Architectural Electrical Engineering: Basics, Design, Implementation, Practice

Author: Ma Zhixi
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: This book is suitable for teaching at various levels of undergraduate, college, vocational, and adult education in electrical and construction fields. It can also serve as a technical training and intensive improvement textbook for professionals in building electrical, factory power supply, and electrical automation, covering design, construction, architecture, and property management. It is not intended for reference by professionals in related fields. The breadth and depth of the book can be reasonably selected based on the training objectives, requirements, and the readers' conditions and job needs. Chapter "Related Professional Basics" can be omitted if the reader already possesses the necessary knowledge. When the professional requirements are lower, Chapter 5 "Basic Calculations" can be simplified or even omitted. The examples in Part 2 (Design Section), Chapters 7–16, can be fully covered, partially covered, simplified, or broadly discussed depending on the professional level and course settings. The construction, supervision, economics, and application in Part 3 (Implementation Section) can be fully taught, generally introduced, or self-studied based on the training objectives. Chapter 21 (Products and Equipment) can be briefly reviewed, and self-learners can refer to it independently. Chapter 22 (Project Realities) can be projected in multimedia classrooms for Q&A sessions, or learners can view it on computers, equivalent to eight production internship visits. The "Appendix" section provides data (tables, figures, texts) for reference during extra-curricular assignments, course design, and graduation projects. The "Figures" section offers references and CAD frameworks for drafting modifications in the aforementioned contexts.