Electrical installations 2 (ELK330)

NB! This is an elective course and may be cancelled if fewer than 10 students are enrolled by August 20th.

The academic content of this course is twofold, in addition to including project work.

Electrical installations:

Introduction to modeling transmission lines and 3-phase systems. This includes load and short-circuit calculations, load distribution, as well as voltage drop, power and energy loss. The course further includes analysis and simulation of dynamic behavior. The course provides an overview of protection for distribution systems and in the network, as well as protection of cables, generators and motors.

Installations:

Installation of heat pumps and water-borne energy systems. An introduction to light and heat theory, simple light calculations with a computer program is given. An overview of safety measures for installations with regard to personal, fire and operational safety is given, as well as an overview of regulations and regulations. It also looks at energy consumption in buildings, introduction to building information modeling BIM and building automation. An introduction to risk analysis and documentation of facilities is given, as well as assessment of installations against regulations and standards.

Project work and professional management:

The students are divided into groups and together they will work practically designing various electrical installations of different sizes and complexity.

• Be able to model transmission lines and 3-phase systems to carry out load and short-circuit calculations, load distribution, as well as analysis of voltage drops, power and energy losses.
• Have knowledge of analysis and simulation of dynamic behavior. Have knowledge of protection for distribution systems and in the network, as well as protection of cables, generators and motors.
• Know the principles behind the installation of heat pumps and water-borne energy systems.
• Have knowledge of light and heat theory, simple light calculations with a computer program.
• Have knowledge of safety measures for installations with regard to safety for people, fire and operation, as well as an overview of regulations and regulations.
• Have knowledge of energy consumption in buildings, building information modeling BIM and building automation.
• Have knowledge of risk analysis and documentation of installations, as well as assessment of installations against regulations and standards.
• Be able to design various electrical installations of varying size and complexity.

6 of 10 compulsatory theory assignments must be approved.

8 of 10 compulsatory lab assignments must be approved.

Fagperson(er)

Course coordinator:

6 hours lectures, 2 hours problem solving and 2 hours lab sessions pr week.

The project part last the entire semester in parallell with the teaching.