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Commercial Electrical Design
A real 5-story, 120,000 sq ft office building carried from load calculation through to a finished panel schedule.
1Load Calculation
2Service Sizing
3Feeder & Conductor Sizing🔒
4Voltage Drop🔒
5Fault Current🔒
6Selective Coordination🔒
7Arc-Flash Documentation🔒
8Panel Schedule🔒
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Residential HVAC Design
A single-family residence carried from Manual J load calculation through equipment selection, duct design, and commissioning.
1Manual J Load Calculation
2Equipment Selection
3Duct Design🔒
4Ventilation🔒
5Controls🔒
6Commissioning Checklist🔒
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Small Commercial BIM Workflow
A small commercial building carried through Revit setup, system modeling, clash coordination, schedules, and sheet production.
1Revit Setup
2System Modeling
3Clash Coordination🔒
4Schedules🔒
5Sheet Production🔒
6QA Review🔒
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Solar-Plus-Storage Design
A commercial solar-plus-storage system carried from load profile through PV sizing, battery sizing, interconnection, and financial analysis.
1Load Profile
2PV Sizing
3Inverter Selection🔒
4Battery Sizing🔒
5Interconnection🔒
6Financial Analysis🔒
7Code Review🔒
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Industrial Controls Project
An industrial control system carried from PLC I/O list through panel design, network architecture, SCADA screens, and FAT/SAT checklists.
1PLC I/O List
2Panel Design
3Network Architecture🔒
4SCADA Screens🔒
5Alarm Philosophy🔒
6FAT/SAT Checklist🔒
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