Generator Training for electrical engineers, Mechanical Engineers

Generator Training, Generator Technology Course, Generators
Complete Generator Training: Engine, Alternator, Controls, Operation & Maintenance
This course is designed to make any motivated learner understand how a generator works as a complete system, covering:
Mechanical systems (engine, cooling, fuel)
Electrical systems (alternator, AVR, protections)
Control & automation
Installation, operation, maintenance, and safety
No advanced engineering background is required.
Complex concepts are explained in simple, practical language with real-life examples.
Who Can Join This Generator Course
✔ Mechanical Engineers
✔ Electrical Engineers
✔ Diploma / ITI holders
✔ Facility managers & supervisors
✔ DG operators & technicians
✔ Non-engineers working in power, construction, hospitals, data centers
✔ Freshers & career re-starters
Learning Outcome (Very Important)
After completing this course, a participant can:
Explain generator working from fuel tank to electrical output
Operate DG sets safely and confidently
Perform routine & preventive maintenance
Identify and troubleshoot common faults
Communicate effectively with OEM service teams
Handle generators at industrial, commercial, and site level
Course Curriculum (Step-by-Step)
MODULE 1: Basics of Power & Generators (For Everyone)
What is electricity? (simple explanation)
AC vs DC power
Why generators are needed
Where generators are used (industry, hospitals, sites, homes)
Generator vs UPS vs inverter
Understanding power ratings (kW, kVA, PF) – in simple terms
MODULE 2: Types of Generators
Diesel generators (DG sets)
Gas generators
Portable vs industrial generators
Standby, prime, and continuous duty generators
Silent and soundproof generators
Selecting the right generator for an application
MODULE 3: Diesel Engine – Mechanical Side (Beginner Friendly)
What is an engine?
4-stroke diesel engine working
Major engine parts and their functions
Fuel injection system (mechanical & electronic)
Lubrication system
Cooling system (air & water cooled)
Turbocharger basics
Common engine problems and symptoms
MODULE 4: Alternator – Electrical Side (Simplified)
What is an alternator?
How mechanical power becomes electrical power
Stator and rotor (easy explanation)
Single phase vs three phase output
Voltage, current, frequency – practical meaning
Power factor explained for non-engineers
Efficiency and losses (concept level)
MODULE 5: Generator Control Panel & Instrumentation
What is a DG control panel?
Basic instruments: voltmeter, ammeter, frequency meter
Indications and alarms
Manual vs automatic panels
AMF panel (Automatic Mains Failure)
Start/stop logic explained simply
MODULE 6: Generator Protection & Safety
Why protection is necessary
Engine protections (oil pressure, temperature, overspeed)
Electrical protections (over/under voltage, frequency)
Short circuit & overload protection (basic understanding)
Emergency shutdown systems
Safe operating practices
MODULE 7: Installation & Commissioning
Generator foundation basics
Alignment and mounting
Exhaust system installation
Fuel system layout
Earthing and grounding (simple explanation)
Pre-commissioning checks
First-time startup procedure
MODULE 8: Operation of Generator (Hands-on Focus)
Daily startup checks
Starting and stopping procedures
Load application and unloading
Operating under different load conditions
Load percentage vs fuel consumption
Do’s and Don’ts during operation
MODULE 9: Maintenance of Generator (Core Skill)
Importance of maintenance
Daily, weekly, monthly checks
Oil change procedure
Filter replacement
Battery maintenance
Cooling system maintenance
Maintenance checklist usage
MODULE 10: Fuel, Efficiency & Cost Control
Diesel properties and quality
Fuel consumption calculation
Load vs efficiency relationship
Reducing fuel wastage
Operational cost understanding
Emission basics and pollution norms (CPCB overview)
MODULE 11: Synchronization & Load Sharing (Concept Level)
Why synchronization is required
Single DG vs multiple DG operation
Basics of voltage, frequency, and phase matching
Automatic vs manual synchronization (concepts)
Real-life applications (plants, data centers)
MODULE 12: Troubleshooting & Practical Fault Diagnosis
Generator not starting
Low voltage / low frequency issues
Overheating problems
Excessive smoke
Noise and vibration issues
Alarm & trip analysis
How to talk to service engineers effectively
MODULE 13: Codes, Standards & Compliance
CPCB emission norms
Noise control rules
Safety guidelines
Basic documentation and logbooks
Statutory inspections (overview)
MODULE 14: Practical Case Studies
Industrial DG failure case studies
Hospital backup power scenarios
Construction site DG problems
Preventive vs breakdown maintenance comparison
Real-life troubleshooting logic
Certification
Certificate in Generator Technology & DG Set Operation
Issued by Pertecnica Engineering
Career & Practical Applications
After this course, participants can work as:
DG Operator / Technician
Maintenance Supervisor
Facility Engineer
Utility Engineer
Site Power In-charge
Service & Support Technician
Why This Course is Unique
✔ Designed for engineers and non-engineers together
✔ Mechanical + Electrical combined approach
✔ Simple language, practical logic
✔ Job-oriented and field-ready
✔ Ideal for industry, EPC, facilities & services
