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Author: Edvard Csanyi (Technical Articles)

Edvard Csanyi

1754 awesome technical articles

Edvard Csanyi - Author at EEP-Electrical Engineering Portal

Hi, I'm an electrical engineer, programmer and founder of EEP - Electrical Engineering Portal. I worked twelve years at Schneider Electric in the position of technical support for low- and medium-voltage projects and the design of busbar trunking systems.

I'm highly specialized in the design of LV/MV switchgear and low-voltage, high-power busbar trunking (<6300A) in substations, commercial buildings and industry facilities. I'm also a professional in AutoCAD programming.

Biography: https://electrical-engineering-portal.com/edvard-csanyi

Energy and Power

Using AC and DC together in electrical system?

There are a number of issues to using AC and DC together in the same electrical system. Briefly, they are: circuit boxes and hardware, outlets, wiring schemes and sizes, and switches. The Electrical Code prohibits AC and DC in the same box. You’ll need two… Read more

May 05, 2012 | By

Using AC and DC together in electrical system?
Energy and Power

Types of Residual Current Devices (RCD)

For domestic applications only the first five of the below listed residual current devices (RCD) need to be considered. For industrial and commercial buildings all of the classifications need to be considered. Table below aims to identify where each type… Read more

May 03, 2012 | By

Residual current device 30mA - SIEMENS
Energy and Power

Time relays setting ranges explained in details

Time relays are used in control switching operations involving time delay. Most of these time relays have multiple time setting ranges and most of them are explained below. Time relays perform either on-delay or off-delay timing. An arrow is used… Read more

Apr 30, 2012 | By

Siemens SIRIUS 3RP25 timing relay with microprocessor, OFF delay without auxiliary voltage, fully cover the functionality of the predecessor types on ASIC basis
Energy and Power

Overview Of Electrical Loads In Building

The electrical design professional should determine a building’s electrical load characteristics early in the preliminary design stage of the building to select the proper power distribution system and equipment having adequate power capacity with proper voltage levels, and sufficient space… Read more

Apr 27, 2012 | By

Low voltage switchgear type 'OKKEN' - Schneider Electric
Lighting

Light Emission Depreciation

Illuminance provided initially by a lighting installation will decrease in a gradual way during its use due to a reduction in lamp lumens, to lamps which burn down, and to accumulation of dirtiness in lamps, luminaires and surfaces of the… Read more

Apr 24, 2012 | By

Dirty surface of the fluoroscent lamp
Transformers

What is the best transformer coolant?

One of the main sources of losses and reasons for temperature rise in various parts of a transformer are the magnetic circuit and windings. So what are the actually reasons of heating the transformer? Responsible for heat generation within the… Read more

Apr 20, 2012 | By

What is the best transformer coolant?
Metering

Analog Data Acquisition with Transducers

Transducers measure power system parameters by sampling instrument transformer secondaries. They provide a scaled, low-energy signal that represents a power system quantity that the SA interface controller can easily accept. Transducers also isolate and buffer the SA interface controller from… Read more

Apr 19, 2012 | By

Current transducer
Electrical Lectures

Inspection Of Voltage Drop In Conductors

It is part of the inspection process to ensure that installed conductors have been correctly selected for current carrying capacity and voltage drop. To check the suitability of the current carrying capacity it is simply a matter of looking at… Read more

Apr 15, 2012 | By

Inspection Of Voltage Drop In Conductors
Electrical Lectures

What is incident energy caused by arc flash?

Incident energy is the energy per unit area received on a surface located a working distance away from the arc flash location. The working distance is the distance from where the worker to the flash location. This is basically an… Read more

Apr 13, 2012 | By

Arc flash in switchboard
Energy and Power

Key Cyber Security Purposes for the Smart Grid

In the Smart Grid, there are two key purposes for cyber security: Keep electricity flowing to customers, businesses, and industry. For decades, the power system industry has been developing extensive and sophisticated systems and equipment to avoid or shorten power… Read more

Apr 12, 2012 | By

Key Cyber Security Purposes for the Smart Grid
Electrical Lectures

Short review of resistance, reactance and impedance

Resistance is essentially friction against the motion of electrons. It is present in all conductors to some extent (except superconductors!), most notably in resistors. When alternating current goes through a resistance, a voltage drop is produced that is in-phase with… Read more

Apr 08, 2012 | By

Figure 1 - Perfect resistor, inductor and capacitor
Medium Voltage

Erection Procedures For Medium Voltage Switchgear

Before commencing erection of medium voltage (MV) switchgear check that all connections are tight on busbars and on main and auxiliary circuits. Examine the insulation carefully, because there have been cases of burned out connections due to failure to observe… Read more

Apr 03, 2012 | By

Erection of ABB's Unigear medium voltage switchgear
Energy and Power

Single-Phase Power vs Three-Phase Power

The principal elements of an electric power system are the generating stations, the transmission lines, the substations, and the distribution networks. The generators produce the electricity, the transmission lines move it to regions where it is consumed, and the substations… Read more

Apr 01, 2012 | By

Single-Phase Power vs Three-Phase Power - Differences


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