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KEE2353
ENGINEERING PRACTICE
(AMALAN KEJURUTERAAN)
ELECTRICAL WIRING
GROUP ID GB1
STUDENT'S ID 1202075
STUDENT'S ID 1202085
STUDENT'S ID 1202079
Objective:
1. Recognize the electrical wiring diagram and installation procedure.
2. Connect cables/wires to connected devices (e.g., fuse, switches, sockets,
lights, fans, etc.) and the main distribution board to demonstrate the electrical
wiring technique.
List of devices:
NO DEVICES FUNCTION SIZE IMAGE
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2.Switch- Disconnect or
connect the conducting
path in an electrical circuit
Introduction:
The electrical installation of cabling and associated equipment in a structure, such as
switches, distribution boards, sockets, and light fittings, is known as wiring. A wiring
diagram is a graphical representation of an electric circuit in which the loop
components and signal connections between devices and the power source are
depicted as simplified shapes using established procedures. Understanding basic
wiring terminology and recognising the most prevalent types of wire and cable will
aid in the study and selection of wiring for new installation and remodelling projects.
During this lab session, students will be able to study various forms of electrical wire
networks, switching, electrical devices, and so on.This lab involves with one-way
switch,two-way switch,one outlet socket(radial connection) and one outlet
socket(ring connection) using of live wire,neutral and earth.
Procedures:
1. Before beginning the assignment, complete the Hazard Identification, Risk
Assessment, and Risk Control (HIRARC) form.
2. Before you begin circuit 1,2,3 and 4,make sure turn off the power to the
distribution box (DB) and any circuits that were previously active.
Figure 1
1. Connect a red wire (with a diameter of 1.5mm) from the fluorescent lamp to
the one-way switch. Connect the switch to the DB with another red wire.
Figure 1.1
2. Connect the green PVC insulated cable (earth wire) to any section of the light
casing as well as the DB/main switch. Because fluorescent lights have a
metal shell, they must have an earth wire. If there is a leak and no ground
wire, we may be shocked by electricity.
Figure 1.2
3. Finally, connect the natural wire, which is the black PVC-insulated cable, to
the lamp and the DB/main power supply and test the complete wiring as the
figure 1.3.If the buzzer at multimeter make sound,that means our wire
connected.Test the complete wiring as per testing procedure.
Figure 1.3
1. Connect a red wire (with a diameter of 1.5mm) between the L2 and L3 and
carry on with the connection to S2 and S3 to make junction.Then live wire
from S2 connected to DB as shown in figure 2.1
Figure 2.1
2. Next, connected the earth wire(green wire) to E port of L2 and L3 to DB.It is
important to have earth wire to prevent electrical shocked if there was any
leakage happen.
3. Lastly, connected the natural wire(black wire) between the L2 and L3 to the
main supply.After that, test the complete wiring as per testing procedure.
1. Connect a red PVC insulated wire (diameter 2.5mm) from the L port inside S1 to
the miniature circuit breaker (MCB) inside the DB/main switch as the Live Wire.
Connect a wire of the same type between S1 and S2 in the L port.
Figure 3.1
2. Next, connect the green PVC insulated cable (earth wire) to the E port of S1 and
to the DB/main switch. If there is any leakage and there is no earth wire, we
might get electricity shocked. Connect a same type wire between S1 and S2 in
E port.
3. Lastly, tie the natural wire which is the black PVC insulated cable to the N port
of S1 and S2 to the DB/main supply.Test the complete wiring as per testing
procedure.
1. Connect a red PVC insulated wire (diameter 2.5mm) which is live wire from L
port inside the S1 to the miniature circuit breaker (MCB) inside the
DB.Connected a same typed wire between the S1,S2,S3 and S4 in L port to
make junction.
2. After that, connected the earth wire(green wire) to the E port of S1 and the
DB.Connected a same type wire between the S1,S2,S3 and S4 in E port to
also make junction.
Figure 4.1
3. Lastly, tie the natural wire(black wire) to the N port of S1,S2,S3 and S4 to
make junction as the figure 4.1 to the main supply(DB).Test the wiring with
multimeter as the figure 1.3 to make sure the wire connected.Test the
complete wiring as per testing procedure.
Testing procedure:
1. Make sure all the connections were connected and the wire were placed
correctly as figure 5 shown.
Figure 5
2. Switch off the electrical plug to avoid any bad incident happen.
3. Connected the wiring board to the 240V AC supply and turn on the DB.(This
procedure conducted by assistant engineers)
Figure 6
4. Checked the all devices that used such as lamp,buld and socket are works or
not.
Figure 7
5. Switch off all electrical the switch/plug after checked all the wires are connected
and in good condition.
Data Acquisition:
MS IEC 60038
- IEC standard voltages as the nominal voltage for the new low voltage supply
system in Malaysia which is 230/400V with a range of +10% and -6% at a frequency
of 50 Hz with a range of ± 1%, replacing the existing supply voltage which is
240/415V with a range of +5 % and -10% at the same frequency.
simultaneously.
A single cable (including live,
One outlet neutral, and earth wires)
socket(Plug) runs from the consumer unit
13A(Radial or fusebox to each socket
connection) outlet in turn. Each socket
outlet is powered by the one
before it.
The final plug outlet is easily
recognisable because it only
has one cable connecting to
Figure 8.3 it as shown in figure 8.3.
Radial circuit faults are
simple to locate. If a break
occurs anywhere along the
cable, all of the socket
outlets following the break
will no longer function.
A ring circuit begins similarly
One outlet to a radial circuit, but a cable
socket(Plug) from the last socket outlet
13A(Ring links back to the consumer
connection) unit. There are two cables
linked to each of the socket
outlets, and there is no 'end'.
They are a good technique
to save cable because the
cables can be smaller than
an equivalent radial and
share the load.
The main issue occurs when
the ring is broken, either due
Figure 8.4 to weak connections or faulty
circuit adjustments. This can
cause the cable to become
overloaded because all of
the socket outlets will
continue to function normally
while being powered by a
single wire.This circuit
shown in figure 8.4
Electricity has the potential to kill or severely harm individuals as well as inflict
property damage. However, you may dramatically reduce the danger of injury to
yourself, your workers, and others by taking simple measures when working with or
around electricity and electrical equipment. These precautions are summarised in
this section.
Electric shocks can also lead to other types of injury, for example by causing a fall
from ladders or scaffolds and others.
You must ensure an assessment has been made of any electrical hazards, which
covers:
The risk assessment should examine the type of electrical equipment utilised, how it
is used, and the environment in which it is used.
You must ensure that the electrical installation and equipment are both:
Conclusion:
In conclusion, this practical teaches you how to construct a 13A plug outlet socket
circuit (radial circuit connection),ring connection a one-way switch and two-way
switch. Furthermore, we distinguish three sorts of cables: live (red), neutral (black),
and earth (green). We can also employ equipment appropriate for the purpose.
Among the tools are a test pen, a wire cutter, and pliers. We can also learn
something new about wiring in an efficient and safe manner. We also understand
how the socket works.Aside from that, we learned about the safety precautions that
must be taken in the lab to avoid any unintended consequences. We can also use
proper instruments to read the findings and determine the presence of electricity.