Understanding and Calculating Voltage Drop in Electrical Power Systems.
This course, "Electrical Power Systems: Line Voltage Drop," delves into the critical principles and calculations needed to determine voltage drop in electrical power systems. Students will explore the factors influencing voltage drop, such as conductor size, material, temperature, and system configuration. The course covers both exact and approximate methods for voltage drop calculations, emphasizing practical applications and compliance with standards like NEC and CSA. Through a combination of theoretical lessons, practical exercises, and the use of industry-standard software, students will gain the skills necessary to accurately assess and mitigate voltage drop in various electrical systems.
2 activities • 3 videos • duration: 1h 3m
35 years of Power Engineering & Control. Specialized in power, control, automation, instrumentation, nuclear. My name is Eduard Loiczli, Doctor Engineer in Electrical Engineering. I started programming Rockwell PLC's in 1991 and since then I have programmed and integrated many Automation Systems which required motion control, automation HMI Control and complex multitasking. I've also taught at many reputable schools. For all who are looking to learn fast and in depth Rockwell Automation, this introductory course is one in a series of four courses to launch you into a better understanding of Automation and Control. Email: eduard.loiczli@apcacademy.ca
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It is good course
Going a little slower would be better
Great review! Condenses a lot of information in 1 short presentation.
