Electrical Installations Design Part 3

Electrical Installations Design – Part 3, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4.25, with 24 lectures, based on 47 reviews, and has 536 subscribers.

You will learn about Sizing Motor for Elevator Sizing Generator Sizing UPS Different Types of Uninterruptible Power Supply Design Power Factor Correction System Pump Sizing How To Connect Capacitor Bank Panel Schedule Design Electrical Distribution Panels Making Load Balance AutoCAD Drawing Electrical Loads Estimation Fire Pump Circuit Design This course is ideal for individuals who are Electrical Power Engineers or Electricians or Under Graduate Electrical Engineering Students or Post Graduate Electrical Engineering Students or Electrical Designer Engineers or Electrical Maintenance Engineers or Power Systems Engineers or Electrical Operators or Electrical Site Engineers or Control Engineers or Consultants or Developers or Building Energy Managers or Building Services Engineers or Facility Maintenance Managers or Project Engineers or Technicians It is particularly useful for Electrical Power Engineers or Electricians or Under Graduate Electrical Engineering Students or Post Graduate Electrical Engineering Students or Electrical Designer Engineers or Electrical Maintenance Engineers or Power Systems Engineers or Electrical Operators or Electrical Site Engineers or Control Engineers or Consultants or Developers or Building Energy Managers or Building Services Engineers or Facility Maintenance Managers or Project Engineers or Technicians.

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Summary

Title: Electrical Installations Design – Part 3

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4.25

Number of Lectures: 24

Number of Published Lectures: 24

Number of Curriculum Items: 24

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 24

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Sizing Motor for Elevator

Sizing Generator

Sizing UPS

Different Types of Uninterruptible Power Supply

Design Power Factor Correction System

Pump Sizing

How To Connect Capacitor Bank

Panel Schedule

Design Electrical Distribution Panels

Making Load Balance

AutoCAD Drawing

Electrical Loads Estimation

Fire Pump Circuit Design

Who Should Attend

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

Control Engineers

Consultants

Developers

Building Energy Managers

Building Services Engineers

Facility Maintenance Managers

Project Engineers

Technicians

Target Audiences

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

Control Engineers

Consultants

Developers

Building Energy Managers

Building Services Engineers

Facility Maintenance Managers

Project Engineers

Technicians

You Will Learn in This Course Electrical Installation Design Part 3 :-

– Design Electrical Traction Motor Design Electrical Motor for Elevator

– Sizing Generator

– Different Types of Uninterruptible Power Supply

– Sizing UPS

– Sizing Pump

– Design Power Factor Correction System

– How To Connect Capacitor Bank

– Design Electrical Distribution Panels

– Electrical Panel Schedule

– Making Load Balance

– Introductory Level to Shop drawing  How To Draw Using AutoCAD

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

– Gain Practical Experience

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.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Electrical Installations Design – Part 3

Lecture 1: Electrical Installations Design Part 3 – Content

Lecture 2: Electrical Installations Design – Part 1 is Required

Lecture 3: Electrical Installations Design – Part 2 is Required

Lecture 4: Electric Traction Motor Sizing

Lecture 5: Elevator Conductor Sizing – NEC 2020

Lecture 6: Motor Pump Sizing

Lecture 7: Fire Pump Circuit Design – NEC 2020

Lecture 8: Transformer Sizing – NEC 2020

Lecture 9: Generator Sizing

Lecture 10: Generator Sizing – NEC 2020

Lecture 11: Generator Minimum Conductor Size – NEC 2020

Lecture 12: UPS Sizing

Lecture 13: Different Types of UPSs

Lecture 14: Advantages of Improving The Power Factor

Lecture 15: Design Power Factor Correction System

Lecture 16: Sizing Cable For Capacitor Bank

Lecture 17: Why Capacitors Connected In Delta Not Star Connection

Lecture 18: Design Distribution Board and Making Phase Balance Using Excel – Panel Schedule

Lecture 19: Phase Unbalance Problems

Lecture 20: Electrical Loads Estimation

Lecture 21: Reactive Power Management – Q & A

Lecture 22: Design of Capacitor bank – Q & A

Chapter 2: BONUS LECTURES – AutoCAD Basics of Drawing

Lecture 1: AutoCAD Basics 1 – Bonus Lecture

Lecture 2: AutoCAD Basics 2 – Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Mohamed Ezat
Electrical Power Systems Engineer

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