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ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM


ARK504 ARCHITECTURAL SCIENCE III
AP213 - BSc (Architecture)
small building

Mohd Nasurudin Hasbullah


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Department of Architecture UiTM Perak

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS for SMALL BUILDING


One-way switch control Two-way switch control Intermediate switch control Earthing system

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One-way switch control


a single-pole switch is connected with wiring to control a lamp.

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Two-way switch control


in principle, a single-pole changeover switch when connected in pairs, the switches provide control of a lamp from two positions bathroom landing bathroom, landing, corridor

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Intermediate switch control


used in conjunction with two, two-way switches, provide control of a lamp from three or more position long corridor, halls

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Earthing basic principle limiting the difference in potential between live conductor and earth earth leakage circuit-breaker

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Electrical intake

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Supply control

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SINGLE/THREE PHASE POWER CIRCUIT


live

neutral ground

Si l phase Single h
Pertaining to a circuit energized by an alternating current with one phase

Three phase
Pertaining to a combination of three circuit energized by alternating current or voltages

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RING CIRCUIT

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RING CIRCUIT

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FUSERATE 13A Washingmachine Kettle Iron Toaster Vacuumcleaner Freezer Spindryer Waterheater Aircond 3A Readinglamp Smallmixer Television Dvd player

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LIGHTING & SOCKET OUTLET

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ELECTRICAL FITTING LAYOUT

electrical_fitting_layout.dwg

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ELECTRICITY DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM


JSB304/ARK504 ARCHITECTURAL SCIENCE III
AP213 - BSc (Architecture)
large building

Mohd Nasurudin Hasbullah


nas_din@rchitecture.uitm.edu.my

Department of Architecture UiTM Perak

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PRINCIPAL
The higher electrical load large building such as hospitals, factories and office block Three phase supply The loading in some large building too high for the local low or medium voltage systems to provide And a private sub station must therefore be installed Electrical installation similar to a small building but is divided into section

DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS for LARGE BUILDING


Rising Main Distribution Radial Distribution Ring Main Distribution

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RISING DISTRIBUTION
For building above 5 storey's in height Normally preferable to pass conductors vertically through the building The supply to each floor is connected to the rising main tap off subsidiary unit Bus-bar a heavy conductor, usually ll i in the h f form of fa solid copper/ aluminium used for collecting, carrying and distributing large electric currents
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Prevention of spread of fire

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RADIAL MAIN DISTRIBUTION


To subsidiary distribution panels radiate from main intake panel. The main panel normally consists of a main switch connected to fused switch through a bus bar chamber Several separate feeder cables are run from the main intake panel to the subsidiary distribution panel, which may be situated in separate building Or at strategic points inside one building

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radial installation for factory


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RING MAIN DISTRIBUTION

In the case of a large development scheme having several building around the perimeter of the site A ring main circuit would be taken around the site with supplies taken into each building

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Advantages Each building and individual section of the ring may be isolated without switching off the entire installation The current may flow in either direction which reduces the voltage drop The sized to take account of the diversity factor for all the building, g, since a heavy y load may y be required

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RING MAIN DISTRIBUTION

Principal of ring main distribution


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Ring main distribution for a large site


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FLOOR DUCT
To enable desks to be moved to any position in the t eo office ce Used to carry both low-voltage electrical supplies for machines and lighting and extra low-voltage supplies for private and public telephone Types of floor duct
Grid Branching perimeter
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GRID
This method provides adequate flexibility for electrical supplies and is used open p p plan office. A suitable spacing of the ducts is 1.5 2.5 m But other spacing's may be used depending upon the degree of flexibility required

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BRANCHING
This method uses a central feeder duct with branches to each window bay y The branches may either terminate just short of the wall, or extent to wall outlets This method provides reasonable flexibility for open plan offices Also used for partitioned offices with the central feeder duct in the corridor

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PERIMETER
The cheapest method but does not provide the flexibility obtained by grid and branching g layouts y A main feeder duct is located 450mm from outside wall with short branches taken from junction boxes to wall outlets for electrical supply

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Material for ducts


Steel and pitch fibre duct Twin compartment telephone and electric Dimension 100mm x 25mm Junction box with partitions to separate services

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Floor outlet
Pre-fixed at suitable spacing, or mounted d at any point i on the h d duct Connected with the necessary cable By drilling holes through the floor finish and drawing cables through from the nearest junction box

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Skirting duct
To distribute and conceal the cable Used d in i conjunction j i with i h an underfloor d fl dust system Cable can be taken from the underfloor duct, via an outlet at the back skirting and run around the room with the skirting to the required position Material M t i l sheet h t steel, t l fibre fib or fabricated in timber

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