ALLEN Career Institute
Course: PG Certificate Course in Thermal Power Plant Engineering
Institute / University: National Power Training Institute (NPTI)
About Institute
NPTI’s Corporate Centre campus is spread over a picturesque landscape of about 15 acres in Faridabad in the suburbs of New Delhi in the National Capital Region (NCR). The campus is located, just about 5 kms from New Delhi – Haryana Border, about 30 kms from the International Airport and 25 kms from New Delhi Railway Station. NPTI established a “Centre for Advanced Management and Power Studies” (CAMPS) at the Corporate Office, Faridabad for the higher echelons of the Power Sector. CAMPS has been entrusted with the responsibility for conducting Programs on Power Regulation, Power Finance, Power Environment and Power Technology interfaces etc. Power System studies focusing the recent technological advancements covering emerging areas such as Intelligent automation, Smart Grid Technology, Renewable Energy Integration with Grid Interface modules for power evacuation utilizing Smart Power Flow Controllers are also some of the niche areas. The main aim of the program is to develop a pool of trained manpower readily available for recruitment in organizations working in GIS & Remote Sensing fields. GIS & Remote Sensing technology is highly used in utility sector and is capable of carrying out complex on-line and off-line power system analysis like load flow analysis, load forecasting, route optimization, distribution planning and control, geometric network for optimum distribution of power in demanding phase.
Course
PG Certificate Course in Thermal Power Plant Engineering
The course covers operation and maintenance of Power Plants viz., Thermal including Gas, Solar, Wind, Biomass etc., with exposure to on-job training for substantiation of Operational and Maintenance practices and concepts. The program also satisfies all the requirements of on-going and emerging power sector needs The trained personnel shall develop the competence of O&M and Commissioning principles of plants based on different sources of energy.
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