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    Syllabus For Chargeman Certificates (April 2014) PV

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    This document provides a syllabus for the chargeman examination, covering 6 categories (L1-L3, H1-H3) at increasing levels of complexity. Category L1 focuses on theory of electrical rules, equipment, installations and components. Practical components include using instruments, switchboard operation and motor control. Higher categories (L2-L3, H1-H3) cover additional topics such as overhead lines, underground cabling, generating stations, and synchronizing at higher voltages up to 33kV.

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    This document provides a syllabus for the chargeman examination, covering 6 categories (L1-L3, H1-H3) at increasing levels of complexity. Category L1 focuses on theory of electrical rules, equipment, installations and components. Practical components include using instruments, switchboard operation and motor control. Higher categories (L2-L3, H1-H3) cover additional topics such as overhead lines, underground cabling, generating stations, and synchronizing at higher voltages up to 33kV.

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    This document provides a syllabus for the chargeman examination, covering 6 categories (L1-L3, H1-H3) at increasing levels of complexity. Category L1 focuses on theory of electrical rules, equipment, installations and components. Practical components include using instruments, switchboard operation and motor control. Higher categories (L2-L3, H1-H3) cover additional topics such as overhead lines, underground cabling, generating stations, and synchronizing at higher voltages up to 33kV.

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    UNIT MERINYU ELEKTRIK

    ELECTRICAL INSPECTORATE UNIT

    SYLLABUS FOR CHARGEMAN EXAMINATION – Updated 04/2014


    1. CATEGORY L1
    A. THEORY
    1.1 Electricity Ordinance. 1.9 Underground Cable
    1.2 Electrical Rules 1999.  Types of cable, sizes, current rating.
    1.3 Latest IEE Wiring Regulation or Malaysian  Digging, excavation and cable laying, and other
    Standard (MS). situations.
    1.4 Fire Fighting System.  Cable jointing, phasing and termination
     Selection and operation of portable fire  Associated control gears, feeder pillar,
    extinguisher. distribution boards.
     Halon gas system and sprinkler.  Construction, operation and maintenance.
     Alarm system. 1.10 Motor and Controlling equipment
    1.5 Protection Equipment In Low Voltage Installation.  Types of motor, application, differences and
     All kinds of circuit breaker (ACB, OCB, ways of operation.
    MCCB, MCB, ELCB, etc).  Maintenance, fault detection and repair.
     Safety switches.  Starter including protection characteristics.
     All kinds of fuse: rewiring fuse, HRC, time lag 1.11 Battery
    fuse, etc..  Working principal.
     Oil dashpot.  Types, sizes, maintenance and charge system.
     Earthling. 1.12 Measurement and Testing Equipment
    1.6 Electrical Basic  Introduction and usage of different types of
     Power factor (p.f.) measurement and testing equipment.
    - definition and power factor calculation 1.13 Air Conditioner
    - effects of low power factor.  Types of air conditioner.
    - capacitor rating for power factor correction.  Air conditioner components.
     Voltage.  Operation and maintenance.
     Current (DC circuit and AC circuit) 1.14 Main Switch Board Equipment Checking
     Power (kW, kVA, kVAR).  Earthling system, OCB, switch board, switching
     Resistor. tripping equipment, partition, relay and pilot
     Capacitor. wiring, etc..
     Inductor. 1.15 Consumer Installation
     Magnetism basic.  Design and types of consumer installation
    1.7 Transformer wiring.
     Construction, types, application, differences  Earthling.
    between other types of transformer.  Installation testing (testing procedure)
     Function of important parts in a transformer.  Neon lamp installation.
     Overhauling. 1.16 Street Lighting
     Testing and commissioning.  Installation, maintenance.
    1.8 Cable
     Cable selection. 1.17 Grid Connected Photovoltaic (PV) System
     - types, sizes, current rating, voltage drop.  Requirement to install disconnector switch
     Joints and terminations. (isolator) outside the premises.
     Damages on cable and damage analysis.  Knowledge of SESCO switching coordination
     Usage of equipment to detect cable damages. operating practices.

    B. PRACTICAL
    1. Instrument and Measurement.
    2. Switchboard Operation.
    3. Motor Control.
    2. CATEGORY L2 3. CATEGORY L3
    A. THEORY A. THEORY
    2.1 Low voltage Overhead lines, Underground cable 3.1 Low voltage generating stations.
    laying & auxilliaries 3.2 Synchronizing power generation and purpose of
     Types of poles, construction of stay wire synchronizing.
     Types of cable, current rating. 3.3 Factors related to synchronizing process.
     Overhead line installation including tensioning, 3.4 Synchronizing operation (in theory and practical).
    sagging and clearance limits.
     Overhead line equipment like pole fuses,
    lightning arrestors, D bracket.
     Installation and maintenance of overhead line
    equipment and others like feeder pillars and
    distribution boards.
     Earthling.
     Span length and poles location.
     Street lighting.
     Safety procedure when working.

    2.2 Grid Connected Photovoltaic (PV) System


     Requirement to install disconnector switch
    (isolator) outside the premises.
     Knowledge of SESCO switching coordination
    operating practices.

    4. CATEGORY H1 5. CATEGORY H2
    A. THEORY A. THEORY
    4.1 Voltage Higher Than Low Voltage (up to 33 kV) 5.1 Voltage Higher Than Low Voltage (up to 33 kV)
    Electrical Substation & auxilliaries. System for all the items listed in category L2.

    6. CATEGORY H3
    A. THEORY
    6.1 Voltage Higher Than Low Voltage (up to 33 kV)
    System for all the items listed in category L3.

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