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This course provides an in-depth overview of the National Electrical Code (NEC) with a focus on Chapters 1 through 4, highlighting methodologies to efficiently find applicable requirements and targeting practicing Professional Engineers, Engineers, and licensed Electricians, offering valuable insights for code compliance, design reviews, and installation procedures, instilling confidence for engaging in discussions with inspectors on Code application.
This course covers the entirety of the National Electrical Code with an emphasis on those sections required for installing solar grids. The course illuminates the most often used portions of the Code for an engineer who may not work with the Code daily but is tasked with ensuring requirements are met during a factory installation or remodel.
In this course, participants will gain knowledge about the fundamental components of a solar power system, their interactions, sizing and selection for meeting power demands, power generation, energy storage, and power losses within the system.
This course is a continuation of “Solar Power Design for Small Structures,” introducing the components required for connecting a solar PV system to the power grid and their interplay in supplying power to a building, along with a brief review of the design process.
This course is designed for individuals with a basic understanding of a PV system, providing more detailed information, calculations, and insights on designing solar power systems for small structures, including components like surge protectors, battery capacities, DC appliances, sample solar system schematics, and emerging technologies, building upon the knowledge gained from the introductory courses, Solar Power Part I and Part II.
This course provides engineers, designers, and contractors with the knowledge and process for inspecting and evaluating solar power systems in small structures, covering common problems associated with solar photovoltaic (PV) systems, system components, and wiring issues to equip participants with the ability to perform inspections and troubleshoot solar-powered systems effectively.
This course serves as a comprehensive guide for contractors and professionals working closely with them, providing in-depth knowledge of the installation process, including details about component covers, connections, grounding, protection, and installation tips often overlooked by contractors in their rush to complete projects.
This course is meant to provide an overview of spacecraft electrical power systems.
This course will cover recent trends in sustainability including the “triple bottom line”, life cycle assessment, lifecycle cost, renewable energy, the precautionary principle, and greenhouse gas emissions.