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VATSAL MAKIM
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Electrical Panel Design

03/15/2010 7:41 AM

i want to know how to do MCC,PCC , PDB design on the base of I/c and O/G feeder ?
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Re: electrical panel design

03/15/2010 7:58 AM

Start with a load schedule that shows what the board is intended to support. Identify any intermittent loads and come up with a diversity factor, and go from there.

Site conditions and the chosen Form of the board will determine the overall size and shape of the thing.

Is steelwork being done in-house?

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03/15/2010 9:50 AM

If you are from India, please enrol in our 4-days' training programme on "Electrical Design of Switchgear Assembly" conducted at any of our training centres at Pune, Lucknow or Coonoor (Ooty).
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