Electrical

Classifications of Hazardous areas with Example and Control measures, Zone, T-Class, Explosion protection concepts

A complete review and question solution for Electrical Engineering Exam

Losses in Generation, Transmission Lines, Cables, Substations, and Distribution Networks, Cost of Transformer Losses

Complete guide to Electrical Design Engineering using AutoCAD, DIALux, ETAP and Excel with Practical Examples

Learn Electrical Engineering Basics, Power Electronics Engineering, Electrical Circuit Analysis, Electrical Diagrams

This is the first course to take after finishing your formal electrical engineering education

Mastering Electrical Design for Building Services – Where Theory Meets Practical Brilliance with Projects

Data Center Electrical Design Engineering/Data Center Electrical Infrastructure/Data Center Power Infrastructure (A-Z)

The National Electrical Code is an internationally accepted safety code for electrical and power wiring. It specifies the minimum provisions necessary for protecting people and property from hazards arising from the use of electricity and electrical equipment. Anyone involved in any phase of the electrical industry must be aware of how to use and apply the Code on the job. It undergoes a rigorous review and revision process every 3 years by the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA). This book is a trusted resource for understanding and applying the Code.