Building Electrical Design

created by Burraq Engineering Solutions

Last updated 2024-05-16

Enrollment: 5

Language: Urdu

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Your Coverages

SINGLE LINE DIAGRAMS

BUILDING LAYOUTS

Course Requirements

ELECTRICAL BASICS KNOWLEDGE

Which Students must take this course

DAE BTECH ENGINEERS FOR ELECTRICAL

Course Content

How to Read a Single line diagram of an industrial system

01:17:37

Cable Size and Calculations

00:36:33

Earthing Part 1

00:51:42

Earthing Part 2

00:30:15

Earthing Part 3

00:58:14

DB Design

00:39:15

DESIGNING A TRANSFORMER FOR BUILDING

00:41:37

BUILDING ELECTRICAL DRAWING PART 1

00:49:25

BUILDING ELECTRICAL DRAWING PART 2

00:24:46

DIALUX WITH AUTOCAD

00:37:13

Description

Building electrical design is the process of creating a plan for a building's electrical systems, including lighting, power distribution, and communication systems. It involves analyzing a building's electrical needs and designing a system that meets those needs while meeting building codes and safety regulations. The first step in designing a building's electrical installation is determining the building's electrical load requirements. This includes calculating the amount of energy that will be needed to operate all electrical equipment in the building, including lighting, HVAC systems, elevators and other equipment. This calculation is based on the size of the building, the number of occupants and the type of equipment that will be used. After determining the requirements for the electrical load, the next step is the design of the electrical distribution. This includes selecting the appropriate transformers, circuit breakers and other components needed to safely and efficiently distribute power throughout the building. Lighting is an important part of designing the electrical installation of buildings. The designer must determine the appropriate type and amount of lighting for each area of the building, taking into account factors such as the type of activity that will take place in each area and available natural lighting. Communication systems such as telephones, data networks and security systems must also be designed as part of the building's electrical system.

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