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DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Relay Protection

Code: BEPP43 Semester: 7

Type of teaching: Lectures, laboratory work

Lesson per week: L -2 hours, LW -2 hours

Number of credits: 5

LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph. D. K.Malchev (EF), tel.:965 2099,email: [email protected]. Technical University-Sofia (TUS)

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM The course is a compulsory for both full-time and part-time students in the subject of Electrical power engineering and electrical equipment at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, TUS, for receiving the BSc degree. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE The introduce students to the methods and principles of operation, characteristics and adjustment of relay protections concerning the basic electrical equipment in electrical power systems: electrical networks, transformers, generators, busses and motors. DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The course includes basic types of protection – over-current, over-current directional, distance and differential. These protections are taught in connection with distribution and transmission networks. Protections of generators, transformers, electrical machines and buses are considered in relation with their typical faults and faulty modes. Lectures comprise protections of particular relays, relay protection units and systems for auxiliary supply and these are looked at in detail in Laboratory practice. In this Laboratory practice the students acquire knowledge and obtain skills in testing the adjustment of relay protections of our power distribution system. PREREQUISITES: Basic knowledge of electrical machines and apparatus, electrical power supply, electric power production and electrical equipment, and transients in networks. TEACHING METHODS: Lectures given by means of multimedia. Laboratory practices are conducted in accordance with the Laboratory manual; written reports are required from students. The reports are checked and rated by the lecturers. All necessary written materials concerning the course are given the students in advance. A student is supplied for each laboratory practice unit with a particular literature. METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written reports discussion (20%); written examination at the end of the semester (80%). INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: Bulgarian BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Вичев С. Записки по релейна защита (CD);2. Аврамов Н. Основи на релейната защита. С., Техника, 1984; 3. Нанчен Н. Релейна защита. С. Техника; 4. Малчев К.М. Ръководство за лабораторни упражнения по релейна защита. ТУ-София, 2010

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Electrical Equipment


Type of teaching: Lectures, laboratory work

Lessons for week: L - 3 hours, LW - 2 hours


LECTURER:

Assoc.Prof. Ph.D. Svetlana Tzvetkova (FEE), tel. 965 2171, email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory course for the student specialty Electrical Power Generation and Electrical Equipment BEng programme of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the course is the students may by self to work with other types electric equipment, control and automation of the machines and mechanisms.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The course studies the special features of different mechanisms and units, the load charts building, the methods for choosing the engines power for given mechanisms and units, the control and automation circuits. The biggest attention is separated of the industrial mechanisms that are worked in all industrial enterprises and electric plants and are used for details, machines, bulk materials, liquid materials and gaseous materials transport. Such mechanisms are cranes, lifts, telfers, conveyors, excavating machines, metal working machines, pumps, funs, compressors, big consumers of electric energy as electric arc furnaces, devices for electrolysis and rolling mills. The course considers the special features of these consumers, theirs loads, the rational working regimes.

PREREQUISITES: Electrical Engineering, Physics, Electrical Machines, Automation of the Electric Drive, Electrical Apparatus.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures, using slides and other visual facilities, laboratory work in teams with protocols and course project with description preparation and defence.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination in the end of seventh semester (80%), laboratories (20%), defence of course project.

INSTRUCTION LENGUAGE: Bulgarian

BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Stoianov S. D., T. B. Tzanev, Electrical Equipment of Industrial Aggregates, Tehnika, Sofia, 1990; 2. Stoianov S. D., T. B. Tzanev, V. S. Gospodinov, Manual for Laboratory Work on Electrical Equipment of Industrial Aggregates, Tehnika, Sofia, 1987; 3. Tzanev T. B., S. D. Stoianov, Manual on Electrical Equipment of Industrial Enterprises, Tehnika, Sofia., 1992; 4. Stoianov S. D., T. B. Tzanev, Manual on Electrical Equipment of Industrial Enterprises - II part, TU - Sofia, 1994; 5. Stoianov S. D., T. B. Tzanev, Collection Scheme on Electrical Equipment of Industrial Aggregates, Tehnika, Sofia, 1984.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Electric Power Supply

Code: BEPP45

Semester: 7

Type of teaching: Lectures, Laboratory work

Lessons per week: L – 2 hours, LW – 1.5 hours


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Sider T.Siderov (FEE) - tel. 965 2181; email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STAUS IN THE CURRICULUM: It is required course for full-time and part-time bachelors degree students of specialty "Electric Power Engineering and Electrical Equipment" of Technical University of Sofia, Faculty of Electrical Engineering.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the course is to make acquainted with the basic requirements and principles of design, build and exploitation of electric power supply systems in industry, companies and e.t.c.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The course includes basic subjects related to structure and characteristic of electric supply systems; methods for estimation of the loads; determination of the position, numbers and powers of the substations in the plants; the estimation and ways to increase reliability of supply systems; low voltage installations design; characteristics of special installations; the choice of switching and protection apparatus in low voltage installations. The essential parts of study are problems of increase the power factor of the electric loads and the influence of power quality over normal work of loads and consumption of electric energy.

PREREQUISITES: It is necessary the knowledge of "Theoretical Electrotechnics", “Electrical Apparatus " “Electrical Networks and Systems”, “Electric Power Plants and Substation” and “Relay protection”.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures read with the help of visual facilities. On the basis of the theoretic material laboratory exercises are conducted with the help of stands and experimental settings. They create conditions for gaining practical knowledge and experience.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination in the end of seventh semester.

INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: Bulgarian.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1.Василев Н.И., С.Т.Сидеров. Електроснабдяване на промишлени предприятия. Техника, София, 1990; 2. Василев Н., С. Сидеров. Ръководство по проектиране на електроснабдителни системи на промишлени предприятия. С.’Техника’, 1988; 3. Willis H. Lee. Power Distribution Planning Reference Book., Marcel Dekker, 1997; 4. Miller Timothy J. E. Reactive Power Control in Electric Systems., Wiley-Interscience, 1982.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Electrical Transport


Type of teaching: Lectures, laboratory work,

Lessons per week: L – 2 hours, LW – 1,5 hours


LECTURER:

Prof. Ph.D. Lubomir Bulgaranov (FEE) – tel:965 2167,email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: The subject general special and obliged of speciality Electrical energetic and electrical equipment, Electrical faculty, TU-Sofia, for educational – qualification degree Bachelor.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the course is to obtain theoretical and practical knowledges for the electrical transport and its fundamental parts, such as the methods for determine of motion equation.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The subject treats questions connected with an electrical urban and rail way electrical transport such as mechanic of potion, tractive and braking forces, train resistance, tractive calculation, energetic of traction process, electrical supply, electrical rolling stock, tractive power station, contact network.

PREREQUISITES: Knowleges in Mechanics, Electrical engineering, Electronics, Electrical motors, Electrical equipment of ERS, Electrical drive, Mathematic, Physics.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures and laboratory exercises in which every student makes protocol and test. The course work is individual project.

METOD OF ASSESSMENT: Two control works in the semester.

INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: English

BIBLIOGRAFHY: 1. Bulgaranov L., Electrical Transport, VTU - Sofia, ISBN 954-12-0103-2, Sofia, 308 pp, 2004; 2. Blgaranow L., Jonov T., Disaining of Electrical transport, TU-Sofia, 96 pp, 2001; 3. Blgaranow L., Jonov T., Laboratory works of Electrical transport, BPS-Sofia, 83 pp, 2003.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course Management


Type of teaching: Lectures and Tutorials

Lessons per week: L – 2 hours; Tut. – 2 hour


LECTURER: Assoc. Prof. PhD M.El.Eng. Maria Kaneva-Tzotcheva,-tel.: 965 2097,

email: [email protected] Technical University-Sofia (TUS) COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM The course is a compulsory for both full-time students in the subject of Electrical power engineering and electrical equipment at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, TUS, for receiving the BSc degree. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE The introduce students to the basic managerial functions and their application to the management of the Electric Power Systems (EPS). The first aim is to create essential managerial skills and second – to stress on the importance of relevant usage of this knowledge for the purposes of EPS functioning and development. Special attention is given to the new realities namely deregulation, DSM, electricity markets. DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The course includes basic managerial functions and activities and shows the most important among them for the functioning and development of the EPS. Students are introduced to the specifics of management of such unique, huge and complex system like EPS. The aims, reasons and problems of deregulation are treated, as well as modern developments such as market for electric energy, demand response (DSM) and others. Different topics are illustrated during seminars with examples. PREREQUISITES: none TEACHING METHODS: The lectures are illustrated with slides. When it is appropriate the lectures given by means of multimedia, and the seminars – with relevant examples. Every student is assigned to prepare an essay. METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written essay gives 30% of the mark; The rest comes from the two tests during the semester – 2x35%. INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: Bulgarian BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Донъли Д.Х., Гибсън Д.Л., Иванчевич Д.М., Основи на мениджмънта, Изд.Отворено общество, София, 1997 2. Dr. Aldag R., Dr. T. Stearns, Management, South-Western Publishing Co., 1987 3. Hellriegel D., J.W. Slocum, Management, Addison-Wesiey Publishing Co., St. Paul, 1993 4. Мескон М.Х., М.Алберт, Фр.Хелоури, Основи на мениджмънта, М., 1992 г. 5. Велчев В., Икономика и планиране на промишлените предприятия, С., 1990 г. 6. Дончев Д., Фирмен мениджмънт, ИК”Век”, С., 1994 г. 7. Колчагова Б., Н. Танева, Организация и управление на производството, ТУ, С., 1992

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course Power System Stability


Type of teaching: Lectures, tutorials and laboratory work

Lessons per week: L – 2 hours; Tut. – 1 hour; LW – 1 hour


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. P.Nakov(FEE) – tel.: 965 2047, email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Mandatory for the student’s speciality “Electrical energy and electrical supply” for obtaining the bachelor’s degree.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: Students to learn the analytical techniques for stability between two major areas of power systems with and without power system protection.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: In this course are studied: Steady-state three-phase performance characteristics of synchronous machines and power transfer limits. Transient performance characteristics of synchronous machines. Power system stability: steady state, transient, and dynamic. Excitation systems and impact on system stability and supplementary stabilizing signals. Discrete supplementary controls for stability. FACTS.

PREREQUISITES: General knowledge in theory of mathematics, mechanics, electrical engineering, electrical machines and fault current analysis is necessary. TEACHING METHODS: Lectures, using media projector, laboratory and course work, protocol and course work description preparation and defence.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written exam at the end of the 7-th term (60%), laboratories (40%).


BIBLIOGRAPHY:

1. Notov P., Transient analysis on power system, Tehnica, Sofia, 1992.

2. Yong Hua Song and Allan T Johns, Flexible ac transmission system, IEE, London, 1999.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Electric Part of Robots

Code: BEPP48-2 Semester: 7

Type of teaching:

Lectures, laboratory work and tutorials

Lessons for week: L - 2 hours, LW - 1 hour, Tut. - 1 hour


LECTURER:


COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory choosed course for the student specialty Electrical Power Generation and Electrical Equipment BEng programme of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the course is to extend the knowledge in the field of the robots and robotized systems and their application in different industrial processes.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The course gives basic information about robots and robotized systems: classification, application, generations of the robots, structural and cinematic circuits, type of drivers. The questions that are considered are connected with electromechanical drivers, static and dynamic loads, control systems for robots and groups of robots, sensors, clamp devices. The laboratory work gives knowledge of testing methods, infusion and technical exploitation of drivers for industrial robots.

PREREQUISITES: Electrical engineering, Physics, Electrical Machines, Electrical Equipment, Automation of the Electric Drive.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures, using slides and other visual facilities, laboratory work in teams with protocols and seminars including solution of the problems about electrical equipment for industrial robots design.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination in the end of seventh semester (70%), laboratories (15%), tutorials (15%).


BIBLIOGRAFY: 1. Belianin L. N., Robotized Systems for Machine Building Industry, Moscow, M., 1986; 2. Budakov S.., Design of Manipulators for Industrial Robots and Robotized Systems, Moscow, 1986; 3. John Young, Robotics, Sofia, Tehnika, 1979; 4. Kulashova W. S., N. A. Laketa, Remote Control of Robots and Manipulators, Moscow, М., 1986; 5. Shahinpur М., Course of Robots, Moscow, 1990.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the Course: Electric Equipment of the Electric Transports Vehicles

Code: ВЕРР48-3 Semester: 7

Type of Teaching: Lectures, laboratory work and tutorials

Lessons per week: L - 2 hours, LW - 1 hour, Tut. - 1 hour


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Petar Matov (FEE) - tel.: 965 2163, email:[email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: This is a discipline of preference for Full-time and Extra students of specialty ‘Electric power generation and electrical equipment’ from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering - Technical University – Sofia, intended for the educational-qualification degree “Bachelor”.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the education in “Electric Equipment of the Electric Transports Vehicles” is to give to the students knowledge about the specific parts of the electric equipment’s electric vehicles. To learn mechanical construction of the transport vehicles and methods to delivering a traction’s power.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: In the discipline are regarded themes/subjects which are directly connected to the specialty profile “Electric Transport”, such as base elements of electric part in Electric Vehicles – traction motors, traction devices, power converters and etc. Specific processes in power converters and traction motors.

PREREQUISITES: The knowledge in “Electric Machines and Apparatus”, “Power electronics”, “Base of Automation” and “Base of Traction” is obligatory.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures, which are around with the help of visual materials and slides. Laboratory Practical exercises, which are followed under the tutors instructions; protocol of the exercises, which are prepared by the students and controlled by the tutor. Tutorials with examples of calculation procedures of equipment parameters.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination at the end of seventh semester.


BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Ganov M., Electric Equipment of the Electric Transports Vehicles, Technical University of Sofia, Sofia, 1990; 2. Ganov M., L. Balgaranov, Laboratory Handbook - Electric Equipment of the Electric Transports Vehicles, Technical University of Sofia, Sofia, 1986; 3. Minkov P., Handbook of Wiring Diagrams of the Electric Transports Vehicles, Technical University of Sofia, Sofia, 1980.

DISCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Automation of Electric Power Engineering Systems

Code: BEPP49A & BEPP49B Semester: 8

Type of teaching: Lectures and laboratory work

Lessons per week: L-2 hours, LW-2 hours


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Angel Colov (FEE) - tel.:965 2101, email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory course for full-time and correspondence students, speciality “Electric Power Engineering and Electrical Equipment”, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Technical University-Sofia, educational-qualification degree “Bachelor”.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: To teach the students the most important systems for automation of power plants, to adopt practical skills for investigation of concrete automatic systems, to make familiar with different references. This will allow the students on theirs own to extend their knowledge and to learn more in the field of automation of electric power systems.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The main topics included concern requirements, schematic diagrams, and principles of operation and adjustment of typical devices, used for automation of the processes in electric power engineering systems. Emergency automation etc. Principles and devices for automatic control of excitation, frequency and active (real) power of synchronous generators. Synchronization of generators in parallel connection. Laboratory works for acquiring practical skills for investigation of automatic devices and visualization of their action.

PREREQUISITES: Mathematics, Theoretical Electrical Engineering, Automation of Electric Power Engineering Systems and Electrical Machines.

TEACHING METHODS: Classical lectures with slides as visual aids. Laboratory works using laboratory manuals. Special laboratory equipment for laboratory works. Computers for process modelling. Each student prepares a protocol for his laboratory work. Protocols are checked and estimated by the lecturer.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination (80%). Laboratory works assessment is also taken into account (20%).


BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Нанчев С., С. Георгиев. Основи на автомати-зацията на електроенергийните системи. С. Техника, 1992. 2. Нанчев С. Н. Основи на автомати-зацията на електроенергийните системи. С. Техника, 1984. 3. Anderson P.M., A. A. Fouad. Power System Control and Stability.1993, Hardcover 480 pp, IEEE Order No PC3789, ISBN 0-7803-1029-2. 4. Нанчев С. Н. Автоматизация на електроенергийните системи. С. Техника, 1974.

DISCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Design of Electric Power Plants and Transformer Stations

Code: BEPP50A Semester: 8

Type of teaching: Lectures and tutorials,

Lessons per week: L - 2 hours. Tut.-2 hours


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Andrej Krumov (FEE), tel.: 965 2119, email: [email protected] Technical University – Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Mandatory course for full-time and part-time students, enrolled in the degree program “Electrical Power Engineering and Electrical Fitting-up” at the Electrical Faculty of TU-Sofia, who are pursuing the academic degree of Bachelor.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The students enrolled in the degree program will acquire knowledge on theoretical issues and practical problems related to the design of electrical installations and switchgear in Electric Power Plants and Transformer Stations.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: Topics, directly related to the students’ degree programs are scrutinized. The lecture material is based on the previously taken special topic courses “Electrical Part of Electric Power Plants”, “Short Circuits”, “Electric Networks and Systems”, etc. Encompassed in the lectures are fundamental design principles and methodology, choice of electrical schemes (main and auxiliary) of Electric Power Stations and Transformer Stations, as well as design of open-air, enclosed, and complex distribution installations are considered. The seminar exercises contribute a practical dimension to the acquired theoretical knowledge. The course project gives an opportunity to creatively implement the theoretical and practical skills in resolving concrete design problems.

PREREQUISITES: Knowledge of “Electrical Part of Electric Power Plants and Transformer Stations”, “Short Circuits”, “Electric Networks and Systems” is required.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures, presented with the assistance of visual aids, projection slides, presentation boards.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Combined grade from assignments at the end of the semester.


BIBLIOGRAFY: 1. Etarski St., “Electrical Part of Electric Power Plants” S, Technica, 1992. 2. Hinkov D.I., “Design of Electrical Distribution Systems”, Sofia, 1994. 3. Boev, K., Ovcharov A., et al “Electrical Transformer Stations Course Project Manual”, Sofia, SIELA, 2001. 4. Electrical Installations and Transmission Lines Structure. Regulation. 2004

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE

Name of the course: Control of Electrical Distributive Systems

Code: BEPP51A

Semester: 8

Type of teaching: Lectures and tutorials

Lessons per week: L-2 hours; Tut-2 hours;


LECTURER: Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Andrej Krumov email: [email protected]

Technical University of Sofia COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory for regular and correspondence students pursuing Bachelor of Science degree and speciality Electric Power Engineering and Electrical Equipment in Faculty of Electric Power Engineering. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The objective of the course is to introduce students to the following topics: Directives and standards for power electrical stations and substation systems control Means for distance control systems in power electrical stations and substation Devices for generation, protection of control signals and displaying information used in the distance control systems Automatic and manual control systems used in the distance control systems Modern software for design and explorer of the distance control systems Important objective of the course is to make ready the students for jointly usage the knowledge obtained from different theoretical disciplines when they decide a professional task. Further, the students are teaching how to use specific literature resources. DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE:The main topics examined in this course are as follows: Basic knowledge of structures of distance control systems designed for electric power stations and substations Fundamentals of information theory Principles of collecting and carrying of information Information processing systems Display devices in dispatcher control point Control systems of citizen users power flow Auxiliary means for teaching it’s the CAD systems, real schemas and lab models, multimedia and demo-simulations. PREREQUISITES: It is expected that students have had previous course in Electrical parts in power plant and substations, Electrical network and systems, Relay protection etc. TEACHING METHODS: lectures, tutorials, group seminars or workshop, projects. In the seminars work students obtain knowledge and skills about investigation of devices and subsystems of electrical distance control systems. In projects every student solves a distinct problem relevant to design of system for distance control of local electrical object - point of power plants. METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written exam during the 8th semester (70%), project (30%). INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: Bulgarian. BIBLIOGRAFY: 1.Хинков Д., Дистанционно управление на електрически централи, С., ТУ, 1991. 2.Хинков Д., Проектиране на електрически централи и подстанции, С., Техника, 1980 3.Хинков Д.,Ръководство за проектиране на електрически централи, С., Техника, 1977 4.Правилник за устройство на електрически уредби, С., Техника, 2004


Name of the course: Rates and Operationexploit of Electrical Power-Stations



Lessons per week: L- 2 hours. LW- 2 hour


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Andrei Krumov(FEE), tel. 965 2119 email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory for the regular and non- regular students specialty “Electrical power engineering and electrical fitting-up” specialization “Electrical power engineering” of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Technical University of Sofia for education degree bachelor. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the study is the students to get knowledge of rates of work and operation exploitation of the basic electrical equipment in the power-stations and their auxiliary systems. The knowledge and the skills are necessary in the work in electric power- stations, set up, putting in operation and repair organizations DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The themes in the course are strictly connected to the profile of the specialty taught - Rates of work and peculiarities in operation exploitation in synchronous generators, power transformers, auxiliary motors and electrical outfits in the power stations. Questions about the arrangement and operation of systems for auspicious supply are considered. Problems of the elimination of damages in the electrical section of the power stations are overlooked. PREREQUISITES: For taking this course is necessary one to have knowledge in the disciplines “Electrical apparatus”, “Electrical machines”, “Electrical section of the electric power-stations” and others. TEACHING METHODS: The lections are taught with the help of auxiliary devices, details and units from electrical equipment and slides. Laboratory works are done on real and functioning models with the use of digital and computer technique. The students make protocols, which are checked by the lecturer. METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written exam at the end of the semester. INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: Bulgarian. BIBLIOGRAFY: 1. Врангов Й. “Режими на основните електрически съоръжения в централите”, София, Техника, 1990. 2. Врангов Й., К.Кузманов., “Експлоатация на асинхронните двигатели в електрическите централи”, София, Техника, 1991. 3. Етърски С. “Електрическа част на електрически централи”, София, Техника, 1994. 4. Божков Л. , Ст. Костов “Експлоатация на електрическите съоръжения и уредби в електрическите централи и подстанции”, София, Техника, 1991. 5. Крумов А., „Ръководство за лабораторни упражнения по режими и експлоатация на електрически централи”, ТУ- София, 2007

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Course Title: Testing of Electrical Equipment



Lessons per week L-2 hours; Tut-2 hours


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. PhD. Krasimir Boev (FEE) - tel.: 965 2117, email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory course for full-time and part-time students, enrolled in the degree program “Electrical Power Engineering and Electrical Fitting-up” at the Electrical Faculty of TU-Sofia, who are pursuing the academic degree of Bachelor. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: This course is offered in the last semester of studies for the Bachelor in Electrical Power Engineering degree candidates. Its purpose is to provide students with knowledge on matters directly related to the transition from academic to practical training in the area of Electric Power Plants and Transformer Stations, in assembly, start-up and repair organizations. DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: This course examines the theoretical and practical aspects of testing and measuring of electrical equipment. It comprises the fundamental technical requirements for the operation of the equipment, as well as specific norms, standards and corresponding measurement devices and specialized apparatuses and technology for testing the electric equipment in electric power plants and transformer stations: insulation condition, grounding installations, power transformers and autotransformers, power reactors, commutation apparatuses, measuring transformers, electrical bars and current conductors, batteries, etc. PREREQUISITES: Knowledge of “Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering”, “Electric Materials”, “Electric Measurements”, “High Voltage Engineering”, “Electric Apparatus”, “Electric Machines”, “Electrical Part of Electric Power Plants and Transformer Stations”, “Regime and Exploitation of Electric Power Plants” is required. TEACHING METHODS: Lectures, presented with the assistance of visual aids, details and diagrams of electrical equipment and projection slides. Seminar exercises to introduce distinct features of measuring apparatus, repair and application. METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination at the conclusion of the Eighth semester. INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: Bulgarian. BIBLIOGRAFY: 1. ME Team, “Structure of Electric Installations and Electrical Distribution Lines”, Sofia, ABC Technica, 2004.

2. Edited by Stoianov St., “Power Engineering Manual”, Volume 11, Sofia, ABC Technica, 2002.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Apparatus of Relay Protection and Automation





LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. K. Malchev (FEE) - tel.:965 2099,email: [email protected]. Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: An election course for compulsory and extra-mural students in the subject “Electric-power system and electric equipment“ specialisation “Electric-power system” in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering in TU-Sofia about the educational-qualification level “bachelor” AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of studying the course “Apparatus of relay protection and automation” is to help the students gain deeper and wider knowledge about the principles and the special features for making different types of apparatus for relay protection and automation. These knowledge can help them fast and competent solve questions about the choice and the expedience of the use of the apparatus of relay protection and automation in the practice, depending not only on the technical characteristics, but also on his functionality and structure. DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE:

Themes, concerned with the structural and functional description of the elements, which form the apparatus of relay protection and automation, are considered. Ways for gathering and transforming the inner information, for making the measuring devices for the different apparatus of relay protection and control, are explored. Special attention is given to the use of the digital technique for realization of the apparatus of relay protection and automation and different questions about the special features in machining the digital information and algorithms are considered. PREREQUISITES: Knowledge for Electrical measurement, Electronics, Relay protection and Mathematics are necessary. TEACHING METHODS: Lectures are performed with visual aids like lantern – slides. The laboratory works are hold, according to elaborated handbooks and after that every student should do his own report, which will be checked from the lector. METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Writing exam in the end of the semester (80%). Laboratory works assessment is also taken into account (20%).


BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1.Витанов А.и др., Полупроводникови релейни защити, С., Техника, 1975 г. 2.Ванин В. И., Г. М. Павлов, Релейная защита на элементах вычаслительной техники, Л., Энергоатомиздат, 1991 г. 3.Темкина Р. В., Измерительные органы релейной защиты на ингегральных микросхемах, М., Энергоатомиздат, 1985 г. 4.Kernnovie M.q J Cain, B. Pernnicie, Digital protective relaying algorithm sensitivity study and evaluation IEE Trans on Power Delivery №3, 1988 г.

DISCRIPTION OF THE COURSE

Name of the course: Automation of Electric Power Engineering Systems

Code: BEPP49A & BEPP49B Semester: 8




LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Angel Colov (FEE) - tel.:965 2101, email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory course for full-time and correspondence students, speciality “Electric Power Engineering and Electrical Equipment”, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Technical University-Sofia, educational-qualification degree “Bachelor”.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: To teach the students the most important systems for automation of power plants, to adopt practical skills for investigation of concrete automatic systems, to make familiar with different references. This will allow the students on theirs own to extend their knowledge and to learn more in the field of automation of electric power systems.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The main topics included concern requirements, schematic diagrams, and principles of operation and adjustment of typical devices, used for automation of the processes in electric power engineering systems. Emergency automation etc. Principles and devices for automatic control of excitation, frequency and active (real) power of synchronous generators. Synchronization of generators in parallel connection. Laboratory works for acquiring practical skills for investigation of automatic devices and visualization of their action.

PREREQUISITES: Mathematics, Theoretical Electrical Engineering, Automation of Electric Power Engineering Systems and Electrical Machines.

TEACHING METHODS: Classical lectures with slides as visual aids. Laboratory works using laboratory manuals. Special laboratory equipment for laboratory works. Computers for process modelling. Each student prepares a protocol for his laboratory work. Protocols are checked and estimated by the lecturer.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination (80%). Laboratory works assessment is also taken into account (20%).


BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Нанчев С., С. Георгиев. Основи на автомати-зацията на електроенергийните системи. С. Техника, 1992. 2. Нанчев С. Н. Основи на автомати-зацията на електроенергийните системи. С. Техника, 1984. 3. Anderson P.M., A. A. Fouad. Power System Control and Stability.1993, Hardcover 480 pp, IEEE Order No PC3789, ISBN 0-7803-1029-2. 4. Нанчев С. Н. Автоматизация на електроенергийните системи. С. Техника, 1974.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Mechanical Part of the Electric Wiring

Code: BEPP50B Semester: 8


Lessons per week: L-2 hours; Tut.- 2 hours


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Dimo Stoilov (FEE) - tel: 965 2103, e-mail: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory course for full-time and correspondent students in the subject of Electrical Power Engineering and Electrical equipment at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering at the Technical University, Sofia, for the education- qualification degree of “Bachelor”. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the discipline is acquiring of theoretical and practical knowledge of problems, concerning design of electric air transmission lines. This will allow the students to work in designer’s and building companies, and exploitation enterprises in the field of research, design, building and maintenance of electric air transmission lines.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: This course discusses issues, related to the mechanical measuring of the elements of the electric air transmission lines. The wire’s behavior in between towers and in stretch fields under normal and emergency conditions is examined in details. The course defines models and conditions, related to the assessment of main measurements of the post, in terms of electrical parameters and the force, acting on them. The course discusses the choice conditions of the isolation constructions and principles of electrical wiring automated design.

PREREGUISITES: Basic knowledge of mechanics and electrical networks and systems is necessary.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures, group seminars of workshop and projects.

METOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination in the end of semester.


BIBLIOGRAPHY: Генков Н.Т., В.Т.Захариев, Механична част на електрически мрежи, изд. ТУ –София, 1993; Генков Н.Т., В.Т.Захариев, Ръководство за проектиране на механична част на електрически мрежи, изд. ТУ-София, 1988 ; Генков В.Т., В.Т.Захариев, П.А.Иванов, Справочник за проектиране на механична част на въздушни електропроводни линии до 110 kV, С.Техника, 1990.


Name of the course: Electric Power Networks in Villages and Towns


Type of teaching: Lectures, tutorials, laboratory works and course project

Lessons per week: L – 2 hours; Tut.– 1 hour LW – 1 hour


LECTURER:


COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory course for full-time and correspondent students, Bachelor of Engineering programme in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, specialty Electric Power Engineering and Electrical Equipment, subspecialty Electric Power Grids and Systems, TU of Sofia.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: At the end of the course the students are expected to have knowledge and problem solving skills about the structure, design, development and operation of electric power networks in urban areas.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The course considers the structure, design, development and operation of electric power distributive networks in urban areas. The problems addressed are determination of designing electrical loads, selection of proper schemes for distribution networks, optimal location for the domestic and public consumers’ transformer substations, electrical design calculations for supplying cable lines, reliability and economic assessments, etc.

PREREQUISITES: The course is directly related and builds upon the main course “Electric Power Networks and Systems”.

TEACHING METHODS: Classic lectures. Lecturing by PC presentations is possible as well. The tutorials illustrate solutions of real design and operation problems and contribute for the elaboration of the course project. The laboratory works are performed by means of power system simulation software packages.

METHOD OF ASSESMENT: Two control works at the middle and at the end of the semester weight 80 % to the final mark. The resting 20% weight the laboratory and seminar works. The course project is marked on the bases of elaboration quality and the oral defense, independently from the main course.

LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: Bulgarian.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Stoilov D., Lectures on Electric Power Networks of Villages and Towns, 2009-2010, (in Bulgarian). 2. Nikolov D., Electric Power Grids and Systems, Tehnika, Sofia, 1994 (in Bulgarian). 3. Masters Gilbert M., Renewable and Efficient Electric Power Systems, Wiley-IEEE Press, 2004. 4. Kozlov V., Electric Power Distributive Networks in Towns, Energoizdat, Leningrad, 1982 (in Russian). 5. Genkov N., et al., Manual on Electric Power Networks Design, Tehnika, Sofia, 1993 (in Bulgarian).


Name of the course: Operation Modes of Power Systems


Type of teaching: Lectures, tutorials and laboratory works

Lessons per week: L-2 h; Tut-1h; LW- 1h


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Dimo Stoilov (FEE) - tel.: 965 2103, e-mail: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory course for full-time and correspondent students, Bachelor of Engineering programme in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, specialty Electric Power Engineering and Electrical Equipment, subspecialty Electric Power Grids and Systems, TU of Sofia.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: At the end of the course the students are expected to have knowledge and problem solving skills about the electric power system operation, power system dispatch, middle and short term planning of the operation modes of electric power systems, principles and technologies for their control. They will receive an idea about the basic principles for interconnected operation applied in the ENTSO-E system. DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The course deals with the planning and control of operation modes of the power systems. The structure and tasks of the power system dispatch control are presented. The base models and mathematical programming methods for operation modes problems solution are addressed – the load forecasting, economic dispatch, unit commitment, hydro-thermal coordination, reactive power and voltage levels optimization, optimal power flow and state estimation problems are introduced. Some topics concerning the interconnected operation and development of power systems are discussed as well. TEACHING METHODS: Classic lectures. Lecturing by PC presentations is possible as well. The laboratory works are performed by means of power system simulation software packages. The tutorials are held in the form of problem solving and discussions after the presentation and explanations on the topic by the assistant/professor.

PREREQUISITES: It is necessary to have knowledge of calculus, electric power networks and systems, hydro and thermal power equipment, electrical machines. METHODS OF ASSESSMENT: The written examination at the end of the semester weights 70 % to the final mark. Another 30% weight the laboratory works and tutorials.

LANGUAGE OF INSTRUCTION: Bulgarian.

BIBLIOGRAPHY:

1. Ianev K., Operation Modes of Power Systems, TU of Sofia, 1999 (in Bulgarian). 2.Wood A.J. and B.F.Wollenberg, Power Generation, Operation & Control, John Wiley and Sons, Second Edition, New York, 1996. 3. Stoilov D., Manual on Operation Modes of Power Systems, TU of Sofia, 2007 (in Bulgarian). 4. Nikolov D., Electric Power Grids and Systems, Tehnika, Sofia, 1994 (in Bulgarian). 5. Gornshtein V., Methods for Optimization of Operation Modes of Power Systems, Energia, Moskow, 1981 (in Russian).


Name of the course: Installation and Exploitation of Electrical Networks



Lessons per week: L-2 hours; LW-2 hours


LECTURER:


COURSE STATUS IN THA CURRICULUM: Compulsory discipline for regular and correspondent students in the subject of Electrical Power Engineering and Electrical equipment. Specialization: Electric Power Grids and Systems, Faculty of electrical engineering, Technical University of Sofia, Bachelor’s Degree.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE:The aim of the discipline is acquiring of theoretical and practical knowledge in the field of electrical networks exploitation. This will allow the studetns to work in building companies and exploitation enterprises in the field of building and maintenance of electric networks.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE:This course discusses issues, related to building and exploitation of electrical networks. In details are discussed the problems, related to installation of air and cable electric networks, organization of exploitation - production plans and average repairs, prevention measurings and methods for assessment of demages.

PREREGUISITES: Basic knowledge of electrical networks and systems is necessary.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures, laboratory work.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Summary note from the work during the semester – 2 tests are performed.


BIBLIOGRAPHY: В.Т.Захариев, Н.Т.Генков, П.А.Василева, Монтаж и експлоатация на мрежи и уредби за високо напрежение, С., Техника, 1993; Генков Н.Т., В.Т.Захариев, Механична част на електрически мрежи, изд. ТУ –София, 1993; Каназирски Ж. П., Г.Ц.Цанков, Справочник по електромонтажни работи на трансформаторни подстанции електропроводи и мрежи, част 2, С.Техника, 1986.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Design and Maintenance of Relay Protection



Lesson per week: L-2 hours, LW -2 hours


LECTURER:

Ass. Prof. Ph.D.Dimitar Bogdanov (FEE) - tel.:9652099, email: [email protected] Technical University-Sofia (TUS)

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM The course is compulsory for full-time and part-time students in the subject of Electrical power engineering and electrical equipment, specialization Electrical networks at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, TUS, for receiving the BSc degree. AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE The course is intended to extend the students’ knowledge of design and maintenance of relay protection. DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The course includes regulations and standards concerning relay protections, special modes of operation of the most popular distance protection: arc fault, power swing and parallel lines; design of lines protection according to the voltage level; generators and transformers protection according to their power; back-up protection, protections testing. PREREQUISITES: Knowledge of BEng course of relay protection is necessary. TEACHING METHODS: Lectures given by means of multimedia. Laboratory practices are conducted in accordance with the Laboratory manual; written reports are required from students. The reports are checked and rated by the lecturers. All necessary written materials concerning the course are given the students in advance. A student is supplied for each laboratory practice unit with a particular literature. METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written reports discussion (20%); written examination at the end of the semester (80%). INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: Bulgarian. BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Вичев С. Записки по релейна защита (CD); 2. Аврамов Н. Основи на релейната защита. С., Техника, 1984; 3. Нанчен Н. Релейна защита. С. Техника; 4. Аврамов Н., С. Вичев. Ръководство за лабораторни упражнения по релейна защита. С., Техника, 1973, 5. Димитров Г. и др. Справочник по релейна защита. С., Техника

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Electric Power Supply Systems Automation in Industry

Code: BEPP49C

Semester: 8


Lessons per week: L – 2 hours, LW – 2 hours


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Sider.Siderov (FEE) - tel.: 965 2181, email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: It is required course for full-time and part-time bachelors degree students of specialty "Electric Power Engineering and Electrical Equipment", module C “Electric Power Supply and Electrical Equipment”, Faculty of Electrical Engineering.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the course is to introduce the basic problems of the automation in electric supply systems.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: Establishment and working regimes of technical appliances, contributing to stable and qualitative electric power supply. Automatic appliances at power stations: uninterruptible power supply systems (UPS) ; static sources of reactive power; monitoring of reactive power and tension. Controller’s and automatic systems for monitoring at power supply sector. Production Management Automation, Computer-Aided Process Planning). PLC- selecting, using and programming.

PREREQUISITES: This course has connection with the following disciplines “Electric power supply”, “Electronics”, “Digital and microprocessors techniques”.

TEACHING METHODS: The lectures read in traditional way and with the help of multimedia facilities. The laboratory exercises lead under handbook the students make reports, which check from lecturer.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination in the end of the seventh semester.


BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1.Василев Н.И., С.Т.Сидеров. Електроснабдяване на промишлени предприятия. Техника, София, 1990; 2. Нанчев С. Основи на автоматизацията на електроенергийните системи. Техника, София, 1984; 3.Нанчев С.Н., К.М.Захаринов. Телемеханика и диспечерско управление. Техника, София, 1979; A new International UPS Classification. IEC 62040-3; 4.Hugh Jack, Automating Manufacturing Systems with PLCs, Version 4.6, 2004; 5.Basics of PLCs, SIEMENS Course 2000.


Name of the course: Electromagnetic Compatibility in Electric Supply Systems

Code: BEPP50C

Semester: 8

Type of teaching: Lectures, laboratory work and tutorials

Lessons per week: L – 1.5 hours, LW – 1 hour, Tut – 1 hour


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Sider.Siderov (FEE) - tel.: 965 2181, email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STAUS IN THE CURRICULUM: It is required course for full-time and part-time bachelors degree students of specialty "Electric Power Engineering and Electrical Equipment", module “Electric Power Supply and Electrical Equipment”, Faculty of Electrical Engineering.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the course is to introduce the basic problems of the electromagnetic compatibility in Electric Supply Systems

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The course includes basic subjects related to the disturbances from non-linear loads, fast variable and unbalances loads in electric systems; the ways to estimate of the disturbances in typical points of the power system and in the point with sensitive loads to power quality; the influence over loads; the standards. The course pays attention to the calculation and the choice of technical means to the improvement of power quality and electromagnetic computability.

PREREQUISITES: This course has connection with the following disciplines "Theoretical Electrical Engineering", “Electronics”, “Electrical Machines”, “Measurement techniques”, “Electrical Equipment”, “Electric power supply”.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures read with the help of visual facilities. On the basis of the theoretic material laboratory exercises are conducted with the help of stands and experimental settings in laboratory 12310. They create conditions for gaining practical knowledge and experience.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination in the end of the semester.


BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1.Василев Н.И., С.Т.Сидеров. Електроснабдяване на промишлени предприятия. Техника, София, 1990; 2. Аррилага Дж., Д. Бредли, П. Боджер. Гармоники в электрических системах. М.:Энергоатомиздат, 1990; 3. Жежеленко И.В. Показатели качества электроэнергии и их контролъ на промышленных предприятиях. М.: Энергоатомиздат, 1986; 4. Фархи С., С. Папазов. Теоретична електротехника. ч.1. С.: Техника, 1992; 5.Santoso S., H. W. Beaty, R. C. Dugan, M. F. McGranaghan. Electrical Power Systems Quality., McGraw-Hill Professional; 2nd edition 2002.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of course Electrical equipment of manufacturing processes

Code: ВEPP51C

Semester: 8


Lessons per week: L – 2 hours; LW – 1 hour


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Vasyl Gospodinov (FEE) - tel.: 965 2175, email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory course especially for the students of Electrical supply and electrical equipment, in the Electrical Faculty bachelor program of Electrical Supply and Electrical Equipment.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: After their graduation the students will be able to research the electrical loads of the electrical equipment of the manufacturing process in different branches, such as construction, food producing and textiles, which have casual behavior, also the students will be able to use technical measurement devices and apply mathematical methods for their study.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: Basic themes : Electrical Regimes of the Equipment; Calculus of Probability and Mathematical Statistics; Experimental research equipment; Approximation of Experimental Data; Electrical welding; Electric arc at AC; Electric arc at DC; Sources of supply; Electrical supply in the construction; Electrical supply of concrete; Electrical supply of bakery; Electrical supply in the textile factory; Intensification of electro technological process in electrolysis. Unperturbed regimes.

PREREQUISITES: Mathematics – calculus of probability and mathematical statistics; Theoretical bases of electrical engineering; Electrical machines; Automated electrical leadings, Electrical supply, Electrical equipment.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures, laboratory work and protocols.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination.

INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: Bulgarian

BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Stoiqnov S., T. Tzanev, ЕElectrical Equipment of industrial aggregates, Tehnika, Sofia, 1990.; 2. Stoianov S., V. Gospodinov, Electrical equipment of special mechanisms; 3. Notes for laboratory work in “Electrical equipment of manufacturing processes”, 1997;

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Lighting Systems

Код: BEPP52C Semester: 8

Type of teaching: Lectures, Laboratory work,

Lessons per week: L - 3 hours, LW – 2 hours


LECTURER: Prof. Ph.D. A. Pachamanov (FE) – tel.: 965 2181, email: [email protected]

Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Eligible course for Bachelor’s Degree full-time and part-time students with major “Power Engineering and Electrical Equipment” of Faculty of Electrical Engineering of TU – Sofia.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: Extending students’ knowledge and increasing their possibilities for professional realization in the field of design and exploitation of integral lighting and increasing the efficiency of artificial lighting are the main objectives within the course.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The subject of the course is directly connected with the profile of the major and covers the theoretical bases in lighting technology and colorimetry; standardization of quantitative and qualitative parameters of artificial lighting; design of day lighting, interior lighting and irradiating systems; design of floodlight, street and tunnel lighting systems.

PREREQUISITES: Higher mathematics, Engineering documentation, Programming, Electronics, Theoretical electrical engineering, Electrical apparatus, Electrical power networks and systems, Lighting and Installation Technology.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures presented by means of illustrative materials, lanternslides, boards and slides. Laboratory work, performed through laboratory manual; running control during the semester; students’ made protocols examined by the lecturer; individual students’ project made through design manual and specialized PC programs for calculation and data processing; project defence.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written exam after the end of the eighth semester (70%), laboratories (15%), individual project work (15%).


BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Andreichin R. and others, Handbook of lighting techniques – volume 1 and 2, Technika, Sofia, 1977(in Bulgarian); 2. Aizenberg and others, Spravochnaia kniga po svetotehnike, Moscow, 1995 (in Russian); 3. Vichev S., A. Todorova, G. Diustabanov, G. Dikanarov, Handbook of power engineering – volume 4, ABC Technika, Sofia, 1998; 4. Pachamanov A., Electric power supply and lighting techniques, Technical University-Sofia, 2004; 5. Pachamanov A., Planning, supervising and control of electric power consumption, Avangard Prima –Sofia, 2002; 6. Dikanarov G., Laboratory manual of lighting and installation techniques, ABC Technika, Sofia 2002; 7. Pachamanov A., B. Pregyov, D. Bibev, Special lighting systems - laboratory manual, Avangard Prima, Sofia, 2003; 8. Pachamanov A., Notebook-manual for individual project work in lighting systems, Avangard Prima, Sofia, 2005 (all in Bulgarian).

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Technical Exploitation of Electric Installations in Industry

Code: BEPP53C Semester: 8


Lessons for week: L - 2 hours, LW - 2 hours


LECTURER:


COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory course for the student specialty Electrical Power Generation and Electrical Equipment BEng programme of the Faculty of Electrical Engineering.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the course is to extend the knowledge in the field of the technical exploitation of the electrical installations in the industry.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: In the course is considered the basic questions from the theory and practice of the electric installations exploitation in the industry – basic questions from the theory of exploitation; operation reliability in dependence of the operation conditions; technical diagnostic; maintenance; preventive maintenance polices; spare part stocks; repair activity, network planning and control; the technical exploitation of some machines and mechanisms; the requirements of the normative documents for technical exploitation in the industry. The laboratory work gives the practical attempt in the field of the technical diagnostic, maintenance testing of the electrical installations.

PREREQUISITES: Electrical Engineering, Physics, Electrical Machines, Electrical Equipment, Reliability and Statistics.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures, using slides and other visual facilities, laboratory work in teams with protocols.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Two one-hour assessments at mid and end of eighth semester (80%), laboratory work (20%).


BIBLIOGRAFY: 1. Tzanev T. B., Technical Exploitation of Electric Installations, Sofia, Tehnika, 1991; 2. Dedkov W. K., N. A Severtzev, Basic Question about Technical Exploitation of Complex Systems, Moscow, 1976; 3. Baihelt F. N., P. Franken, Reliability end Maintenance, Moscow, 1988; 4. Tzanev T. W., P. Vasileva, Mounting and Technical Exploitation of Electrical Equipment in Industrial Enterprises, Tehnika, Sofia, 1989;

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Energetic Technology and Ecology

Code: BEPP54C Semester: 8

Type of teaching: Lectures, laboratory work and tutorials

Часове за седмица: L - 2 hours, LW - 1 hour, Tut - 1 hour


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. V. Gospodinov (FEE) – tel.: 965 2175, email: [email protected] Prof. Ph.D. A. Pachamanov (FEE) – tel.: 965 2181, email: [email protected]

Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory course for Bachelor’s Degree full-time and part-time students with major “Power Engineering and Electrical Equipment” of Faculty of Electrical Engineering of TU – Sofia.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the course is to make acquainted with the basic types of energy resources and problems connected with their distribution and consumption.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: In the course is considered the basic types of energy resources and problems connected with their distribution and consumption. The question for ecological problems and their solution are considered too. The question for energy management and energy politics is included. The questions for production, transport, distribution, transformation and utilization of the different energy resources that direct or indirect take a part in the technological processes in the industrial enterprises. The question connected with application of the restore energy sources are considered.

PREREQUISITES: Physics, Mathematics, Programming, Heat-power Industry, Lighting and Installation Technology, Electric power equipment.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures presented by means of illustrative materials, lanternslides, boards and slides. Laboratory work, performed through laboratory manual; running control during the semester; students’ made protocols examined by the lecturer; problems connected with utilization of different energy resources in the seminars are solved.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Continues assessment in eighth semester (70%), laboratory work (15%), seminars (15%).


BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Tzanev T., S. Stoyanov, H. Vasilev, Energetic Technology, Sofia, Tehnika 1988; 2. Tzanev T., S. Stoyanov, H. Vasilev and others., Energetic Technology, Manuel for Design, TU-Sofia 1990; 3. Pachamanov A., Lectures and laboratory manual for IR and UV irradiating systems, TU-Sofia 1998.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Electric Power Supply of the Electric Transport

Code: ВЕРР49D Semester: 8

Type of teaching: Lectures, laboratory work, tutorials,

Lessons per week: L - 3 hours, LW - 1 hour, Tut - 1 hour.


LECTURER:


COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Optional for full-time and part-time students of specialty “Electric Power generation and electrical equipment” from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering - Technical University of Sofia, intended for the educational-qualification degree "Bachelor".

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the education in "Electric Power Supply of the Electric Transport" is to give to the students knowledge about the different systems for electric power supply of the electric transport, about the parameters of the electric power suppliers and the methods for their preliminary numerical definition/description, about the technical-economical comparison, about the calculation of the parameters of failure regimes. This knowledge could be later used by the students in their qualification course of "Traction substations and overhead contact nets" in their master degree course, and also in their direct work in the field of electric transport.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: In the discipline are regarded themes/subjects which are directly connected to the specialty profile "Electric transport", such as Systems for electric power supply of the Electric transport, Methods for calculation of the parameters of the electric power suppliers for railway and city electrical transport, for metropolitan, for electric cars/automobiles and Influence of the traction net and the traction load over the underground construction, the communication set and the energy system, the Faults to the ground and the Specific protections in case of AC and DC powered traction systems.

PREREQUISITES: The knowledge in "High Mathematics", "Theoretical Electro-technique", "Short circuits" and "Relays protection" is obligatory.

TEACHING METHODS: The lectures, which are red around with the help of visual materials and slides. The Laboratory Practical exercises, which are followed under the tutors instructions, protocols of the exercises, which are prepared by the students and controlled by the tutor. The Seminar exercises with examples of calculation procedures of different parameters and currents of shortcuts. The Course project that holds elements of the real/practical technical-economical comparison of variants of electric power supply of highway or city electrical transport.

METHODS OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination at the end of eight semester.


BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Ibrishimova N., P.Minkov, "Electric transport"; 2. Markwardt K., "Electric Power Supply of the Electric Transport", M., 1982; 3. Ibrishimova N., L.Balgaranov "Handbook for designing of electric power supply in electric transport", Technical University of Sofia, 1990.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the Course: Control and Automation of the Electric Transport Vehicles

Code: BEPP50D Semester: 8

Type of Teaching:

Lectures, laboratory work and tutorials

Lessons per week: L - 3 hours, L - 1.5 hours, Tut-1 hour


LECTURER:


COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Compulsory for full-time and part-time students of specialty ‘Electric power generation and electrical equipment’ from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering - Technical University of Sofia, intended for the educational-qualification degree “Bachelor”.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the education in “Control and Automation of the Electric Transports Vehicles” is to give to the students knowledge about the specific parts of the control of electric vehicles. To learn Principe of Control in transport systems and methods of control in power converters.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: In the discipline are regarded themes/subjects which are directly connected to the specialty profile “Electric Transport”, such as control systems, limits of the coordinates, structure, stability and dynamic characteristics of open an close control systems. Moments of optimization of controls of electric vehicles. Optimal use of cohesion.

PREREQUISITES: The knowledge in “Base of Automation”, “Base of put in Motion”, “Electric Equipment of the Electric Transports Vehicles”, “Base of Traction” is obligatory.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures, which are around with the help of visual materials and slides. Laboratory Practical exercises, which are followed under the tutors instructions; protocol of the exercises, which are prepared by the students and controlled by the tutor. Seminar exercises with examples of calculation procedures of equipment parameters.

METHODS OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination at the end of seventh semester.


BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Ganov M., Electric Equipment of the Electric Transports Vehicles, Technical University of Sofia, Sofia, 1990; 2. Zaharchenko, D.D. Automation of the Electric Transports Vehicles., Moskva., Transport, 1978; 3. Tihmenev, B.N., B.A.Kuchumov, Electric DC traction with triode converters. Moskva., Transport, 1988

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Traction Substations and Overhead Contact Nets


Type of teaching: Lectures, laboratory work,

Lessons per week: L - 3 hours, LW - 2 hours


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Petar Matov (FEE) - tel.: 965 2163, email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: This is a discipline of preference for Full-time and Extra students of specialty 'Electric Power generation and electrical equipment' from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering - Technical University - Sofia, intended for the educational-qualification degree "Bachelor".

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the education in "Traction Substations and Overhead Contact Nets (Catenary)" is to give to the students knowledge about the different designs of traction substation and overhead contact nets that take part in the electric power supply of the electric transport, about the possibilities of calculation apparatus, to evaluate contact net' behavior in different climatic conditions - temperature, wind, ice and combination. In this way the students build up knowledge to evaluate and to make choice of commutation equipment, current conducting devices, contact wires, ropes, insulators and masts and to design contact nets. The students might utilize these knowledges in their master degree course and also in their direct work in the field of electric transport.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: In the discipline are regarded themes/subjects which are directly connected to the specialty profile "Electric transport", such as Electrical equipment of traction substations, Methods for calculation of the thermal and electro-dynamic loads of the devices, Methods for calculation of the mechanical loads due to extension, wind and ice for different kinds of overhead contact nets (catenary), the Choice and the Design of the further devices, the Static and the Dynamic interactions between contact net and current collector (pantograph), and also construction particularities.

PREREQUISITES: The knowledge in "High Mathematics", "Theoretical Electro-technique", "High Voltage Techniques", "Mechanics" and "Material Knowledge" is obligatory.

TEACHING METHODS: The lectures are led around with the help of visual materials and slides. The Laboratory Practical exercises are followed under the tutors instructions, the protocols of the exercises are prepared by the students and controlled by the tutor. The Students draw up schematic variants of traction substations and design different contact nets and auxiliary devices in a Course project.

METHOD OF ASSESSMENT: Written examination at the end of eight semester.


BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Kiesling Fr., R. Puschmann, A.Svhmieder, Contact Lines for Electric Railways, Publicis, Munich 2001, ISBN 3-89578-152-5; 2. Ibrishimova N., "Stationary equipment of the Electric Transport"; 3. Ibrishimova N., L.Balgaranov "Handbook for designing of electric power supply in electric transport", Technical University of Sofia, 1990.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Designing of the Electrical Part of Electrical Rolling Stock [ERS]

Code: BEPP52D Semester: 8


Lessons per week: L– 3 hours, Tut– 2 hours


LECTURER:

Prof. Ph.D. Lubomir Bulgaranov (FEE) - tel.: 965 2167, email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Special subject, obligatory eligible for students of Module C, speciality Electrical energetic and electrical equipment, Electrical faculty, TU-Sofia, for educational – qualification degree Bachelor.

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the course is students to obtain the practical ability for designing of the electrical parts of ERS and to obtain knowledge of the practical methods.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: The subject treats questions connected with the design of the electrical parts of ERS for city and rail electrical transport, like as calculation of the power of ERS and tractives motors, project or control, start and braking systems. Design of high voltage and control systems of ERS.

PREREQUISITES: Knowlege in Mechanics, Electrical engineering, Electronics, Electrical motors, Electrical equipment of ERS, Electrical drive, Mathematic, Physics, Electrical transport.

TEACHING METHODS: Lectures and tutorials in which every student designs ERS.

METOD OF ASSESSMENT: Test and writing Exam

INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: Bulgarian, English

BIBLIOGRAFHY: 1. Bulgaranov L., Electrical Transport, VTU-Sofia, ISBN 954-12-0103-2, Sofia, 308 pp,2004; 2. Bulgaranov L., Designing of the electrical part of electrical rolling stock, TU-Sofia, 1998; 3. Rotanov N.A., Disaining of the control systems of electrical rolling stock, Transport, 1986, Moscow.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE Name of the course: Practical Schematic Design in Electric Transport



Lessons per week: L - 2 hours, LW - 2 hours


LECTURER:

Assoc. Prof. Ph.D. Petar Matov (FEE) - tel.: 965 2163, email: [email protected] Technical University of Sofia

COURSE STATUS IN THE CURRICULUM: Optional for full-time and part-time students of speciality 'Electric Power generation and electrical equipment' from the Faculty of Electrical Engineering - Technical University of Sofia, intended for the educational-qualification degree "Bachelor".

AIMS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE: The aim of the education in "Practical Schematic Design in Electric Transport" is to give to the students practical skills to choose, synthesize and design electronic schemes for electric transport. The students might utilise these knowledge in their master degree course and also in their direct work in the field of electric transport.

DESCRIPTION OF THE COURSE: In the discipline are regarded themes/subjects which are directly connected to the speciality profile "Electric transport" and refer to low power electronics application in protections, the control and management of power supply and power equipment for traction substations and electric vehicles. It is paid an emphasized attention on algorithm decisions in analog, digital and computer realization

PREREQUISITES: The knowledge in "High Mathematics", "Theoretical Electro-technique", "Electrical measurements", "Electronics", "Electric power supply of the electric transport", "Electric equipment of electric vehicles" and "Control and automation of electric vehicles".

TEACHING METHODS: The lectures are led around with the help of visual materials and slides. The Laboratory Practical exercises are followed under the tutors instructions,the protocols of the exercises are prepared by the students and controlled by the tutor.

METHODS OF ASSESSMENT: Process of continuous assessment during the eight semester.

INSTRUCTION LANGUAGE: Bulgarian BIBLIOGRAPHY: 1. Gadjeva E., T. Koumdjiev, S.Farhi, " Designing and Simulation of Electronic Schemes on Computer with OrCAD PSpice"; 2. Ibrishimova N., P.Minkov, "Power Supply of Electric Transport"; 3. Ganov M., "Electric Equipment of Electric Vehicles".

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