Created by Oliver Balay
about 10 years ago
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Specifications | A detailed description of the design and materials used to make something. |
Scaled drawings |
A scale uses a ratio to show how the size of a real object compares to the size of the same object when it is drawn or made as a model.
Common scales used within electrical installations are: 1:20, 1:50, 1:100
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Block Diagram |
These are designed to give a general arrangement of the components/stages of a system.
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Circuit Diagram | This type of diagram shows a simplified representation of an electrical circuit. It shows how the system works but not necessarily in their CORRECT position. |
Wiring Diagram | This shows how a system is to be wired, which means all the components should be shown in there position. |
Schematic Diagram | A drawing showing all significant components, parts, or tasks (and their interconnections) of a circuit. It gives a theoretical picture of a circuit. |
Bar Charts | A Gantt chart is a bar chart used to illustrate a project schedule, including start and finish dates of activities and a summary of activities of a project. These activities form what is usually called the work breakdown structure of a specific construction project. |
Layout Diagram |
These are scale drawings prepared under supervision of an electrical consultant. These drawings show the required position of all equipment and control gear that is to be installed.
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Site Plan |
An architectural plan of the building landscape of intended work, together with it's surroundings and services.
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Site_Plan (image/jpg)
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