Circuit Drawings for any Building
Electrical Interface in AutoCAD
Electrical Symbols in AutoCAD
Circuit Drawings for any Electrical Appliance
Requirements
Laptop or PC with AutoCAD Electrical installed
Description
AutoCAD Electrical• Difference between CAD and CADE (CAD Electrical):-Tells about the basic advantages of AutoCAD electrical over normal CAD.• Different types of wires and wire layers:-This session is the first step for an electrical engineer to get into ACADE.• Inserting components from CAD library:-Must know function to set component scale and rotation angle.• Source and destination arrows:-This is one of the most useful features in AutoCAD Electrical, which enables to do easy wire cross referencing (From and To).• Creating intelligent title blocks with ladder cross referencing:-Many times people do manual editing in each title block individually and with thorough understanding in "title block" function within ACADE one can do the changes in all sheets in one go.• Component and source destination arrow cross referencing:-In electrical circuits we use parent and child components (eg. Coil and Contacts of a relay) in different parts of a project. In order to study and read one circuit it is always necessary to trace the locations of all the parts of one component. This automatic cross referencing is another major advantage of ACADE.• Project Manager functions:-Managing a project in proper way is as important as creating a set of drawings. This skill makes you a perfect professional design engineer.• How to create new symbols and user circuits:-The more and more you use ACADE, you may require more components and circuits which is not there in the standard CAD library. By creating new standard user circuits and symbols you will become master of this art.• NEMA and IEC electrical circuit:-These are the two major standards which normally use to design electrical circuits. In this session we will use both the standards to design the same circuit and will spot the difference.Finally we will do one sample project covering Single Line Diagram, Panel Layouts, Cable tray layouts, Room layouts, Schematic (Wiring) diagram and generating Bill of Materials.7. LaddersA) Basic LaddersB) Inserting Components in LaddersC) Ladders for Title Block8. Symbol BuilderA) Adding AttributesB) Creating New Components9. Title BlocksA) Adding AttributesB) Making BlocksC) Creating Standard Title Blocks10. Customizing Title BlocksA) Different types of Title BlocksB) Creating Title blocks with different X & Y Axis11. Incomer & Drive Panel (PRACTICAL)A) Single Line Diagram ConceptB) Creating Schematic from SLDC) Schematic of Main Incomer PanelD) Schematic of Drive Panel12. Drive With Bypass (PRACTICAL)A) Schematic of Drive With Bypass13. Control CircuitsB) Inserting LaddersC) Inserting Components in LaddersD) Cross Reference14. PLC Modules (Part 1-3)A) Inserting PLC ModulesB) Connecting Wires to ModulesC) Selecting Modules from Catalogue15. Basic Panel LayoutA) Basic Concept of LayoutB) Creating internal Layouts manuallyC) Creating Side View from Front View16. ACADE Panel LayoutA) Panel Layout TABB) Footprint from SchematicC) Terminal Strips from SchematicD) Bill of Materials from footprint17. Recap SessionA) Project ManagerB) JIC and IEC Directory SettingsC) IEC SchematicD) Converting JIC projects into IECE) Wires and Wire NumberingF) Components and Cross ReferencingG) Source and Destination ArrowsH) Inserting Images in Customized Title BlocksI) Project Wide UtilitiesJ) Other Commands at a Glance
Who this course is for
Graduate in Engineering esp. Electrical and Electronics,Diploma holder in Engineering,Draftsman for Electrical Appliances
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