Power Quality Management Lab

Power Quality Management Laboratory – Understanding and Improving Electrical Power Standards

The Power Quality Management Laboratory is designed to make students understand the concepts of electrical transients, harmonics, electromagnetic interference, and power factor, along with their effects on overall power quality. This facility bridges theory with practical analysis, enabling learners to identify, measure, and mitigate power quality issues in real-world electrical systems.

Students gain hands-on experience in monitoring and analyzing voltage disturbances, current waveform distortions, and power factor variations, while learning mitigation techniques to ensure compliance with international power quality standards.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the sources and effects of transients, harmonics, and interference on electrical systems.


• Analyze power quality parameters using modern measuring instruments.


• Evaluate and apply techniques for power factor correction and harmonic reduction.

This laboratory equips students with the skills needed to diagnose and resolve power quality issues, preparing them for roles in power system operation, maintenance, and design.