno de los temas de más relevancia en el mundo: la transmisión y distribución de la energía eléctrica.
This course is part of the Sustentabilidad energética y la smart grid Professional Certificate.

What you'll learn
Analizar la manera en que la energía eléctrica puede ser transportada a través de la red general de transmisión
Examinar la transmisión de energía a través de casos típicos, diseños y parámetros predefinidos de líneas de transmisión
Proponer una estrategia para maximizar la transmisión de energía eléctrica entre una fuente de generación y un centro de consumo urbano

Syllabus

Tema 1. Descripción general de un sistema eléctrico de potencia
1.1. Generación
1.2. Líneas de transmisión
1.3. Transformadores
1.4. Cargas
Tema 2. Líneas de transmisión
2.1. Aisladores
2.2. Líneas de transmisión aéreas
2.3. Modelado de líneas de transmisión
2.4. Obtención de parámetros
Tema 3. Subestaciones eléctricas
3.1. Tipos de subestaciones
3.2. Conceptos básicos
3.3. Componentes de una subestación
3.4. Diseño de una subestación
Tema 4. Protecciones eléctricas
4.1. Introducción a las protecciones eléctricas
4.2. Relevadores
4.3. Esquemas de protección para subestaciones eléctricas
4.4. Esquemas de protección para líneas de transmisión
Tema 5. Análisis de fallas
5.1. Conceptos básicos
5.2. Fallas transitorias y permanentes
5.3. Componentes simétricas
5.4. Coordinación de aislamiento
Tema 6. La Red Nacional de Transmisión en México
6.1. Fundamento legal
6.2. Infraestructura actual del Sistema Eléctrico Nacional de México
6.3. Comportamiento de la demanda y consumo del Sistema Eléctrico Nacional mexicano
6.4. Obras de transmisión para el Mercado Eléctrico Mayorista

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