Training simulator for training an operator in the operation of an electric power system
AssigneesThe Tokyo Electric Power Company, Incorporated, Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsMamoru Suzuki, Hiromoto Tanaka
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Abstract
A training simulator for selecting one of the training items of simulation bases to be executed by the operation on a trainer console, requesting responsive operation on a trainee console, of reviewing the training from the beginning thereof when a first command to review the executed training item is given through the operation of the trainer console, and of executing another selected training item upon receiving a second command to convert the training item during the review operation of the preceding training item.
Claims3
A training simulator for training an operator in the operation of an electric power system comprising:
- trainer input-output means having a plurality of pushbuttons respectively corresponding to a plurality of training items regarding training simulation for manually selecting one of said items to be subsequently executed;
- trainee input-output means to enter proper data in response to simulated conditions provided through the execution of the selected training item;
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- a first central processing unit connected to said trainer input-output means;
- a second central processing unit connected to said trainee input-output means;
- a third central processing unit for simulating various modes of operation of the electric power system;
- a first external memory accessible by each of said central processing units;
- a second external memory accessible by said second central processing unit;
- said central processing units providing means for executing a training review from the beginning of the training when a first command to restart the training is issued from the trainer input-output means and for executing another training item in response to a second command issued from the trainer input-output means designating conversion from the training review into another training item, during the execution of the training review.
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