B.E. (Electrical) SEM-VIlI Design and Estimation of Electrical Systems. Lecturesiweok: 3 Hours Paper: 100 Marks Duration: 3 Hours Practicals/week: 2 Hours Oral : 25 Marks Term work: 25 Marks Objectives: This course focuses on applying the knowledge of Electrical Engineering acquired so far, to the differant electrical systems encountered in the field. The scope of this subject would. revolve around. @ general understanding of various electrical systems and practical Considerations in their design, various roles of an Electrical Enginoer in industry. This would involve project feasiilty, planning, preparing and reading elecirical drawings, preparing time & Gost estimates and analyzing its ralo at various stages during the ife eyele ofa project, oto. 4. Introduction = Review of basic electrical engineering formulae + Types of Electrical Projecis + Different electrical systems in industrialicommercial/residential project. = Activites of an Electrical Engineer as design/maintenance/project engineer + Overvew of Applicable IS/international standards and codes for products and installations: 2. Project Management + Justifying project investments ~ Financial feasibility + Project Planning- QAP, WBS, Scheduling, Logistics + Project Implementation, Project Management application software- capabiliies. Limitations, selection, Estimation & Tendering Project Engineering: diferent electrical drawings; Single Line Diagrams in. deta General equipment design/selection criteria Estimation : importance, Preparing rough and detailed estimates; Databases required for reasonably accurate estimates, underlying assumptions in estimates and sensitivity analysis, | = Tender documents and tendering procedures. 4, Power Distribution System + Different distribution systems and selection criteria + Temporary and parmanent power supply = Electrical load — size, LF, DF, future estimates +4 + Transformers Types of transformers and transtormer sizing © Design Consideration and selection criteria * Magnetic Material 2 Winding : 2 Other Accessories a + Power factor improvement ‘Sub-station equipment options Future trends 18RT 5, Distribution Switchgear —HT/LT + Different types and their selection ’ *s + Switehboards, MCOs * Control schemes, Mimics, PLCs, Process Controllers, f + Electronic Instrumentation : Protection — upstream & downstream co-ordination and Discrimination; Protection Relays Metexing, Instrument Transformers Future Trends. 6. Cables Different types an¢ their classification ‘Types of installations per ISEE ‘Conductor sizing, Insulation selection Cable management systems- conduit sizing, trenches, Trays Cable installations; cable terminations, Cable accessories Cables and Bus bars Future Trends 7. Emergency Power Supply Types of power emergencies — power breakdown, Fire DG Sets — sizing, selection criteria Batteries — types, sizing, selection criteria UPS Future Trends 8. Motors + Soloction criteria, Enorgy efficient motors + Variable speed drives + Design consideration and selection criteria for induction motors ‘© Magnetic Material © Winding © Other Accessories Future Trends 9. Energy Audit + Why energy audit? * Broad outlines of energy audit Fecommendation of energy audit ~ Financial justiications; Implementing recommendations ~ retrofitting of energy efficient devices Energy Managements Systems- SCADA, BMS (Building Management Systems) Future Trends 10. Special Electrical Installations +" Computer Installations + Commurications - EPABX, internet, video conferencing + Fire Protection & Extinguishing * Security Systems * Elevators CC/MA TV, PA / Audio 19114, Lighting System and illumination a = Biter {types of light sources and thelr application , { Qygige ines matador ier ong sata * Design consideration and recommendation for domestic, commercial and (concept aniy) ‘Term Work The term work will consist of at © oxporiments/assignments duly porformed, property recorded ang graded, which wil earry ago of 15 mauks & the test will carry @ weightage of 10 marks, — Text Books: 2 Kosta wag, roduction fo Etitent Electrical Systems Design, Fairmont Prose,2" Ed.1000, 2, Kusnare B.E., Handbook on energy efficient motors, International Copper Promotion counci (india), 1" Ed, 2002. 3. Sawhney A.K. “A course in Design of Electrical Machines", Dhanpat Rai & sons, New Delhi, 1998, 4. Valia A, Designing with Light-A Lighting Handbook, Lighting Systems, 2002 20