Understanding Single Line, Riser, and Block Diagrams
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- čas přidán 27. 07. 2024
- Single line diagrams, riser diagrams, and block diagrams are all important tools in electrical engineering that help engineers understand and design complex systems. Single line diagrams provide a simplified view of a power distribution system, while riser diagrams provide a more detailed view of the system's physical layout. Block diagrams focus on the functional relationships between system components, making them useful for layout of equipment.
timeline:
0:00 - Intro
0:28 - Single Line Diagrams
13:35 - Riser Diagrams
16:56 - Block Diagrams
19:34 - Outro
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12:54 I thought "A IC" meant "amperes of interrupting capacity".
Actually, it used to which was pretty confusing since AIC could mean two things. Now, breakers are listed with AIR for available interrupting rating which clears things up a bit.
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Thank you! Judging by the views and comments, it seems like single line diagrams is a very sought after topic. I am steering in that direction with more content similar to this where I dive into how and why we design things a certain way. I personally love dual source and redundant power distributions, so I may nerd out to that soon.
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