Power supply design involves the development of technical documentation in accordance with current architectural, urban planning, and legal requirements, while considering the specific use of the particular facility. The goal is to determine the power capacity that ensures the uninterrupted and safe operation of numerous consumers. These must be integrated into a single system using wiring of optimal cross-section and connected to the general network through protective and switching equipment.
To create a power supply design, the following data is required:
Regardless of complexity, a power supply project consists of two parts: textual and graphical. The textual part includes a detailed description, power source parameters, justification of the selected scheme, characteristics of electrical receivers, wiring, load, and more. It also covers reliability requirements, redundancy, and other relevant data. The graphical section consists of a set of circuit diagrams, including main and emergency lighting, grounding, and placement of consumers.