
Explore switchgear fundamentals, including circuit breakers, contactors, and releases, and learn how protection coordination, instantaneous and inverse time-delay settings, and pickup current govern safe, reliable switching.
Learn how a diesel engine drives a generator to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy via electromagnetic induction. Explore generator ratings, synchronization, loads shedding, and installation factors for emergency power.
Examine bus bar trunking systems with copper or aluminium conductors, sandwich and flat configurations, current ratings, safety advantages, and IP ratings for installation.
Learn the principal components of a conventional structural lightning protection system, including termination networks, down conductors, bonding, earth termination networks, air terminations, rolling spire method, and inspection, testing, and maintenance.
Learn to assess electrical switchboards, their degree of protection and internal separation, classify switchboards by category and type, and understand harmonics, power quality, and causes of distortion.
Calculate the total connected load, add 10% for future use, apply diversity and demand factors, and account for motor starting currents to determine a safe transformer size.
Learn to size cables for building services using catalogs and de-rating factors, compute load current, verify carrying capacity, and choose copper or aluminium cables with runs for air and underground.
Compute the tripping time and verify proposed cable adequacy against fault current by applying the given equations, site voltage ranges, and cable ratings for high and low tension installations.
The Course enables the entry level and working engineers to understand the basics, different systems used in Electrical for Domestic and commercial purposes.
To achieve the optimal design, one should needs good analytical skills and up-to-date technical knowledge of various system designs. This training is useful to design Electrical Building Services. This training is an opportunity to apply the academics and develop an understanding of how to develop solution-driven concepts and translate them into a complete set of plans and prototypes.
Electrical Required in Commercial Buildings, Airports, Shopping malls, Petrochemical complex, refineries, pharmaceutical industry, Aerospace industry, Hospitals etc..,
Electrical designing is a branch of electrical engineering which enables Electrical engineer to size electrical equipment’s used in building services. Electrical design involve, estimation of load, sizing, planning and testing wrt Codes and make schematic drawings.
We will work on lighting equipment, power systems, power distribution, fire and life safety systems
To get power we require Distribution transformer, switchgear for protection, cable for transmission of power and measuring instruments for measuring variable quantities like current, voltage, fault current etc.
Can we live without Electricity? The answer is the future of this Course.
1. General
2. Codes & Standards to be followed
• Indian electricity rules
• National electrical code of India (NEC)
• National building code of India (NBC)
• Applicable standards issued by Bureau of Indian standards (BIS)
• Institute of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (IEEE)
• Regulations of local fire authorities
• Requirements stipulated by Pollution control Board for Noise & Air
3. Electrical equipment’s and its application used in the installation
• Control devices
• Measuring devices
• Circuit protection devices
• Transformers
• Diesel generators
• Capacitors
• Bus ducts, Bus-bars, Cables (HT/LT) & wires
• Motors & Pumps
• Luminaries – General & Emergency
• Isolators & socket outlets
• UPS/Inverter & Battery banks
• Earthing or Grounding
• Lightning arrestor
4. Means of electrical distribution for installation
• Panels (LT)/Switch Board/Motor control centers (MCC’s)/Final Distribution boards (DB’s)
• Cable trays, trunking or raceways, conduits & underground Pipes (Concrete/PVC)
5. Major electrical loads used in the installation
• Lighting load – Internal & external
• Utility power load
• HVAC loads like FCU’s, Fans etc
• PHE & FF loads like Water transfer pumps, Booster pumps, Fire Fighting pumps, Jockey pumps etc
• Lifts (Elevator) load
• Computer & data centre (Server) loads for office building
6. Electrical design calculations
• Load & maximum demand calculation
• Transformer sizing calculation
• DG sizing calculation
• Short circuit calculation
• Voltage drop calculation
• Capacitor sizing calculation
• Cable sizing calculation
• Earthing calculation
• Lightning calculation
• UPS/Inverter sizing calculation
• Battery sizing calculation
7. Various design stages & Sequence of electrical design procedure
Concept design stage
• Understanding the building plans, elevations & sections
• Gathering specific data from the utilities(Electricity board)
• Understanding clients specific requirements
• Preparation of basis of design which should include the cost estimate.
Schematic design stage
• Preparation of Load calculation to arrive maximum peak demand
• Sizing of all Equipments, cables, cable trays
• Electrical design calculations
• Preparation of single line schematic of electrical distribution system with metering options
• Preparation of lighting, small power, earthing & miscellaneous layouts
• Preparation of technical specification
Detailed design stage
• Preparation of detail layouts including sectional details wherever required
• Coordination with other services like HVAC,PHE & FF layouts
• Preparation of bill of quantities(BOQ)
• Preparation of shop drawings based on the tender drawings issued by