This month we want to share with you the results of a previous debate about electrical calculation software (November 2010 newsletter, n°16).
It has been an active debate, as we received > 500 answers !
The question was: are you using an electrical calculation software?
and here are the results:
As you can see, 30% of respondents use their own tool more often than software like Ecodial, Caneco, XL-Pro or Simaris design ... Meaning that 30% people have made the effort to create and must maintain their own tool, by themselves, and cannot take benefit of others experiences and ideas.
Our proposition: for those who ar OK, share the tools you have developed !
But to make it a fair exchange, only people who have shared their own tool would access to others' tools.
You have developed your own electrical calculation tool, and would like to share with others?
==> send us a mail with your tool attached (if needed with a few explanations), and we will create the private sharing area, place your tool in it, and send you your exclusive access codes as sharing member so you can access the tools from others !
This month we present you one of our active forum members: Spir Georges GHALI.
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Electrical Engineer Consultant based in Aleppo-Syria
Studied at Aleppo in the University of Electrical Engineering
Has his Electrical Engineering Office doing the studies for Industrial & Commercial sites
At the same time, Technical Support & Training manager for Hager Co. in some Arab countries
Also for Schneider Electric Syria, prepares and conducts pure technical seminars for engineers in Syria
Specialty: Calculation of LV networks
Link to Spir Georges GHALI's profile on the forum
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High Voltage: circuit breaker is cheaper! |
The debate between high voltage circuit breaker and fuse is back !!
In this new article, Richard Douglas, from the UK, comes back to the debate of last year about MV/LV transformer protection using circuit-breakers or fuses.
"There were a lot of comments confirming my opinion that circuit-breakers are the best MV/LV transformer protection solution.
However, there were also comments, and that was the debate, that promote fuses as the preferred solution.
One of the suggested reasons for this is that fuses are lower in price: I really think that this is an illusion ..."
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We have more and more people who register to become members of our community forum:
- already 6047 members
- which means 400 more members in one month
- 357 topics, for a total of 1278 posts
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