CalPoly - IEEE, EPI, PES May 27, 2010 Rick Miller, PE, LC, LEED-AP RNM Engineering, Inc. San Luis Obispo, CA Consulting Electrical Engineering How Your.

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CalPoly - IEEE, EPI, PES May 27, 2010 Rick Miller, PE, LC, LEED-AP RNM Engineering, Inc. San Luis Obispo, CA Consulting Electrical Engineering How Your Engineering Education Applies to the Real World

Agenda Describe consulting engineer's role in the design of power distribution and lighting systems for buildings (How your engineering education applies to the real world) Demonstrate a digital lighting control system

Useful Engineering Stuff Ohm’s Law Fourier Analysis Three Phase √3 Boolean Logic Manchester Coding Inverse Square

Ohm’s Law - Wire Sizing What is the load current? E = I R I = E / R I = E / Z (for AC) Z = Impedance of Load P = E I pf I = P / (E pf) Lookup wire gauge in National Electrical Code (NEC) Allowable Ampacity SIZETemperature Rating of Conductor AWG60°C75°C90°C 1420 † 25 † 1225 † 30 † †40 † / / / /

Ohm’s Law - Withstand Rating How much current during a short circuit? I = E / Z Z = Impedance of Source

Results of Arc Flash

Codes and Standards

Software DAPPER EasyPower EDSA ETAP

Fourier Analysis Total equals the sum of the parts

Graph of Fund. & 3 rd Harm.

Graph of Fund, 5 th & 7 th Harm.

Voltage Configurations Single phase, two wire Single phase, three wire, center tap Three phase, three wire, delta, ungrounded Three phase, three wire, delta, grounded Three phase, four wire, delta, center tap Three phase, four wire, wye

Single Phase – 2 Wire A N 120V 120V-1 ∅ -2W 240V-1 ∅ -2W LOAD

Single Phase – 3 Wire A N B 120V 240V 240/120V-1 ∅ -3W 480/240V-1 ∅ -3W LOAD

Three Phase – 3 Wire Delta A C B 240V 240V-3 ∅ -3W 480V-3 ∅ -3W 2400V-3 ∅ -3W 4160V-3 ∅ -3W 12470V-3 ∅ -3W LOAD

Three Phase – 3 Wire Delta A C B 240V 240V-3 ∅ -3W 480V-3 ∅ -3W LOAD

Three Phase – 4 Wire Delta A N C B 240V 120V 240∆/120V-3 ∅ -4W LOAD

Three Phase – 4 Wire Wye A N C B 208V 120V 208V 208Y/120V-3 ∅ -4W 480Y/277V-3 ∅ -4W 600Y/347V-3 ∅ -4W LOAD

Single Phase – 3 Wire Wye A N C 120V 208V 208Y/120V-3 ∅ -3W LOAD

Three Phase – 4 Wire Wye A N C B 208V 120V 208V

Three Phase – 4 Wire Wye A N C 120V 208V

Three Phase – 4 Wire Wye A N C 120V 208V 120°

Three Phase – 4 Wire Wye A N C 120V 208V 60° 30° 90°

High School Geometry triangle –Hypotenuse =1 –Short leg = 1/2 –Long leg = √3/2

A N C 120V ?V 60° 30° 90° High School Geometry triangle –Hypotenuse =1 –Short leg = 1/2 –Long leg = √3/2 120V √3/2 2x120V √3/2 120V √3 208V 120V x 1.73

√3 Three phase wye P = I A V AN + I B V BN + I C V CN = 3 I V LN = I 3 V LN = I √3 V LL P = I 3 * 120v = I √3 * 208v P = I 3 * 277v = I √3 * 480v P = I 3 * 7200v = I √3 * 12470v triangle Hypotenuse to long leg: 1 to ½ √3

How to Calculate Power Power = Volts x Amps [DC] Power = Volts x Amps x PF [AC] Power = VA x PF VA = V x A [single phase] VA = √3 x V LL x A [three phase] P = ∫VA/dt

Graph of Volts, Amps, Watts

Three Phase Power 3 phase = phase A + phase B + phase C VA = V AN x A A + V BN x A B + V CN x A C If V AN =V BN= V CN and A A =A B =A C Then VA = 3 x V LN x A VA = √3 x V LL x A [three phase]

How to Calculate Energy Energy = Power X Time WH = W x Hr [for a constant load] WH = ∫Wt/dt [for a time variant load]

Boolean Logic And Or Nor Xor Not If, then, otherwise

Manchester Coding No DC component Direction of the mid-bit transition Used in Ethernet and DALI

E p and Intensity can be related Cosine Inverse Square

The angles ( ,  ) are from distances x, y, and z Let the Computer to it

AND DON’T FORGET

And Don’t Forget Communication Skills Law Politics Economics Environment Continuing Education

Communication Skills Verbal Written Graphic

Law License - PE Codes Standards Insurance - professional E and O

Politics History People Objective Point of View

Economics Cost of development Cost to manufacture Life cycle Margin, mark up, profit ROI Payback

Environment Pollution – spill containment, air quality, carbon footprint Energy saving = Power reduction X Time reduction

Continuing Education Magazines Journals Seminars Webinars Trade Shows Professional Societies

DALI Demonstration DALI: Digital Addressable Lighting Interface a digital lighting control system

RED YEL BLUE Ballast G N H Requires Rapid Start Lampholders Ground ballast case DA Purple Dimmer Push button 120V Green White Black DALI Dim Power Supply DALI Demonstration

45 Class 1 Wiring Class 1 Wiring DALI Bus DALI Ballast CX Scene Controller Class 2 Wiring DALI Bus DALI Ballast Group Scene Controller 120 V Power Supply Occupancy Sensor Photo Sensor Relay Module DOSI-120-D Class 2 Wiring Purple DALI Demonstration

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