Course Description:
This course is designed to prepare electrical personnel to troubleshoot from electrical drawings at commercial, industrial, and institutional installations.
Who Should Attend:
• Engineers and Technicians involved in the design, operation, and maintenance of power substations.
• Electrical Engineering Students
• Maintenance Personnel seeking to enhance their technical drawing skills
Course Objectives:
• Improve the skills of engineers involved in the design, operation, and maintenance of electrical systems.
• Understand the principles of reading and interpreting electrical schematics.
• Familiarize with various types of technical drawings and their applications.
• Develop proficiency in identifying electrical symbols and standards.
• Gain hands-on experience with real-world electrical prints and schematics.
• Enhance problem-solving skills through practical exercises.
• Understand the historical context and evolution of technical drawings.
• Learn to effectively communicate technical information through drawings.
• Explore software tools for creating and interpreting electrical diagrams.
Course Content:
• History of Technical Drawing
• Aim and Use of Technical Drawings
• Types of Technical Drawings
• Anatomy of Technical Drawings
• Electrical Drawing Symbols
• Standards for Electrical Device Numbers
• Types of Electrical Drawings
• How to Read Electrical Drawings
• Practical Examples and Exercises
• Software Tools for Electrical Drawings