Why this seminar matters
The Netherlands is undergoing a major energy infrastructure upgrade, including the construction of new 380 kV substations. To ensure efficient and reliable implementation, standardization is essential. A standardized 380 kV station design, including a coherent EMC approach, helps guarantee proper functionality and simplifies compliance for contractors and suppliers.
What you will learn
In this seminar, you’ll explore the standard EMC design principles for high-voltage substations. Expert speakers Michel Dagelinckx and Theo Gerritzen will cover:
- The importance of EMC in high-voltage substations
- Zoning, cable separation, and cable entry strategies
- Earthing systems inside and outside the central control building
- Use of a Parallel Earth Conductor (PEC)
- Topics of emission, immunity, and attenuation
- The link between the EMC concept and the condition score EMC
- Corrosion resistance is an important consideration in relation to the construction requirements set out in the relevant standards. In addition to the requirements of standards NEN 1010:2020+C1:2024 and NEN-EN-IEC 61439-1:2021, reference is increasingly being made to the requirements of the NEN-EN-ISO 12944 series.
Who should attend?
Ideal for professionals involved in the construction, design, or engineering of high-voltage substations with EMC concerns, including:
- Engineers & designers
- Installation managers
- Project leads & consultants
- Suppliers & contractors
Whether you’re experienced in EMC or seeking to deepen your knowledge, this seminar offers valuable insights and practical tools
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Want better control over EMC in high-voltage substations and learn how to meet regulatory requirements? Register today and discover how standardization can simplify your work and improve reliability. Learn everything about EMC in high-voltage substations—standard design, zoning, earthing, and practical tips.
