Overview:

The course main focus is frequency stability in power generation. By attending this course, participant will understand basic information on speed governors and their application for power system control.

In order for the electricity to be transmitted safely and efficiently it must be at high voltage (pressure) and a low current (flow). This is because if the current is too high, the line would heat up to much and even melt. If the voltage were too low, hardly any energy would be carried.

The device which controls the speed of a prime mover is called governors. Governors vary prime mover output (MW) automatically for changes in system frequency (speed). Participant will understand type of governors and fundamental of governors working principle. Trainer will guide the participant how to calculate droop setting and effects of differential droop setting to power generation.

Objective:
At the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Recognize the function and importance of governor for prime mover
• Identify the differential between ‘Speed Sensing Control’ and ‘Speed Droop Control’
• Determine importance of droop control frequency control in the National Grid System
• Describe the function of Droop Control for load sharing between prime movers
• Explain the differential between ‘Primary Control’ and ‘Secondary Control’ in the National Grid System


for any enquiries please contact:

1. NAME: IR. YEOH CHIEN WERN
     Email: yeohcw@tnb.com.my

2. NAME: MOHD KHAIRUL FIKRI B. MOHD SALLEH
     Email: khairul.fikri@tnb.com.my
 

 

Target Participant: TT09 - 12
Duration: 2 Days
Language:

Overview:
The main focus is frequency stability in power generation.  By attending this course, participant will understand basic information on speed governors and their application for power system control.  In order for the electricity to be transmitted safely and efficiently it must be at high voltage (pressure) and a low current (flow).  This is because if the current is too high, the line would heat up to much and even melt.  If the voltage were to low, hardly any energy would be carried.  The device which controls the speed of a prime mover is called governors.  Governors vary prime mover output (MW) automatically for changes in system frequency (speed).

Participant will understand type of governors and fundamental of governors working principle.  Trainer will guide the participant how to calculate droop setting and effects of differential droop to power generation.
Objective:
At the end of the course, participants will be able to:

• Recognize the function and importance of governor for prime mover
• Identify the differential between ‘Speed Sensing Control’ and ‘Speed Droop Control’
• Determine importance of droop control frequency control in the National Grid System
• Describe the function of Droop Control for load sharing between prime movers
• Explain the differential between ‘Primary Control’ and ‘Secondary Control’ in the National Grid System

for any enquiries please contact:

1. NAME: IR. YEOH CHIEN WERN
   Email: yeohcw@tnb.com.my

2. NAME: MOHD KHAIRUL FIKRI BIN MOHD SALLEH
   Email: khairul.fikri@tnb.com.my

Target Participant: TNB Generation Technician TT09-TT12
Duration: 2 Days
Language:

Overview:
<div justify;"="">The course is designed as an awareness about Goods & Services Taxes in Malaysia. The trainers will guide and facilitate the participants, so that they aware about what it GST.

The training format is theory and practical, where the participants will be actively involved in the class activities. Hence, it will increase their confidence level when the implementation of GST.

“Learning by doing” is a basic principle adopted in this training. Participant will be taken through the vast experience of training by the trainers. The emphasis is on participants continuing participation in ensuring the ultimate success of the workshop.
Objective:
<div justify;"="">Upon completion of this course, participants will be to:

• Obtain a good overview of the Malaysian GST
• State key concepts and the elements of GST in relation to supply of goods and services
• State the registration issues-mandatory, voluntary, group and late registration impact
• Compile GST documentation required, the accounting records and GST returns
• Assess the impact of GST on businesses


any enquiries please contact:

1. NAME: SAMIHAH JAAFAR
Email: samihah.jaafar@tnb.com.my

2. NAME: NOR FAIZURA IZMA OMAR
Email: norfaizura@tnb.com.my
 

Target Participant: Finance Executive / Manager (E07-E15) & Accountant
Duration: 2 Days
Language: