Course overview
ePLAN Electric P8 course - NFPA project
All you need to know to correctly work in ePLAN and create circuit diagrams according to the NFPA standard.
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What's included?
In this course, we cover the setup of ePLAN project so that you can create circuit diagrams according to the NFPA standard.
We will finish up the course by creating a direct-on-line (DOL) motor starter power circuit diagram.
What you'll learn:
By the end of the course you will be able to create an ePLAN project acc. to the NFPA standard, add pages and manage plot frames and grid sizes to be able to create professional NFPA style ePLAN circuit diagrams.
We will finish up the course by creating a direct-on-line (DOL) motor starter power circuit diagram.
What you'll learn:
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All you need to know to be able to work in ePLAN acc. to the NFPA standard
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Create an ePLAN project using a correct NFPA project template (not intuitive)
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Add pages and compare the differences between an IEC and an NFPA style ePLAN project
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Manage plot frame inside your ePLAN project
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Manage grid settings - inch vs mm setting (very important)
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Change grid settings and displayed units of measure when working both on NFPA and IEC style ePLAN projects
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Which symbol libraries are used when working acc. to the NFPA standard in ePLAN
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About page types and where they are used - general info
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Essentials about a background of a plot frame in ePLAN (add project properties, learn about rows, add company's logo)
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To draw basic circuit diagram (DOL motor starter power circuit) acc. to NFPA standard (horizontal fashion)
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Recapitulation on grid sizes - every grid size has its purpose in an NFPA style ePLAN project
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Definition of forms in ePLAN
Course Content
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All you need to know to be able to work in ePLAN acc. to the NFPA standard
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Add pages and compare the differences between an IEC and an NFPA style ePLAN project
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Grid setting pro tip - when working on both NFPA and IEC style projects
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First schematics - 3ph motor power circuit diagram
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Certificate of Completion
1 section • 11 lectures • 1h 22m total length
Who Is This Course For
- Engineers and technicians that need to set up their ePLAN program to work on NFPA style ePLAN projects
Requirements
- Basic understanding of electrical circuits and symbols is helpful but not mandatory
Ivan Vidovic
Graduated electrical engineer with more than 9 years of experience in the professional design of various industrial electrical and automation systems.
About Ivan
Ivan is a graduated electrical engineer with 10 years of professional experience in the electrical design of various industrial automation systems. On the one hand in the automotive industry (Daimler, VW etc.), on the other hand process industry (TEVA, Coca-Cola, Lactalis etc.). Professional experience from different industries, for example Oil & Energy, Food & Beverages, dairy factories, chemical industry, Automotive( car body manufacturing - Karosserierohbau and industrial paint shops - Lackieranlagen).
International working experience (Germany, Norway, Sweden, Russia, China) I have been working in EPLAN since 2010, since version 1.9.
Eplan Electric P8 Advanced User Certificate.
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