Design Considerations for Residential Houses, Multistory, Multiflat
Buildings; Office blocks, factories and Public buildings.
Some of the design considerations are outlined below. It
should be noted that the experience of the engineer is very important in
design.
Architectural and
Structural Drawings.
In most projects, the Electrical Engineer forms part of a
design team. This team include other service engineers and the Architect. Other
members of the team provide information which the engineer utilizes for his design.
The Architect and the Structural Engineer provide the Electrical Engineer with
both architectural and Structural drawings which are used by the Electrical
Engineer for Electrical Services Design Work. Some of the information provided
by these drawings include: the nature, location and intended use of the
building of interest; the location of beams and columns, and cantilevers; as
well as other details which would be of interest to the engineer and which will
influence the design subsequently.
Luminous Level and
Electrical Facilities to be installed or provided for.
A good understanding of the proposed project would enable
the Engineer determine the appropriate Electrical Facilities to be installed or
provided for within the limits of available resources. This calls for good
client consultant relationship for proper understanding of the needs of the
client as well as the recommendations of the consultant. The Luminous
requirement of the various parts of the building is also determined.
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