Calculation of electrical and mechanical loads for buildings

Online price: SAR 1200

Offline Price: SAR 2400

Course Duration: 5 Day PM6 To PM10

Duration (Hrs) 20 Hours/Hours

Course date: 01/09/2024

Course date (2): 06/10/2024

Course date (3): 10/11/2024

Course date (4): 15/12/2024

Course Mentor: ESI

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General Overview:

This course aims to provide participants with the knowledge and skills necessary to calculate electrical and mechanical loads in buildings. It focuses on the scientific principles and techniques used to estimate loads, aiding in the design of effective and safe electrical and mechanical systems.

Training Content:

  1. Introduction to Load Calculation:
    • Importance of load calculation in building design.
    • Definition of key terminology.
  2. Calculating Electrical Loads:
    • Electrical systems in buildings.
    • How to calculate electrical loads for devices and equipment.
    • Estimating total loads using tables and standards.
  3. Calculating Mechanical Loads:
    • Mechanical systems (such as HVAC).
    • Methods used in calculating thermal loads.
    • Estimating loads due to movement and pressure.
  4. Practical Applications:
    • Case studies to apply calculations in real projects.
    • Use of specialized software for load calculations.
  5. Recommendations and Standards:
    • International and local standards for load calculation.
    • Strategies for improving energy efficiency.

Course Objectives:

  • Understand the fundamental principles of calculating electrical and mechanical loads.
  • Learn how to perform the necessary calculations for designing electrical and mechanical systems.
  • Gain the ability to use the tools and software required for accurate load calculations.
  • Develop skills in data analysis and interpreting results to ensure safety and efficiency.

Target Audience:

  • Electrical and mechanical engineers.
  • Students and graduates in civil engineering and electrical engineering.
  • Professionals involved in building system design.
  • Anyone interested in enhancing their skills in load calculations for buildings