Architectural Electrical Engineering　Basic　Design　Implementation　Practice

Author: Ma Zhixi, Editor-in-Chief
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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, industrial power supply, and electrical automation, among other fields. It is not intended for reference by technical personnel in related professions. Depending on the training objectives, requirements, and readers' conditions and work needs, reasonable selections can be made regarding the breadth and depth of the entire book. Chapter "Professional Foundation" can be omitted if related professional knowledge is already possessed. When professional requirements are lower, Chapter 5 "Basic Calculations" can be simplified or even omitted. For the second part (Design Section), Chapters 7 to 16 can be fully taught, partially taught, simplified, or broadly discussed, depending on the professional level and curriculum. For the third part (Implementation Section), construction, supervision, economics, and application can be fully taught, broadly introduced, or self-studied, depending on the training objectives. Chapter 21 (Products and Equipment) can be reviewed and self-learners can refer to it independently. Chapter 22 (Project Practice) can be projected in multimedia classrooms for Q&A sessions, or learners can view it on computers, equivalent to eight on-site 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 framework templates for drawing modifications in the aforementioned contexts.