Download Udemy – Electrical Low Voltage System Distribution Design 2020-11

Description

Electrical Low Voltage System Distribution Design, the low voltage electrical system distribution design training course has been published by Udemy Academy. This course is for students who are looking to gain experience in low voltage electrical design from scratch. This 10-hour course covers topics related to low voltage distribution system design. Basically, this course starts from the first part by introducing the famous AutoCAD design software and emphasizing its different toolbar options so that the student gets familiar with its use. As a result, lighting design and luxury calculations using DIALux software are fully explained in the second part to prepare the lighting distribution system and will be designed step by step in the third part.

After that, the distribution of lighting systems is covered in Sections 3 and 4, which in turn prepares the student to understand how to gather information and calculate total connected loads along with designed power and lighting arrangements. Panel programs and one-line charts will be reflected, which will be explained in the fifth part of this course. After reaching this stage, you need to perform a wide range of calculations related to the low voltage system. Calculations related to the size of transformers, generators, cables, circuit breakers, calculations of voltage drop and short circuit current levels and power factor correction to ensure a safe design for the entire system and reflect the calculated values in the single line diagram of the project. All these calculations will be explained separately and with simple steps.

What you will learn

Electrical design in AutoCAD
Lighting design in DiaLux
Lighting and electrical distribution design
Definition of engineering formulas in Excel sheets
Solving multiple equations related to low voltage electrical manually using excel sheets
Coordination with other teams when designing an electrical system
Gathering detailed information required by other engineering departments
Design of communication systems with earth and lightning