Autocad
AutoCAD Electrical is a specialized version of AutoCAD developed by Autodesk, designed specifically for electrical control system designers. It adds features to help create, modify, and document electrical control systems efficiently.
Introduction to AutoCAD Electrical and user interface
Creating and managing electrical projects
Drawing and editing electrical schematics
Inserting and managing electrical components
Working with standard and custom symbol libraries
Creating panel layout drawings
PLC input/output configuration and ladder diagrams
Wire numbering, tagging, and cross-referencing
Generating reports like BOM, wire list, and terminal list
Plotting, printing, and exporting project files
PLC Scada
PLC (Programmable Logic Controller) and SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) are key technologies in industrial automation used to monitor, control, and automate machinery and processes.
Introduction to industrial automation and control systems
Basics of PLC hardware and wiring
PLC programming fundamentals (Ladder Logic, FBD, Structured Text)
Working with digital and analog I/O modules
Timers, counters, and logic operations in PLC
Communication protocols (MODBUS, PROFIBUS, Ethernet/IP)
Introduction to SCADA systems and architecture
Creating HMI screens and data visualization
Alarming, trending, and data logging in SCADA
Integration of PLC with SCADA for real-time monitoring and control
MEP
Electrical MEP refers to the electrical systems within the broader MEP engineering framework, which is essential in the design and construction of buildings. It focuses on planning, designing, and implementing electrical infrastructure that ensures safe, reliable, and efficient power distribution.
Introduction to MEP and role of electrical systems
Basics of electrical engineering and building services
Load calculation and demand estimation
Electrical single line diagrams (SLD) and schematics
Power distribution system design (LV panels, MDB, SMDB, DB)
Lighting system design and lux level calculation
Cable sizing, voltage drop, and short circuit calculations
Earthing, grounding, and lightning protection systems
Fire alarm, emergency lighting, and low current systems
Electrical layout drawings, coordination with other services, and standards compliance