Electrical Installations Design - Part 2

Voltage Drop Test , Short Circuit Test , Thermal Rating Test , Cable Tray Sizing ,Design Group of Motors Panel

What you'll learn

Design Electrical Power Systems Networks
Testing Cables
Short Circuit Current Calculation
Voltage Drop Calculation
Sizing Cable
Sizing Cable Tray
Cable Ladder
Sizing Electrical Bus Way Systems
Sizing Branch and Main Circuits for Electrical Three Phase Motors and Single Phase Motors
Electrical Design According to NEMA , NEC , IEC

Requirements

Electrical Installation Design Course Part 1

Description

You Will Learn in This Course Electrical Installation Design Part 2 :-

- How To Calculate Voltage Drop On Branch and Main Electrical Circuits and on The Whole Electrical Network

- How To Calculate Voltage Drop On Transformer Terminals

- Calculate The Maximum allowable Cable Length

- Short circuit Analysis on Electrical Networks

- Design Excel Program To Calculate Voltage Drop and Short circuit current

- Selecting The Suitable Cross sectional area Cable

- Cable Management System Sizing cable Tray

- Bus Way System Sizing How to Size Bus bar

- How To Calculate Inrush Current The starting current for Electrical motor

- Design Branch Circuits for Small Motors

- Design Main Circuit for Small Motors

- Design Branch Circuits for Large Motors

- how to Read Motor Nameplate

Our Goal

- To Reduce The Gap Between Academic Studies and Practical Life and How To Apply The Academic Studies In Your Work

- Give You a lot of Different Design Examples to Give You flexibility of Mind Without Following Specific Rules

- Deep Understanding Of Electrical Power System Equipment and to Design and Install Them

- Deep Understanding Of Electrical Wiring How to Read Single Line Diagram of Electrical Designs

- Give You Powerful Resources to Study Well

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After This Course You Will Have Deep Understanding of Electrical Drawing Design and How To Design Electrical Power Systems Networks Electrical Design and Single Line Diagrams For Residential , Commercial and Industrial Projects and Apply This Experience in Your WorkPlace

This course is a summary of a set of scientific research , many references and work experience.

Who this course is for:

Electrical Power Engineers
Electricians
Under Graduate Electrical Engineering Students
Post Graduate Electrical Engineering Students
Electrical Designer Engineers
Electrical Maintenance Engineers
Power Systems Engineers
Electrical Operators
Electrical Site Engineers
Technicians
Control Engineers
Consultants
Developers
Building Energy Managers
Building Services Engineers
Facility Maintenance Managers
Project Engineers