Presentation On LT POWER SYSTEM

Is the project being presented one that a CR4 reader has presented on before?

• If so, then there is no point in duplicating it as the intended recipients will have seen it before.
• If not, then there is no information among the CR4 readership that can be used in this particular case. Best of British with it!

Is this post about presentation techniques or about plagiarism? Interested readers want to know.....

Thanks for quick response. The presentation you mentioned in CR4 unfortunately I di not see. I'll appreciate if you please send the link so I can see the presentation.

This post not for Presentation Techniques it is for PRESENTATION to get the better idea for an important presentation.

Thanks

"In fact I have to prepare a presentation" being the operative words.

Learn your subject before you try to explain it to anyone else.

This is a vast subject. If your target audience consists of knowledgeable engineers from the client, you need to only present how you are better than the competition. If they are laymen (perhaps non-technical decision makers), your job is tougher.

Here is a small represntation of a MV/LV system, image courtesy Electrical Review via Cooper Bussmann...

You may want to visit this thread, which gives an excellent link to the Siemens Online learning page...posted by hithuanand

http://cr4.globalspec.com/thread/69095#newcomments

Please give us the, "full details of Proposed Power System for a Huge project" and maybe we can help.

This is information you must have as the "Manager Project Technical". Unfortunately, if you do not know these details, how could you ever make an intelligent presentation?

No one here is a mind reader.

I'm getting the "Merle" syndrome all over again.

We'll be getting how to get generators around sharp corners next! Sorry, no it was overhead crane booms stuck on tight bends or was it turbines on steep hills?