Semester 7
Course: Modern Electrical Installations
Course Code: | ΥΕΗ4 |
Course Level: | Undergratuate |
Obligatory/Elective: | Obligatory |
Semester: | 7 |
Division: | Division of Energy |
Group: | Main Course |
ECTS Credits: | 5 |
Hours Per Week: | 4 |
Website: | eclass.uowm.gr/courses/HMMY106/ |
Language: | Greek |
Content: | Dangers from electricity, protection devices. Types of low voltage conductors and cables. -Installation of cables-connection and fittings. Pipes and fittings for electrical installations. Ducts. -Cable charging capacity according to the standards of ELOT HD384, VDE, IEC, DIN. -Overvoltage and short circuit protection devices, load switches, power relays (relays), thermal protection relays for asynchronous three-phase motors. -Calculation of power supply lines. Calculation of the voltage drop in Low Voltage networks. -Electrical Panels. Voltage sinking. -Complete electrical study of a house, shop, boiler room, electric elevator engine room. -Special Electrical Installations. -Introduction to building energy management automation in smart buildings (KNX) |
Learning Outcomes: | This course provides the basic knowledge and techniques for the preparation of design and construction of internal electrical installations of buildings in accordance with applicable standards and national regulations, with the development of the following topics: • Basic concepts in electricity distribution systems. Electrification process of low voltage internal electrical installations, ways of connection to the PPC network. Low voltage overhead power line. • Classification of indoor electrical installations. Calculation of installed power. Categories of pipes for indoor electrical installations, materials, components and means of protection of indoor electrical installations. Grounding systems and protection against electric shock. • Typical connections of luminaires, sockets and household appliances. Complete calculation of household electrical installation. Calculation of voltage drop across conductors. Panels of indoor household electrical installations. • Low current installations. • Outdoor installations. Installations of special buildings. • Standards and Regulations of electrical installations. (HD384). Control of an internal electrical installations. • Modern household electrical installations (EIB / KNX). Study and design of electrical installations with a computer. The student is required to complete a series of selected laboratory exercises in the above material. In addition, the student is required to prepare and submit at the end of the semester a written assignment on the subject of electrical design of a building. Upon successful completion of the course the student will be able to: 1. Have the theoretical background to prepare and compile Electrical Studies of buildings. |
Pre-requirements: | Introduction to RES, Electrical Circuits I and II |
Teaching Methods: | - |
Validation: | I) - Type: Deliveries (50% of the total) - Description: Theoretical Background - Exam Date: End of Semester II) - Type: Laboratory (30% of the total) - Description: Laboratory Exercises - Exam Date: End of Semester III) - Type: Presentation (Work / Technical Study) (20% of the total) - Description: Complete Design of Internal Electrical Installation - Exam Date: End of Semester |
Suggested Books: | 1. Βασιλης Δ. Μπιτζιωνης Βιομηχανικες Ηλεκτρικες Εγκαταστα- σεις 2010 Εκδοσεις Τζιωλα 2. Τουλόγλου Στέφανος Ηλεκτρικες Εγκαταστασεις Κτιριων 2004 Εκδοσεις Ιων 3. IEC 60364: Low-voltage electrical installations 4. ΕΛΟΤ HD384, «Απαιτήσεις για ηλεκτρικές εγκαταστάσεις» 5. Schneider-Electric, Electrical Installation Guide. |
Lecturer:
Stimoniaris Dimitris