Your roadmap · आपका रोडमैप
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Admission & first meetingप्रवेश और पहली मुलाकातEnquire at your nearest NDSS centre, meet the teacher, fix the batch time and get your study material.
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Part 1 of the syllabusपाठ्यक्रम भाग 1Unit-wise coaching with notes and doubt classes.
Unit 1: IlluminationUnit 2: Electric HeatingUnit 3: Electric Welding
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Part 2 of the syllabusपाठ्यक्रम भाग 2Unit-wise coaching with notes and doubt classes.
Unit 4: Electric TractionUnit 5: Electric Drives and Electrolytic Processes
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Unit tests & assignmentsयूनिट टेस्टRegular tests in the university / board pattern.
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Semester 5 exam (university / board)विश्वविद्यालय / बोर्ड परीक्षाPrevious papers and full revision before the exam.
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Online tests & resultऑनलाइन टेस्ट और रिज़ल्टTake the tests online; your marks and result show in your student login and at the centre.
Syllabus · पाठ्यक्रम
1 subject · 5 chapters · 30 topics
01Unit 1: Illumination
6 topics+
- Terms: luminous flux, intensity, lux, MHCP, MSCP
- Laws of illumination: inverse square and cosine laws
- Lamps: incandescent, fluorescent, CFL, sodium, mercury, LED
- Lighting schemes and illumination levels
- Design of lighting by lumen method: utilisation and maintenance factor
- Street, flood and factory lighting
02Unit 2: Electric Heating
6 topics+
- Advantages of electric heating
- Resistance heating: direct and indirect, resistance ovens
- Heating element materials and design
- Induction heating: core and coreless furnaces
- Arc furnaces
- Dielectric heating and its applications
03Unit 3: Electric Welding
6 topics+
- Welding processes and their classification
- Resistance welding: spot, seam, butt, projection
- Arc welding: carbon arc and metal arc
- Welding transformer and DC welding generator
- Atomic hydrogen and inert gas welding
- Electron beam and laser welding basics
04Unit 4: Electric Traction
6 topics+
- Systems of traction and track electrification
- AC and DC traction, 25 kV single-phase system
- Speed-time curves: urban, suburban and main line
- Tractive effort and specific energy consumption
- Traction motors and their speed control
- Regenerative braking and metro rail systems
05Unit 5: Electric Drives and Electrolytic Processes
6 topics+
- Electric drives: group and individual drive
- Selection of motor for a drive: load torque characteristics
- Motors for specific applications: lifts, cranes, pumps, textile
- Electrolysis and Faraday's laws
- Electroplating and electro-refining
- Batteries and charging basics
About this course
You will be able to
- Explain the laws of illumination and design a simple lighting scheme using the lumen method
- Compare lamps (incandescent, fluorescent, sodium, mercury, LED) on efficacy and application
- Explain resistance, induction and dielectric heating and calculate heater element size
- Describe resistance and arc welding methods and their equipment
- Explain traction systems, speed-time curves and calculate tractive effort and energy
- Select a suitable motor for an industrial drive based on load characteristics
- Describe electroplating and other electrolytic processes
Who it is for
- Diploma Electrical Engineering students of Semester 5 (BTEUP)
- Polytechnic students of other boards studying the same subject who want unit-wise coaching
What you need
- Basic Electrical Engineering and Electrical Machines of earlier semesters
Online tests & result
Practice and unit tests online; marks and result show in your student login and at the centre.
Student login →
Questions
Which syllabus does the Utilization of Electrical Energy course follow?
It follows the BTEUP (Board of Technical Education, Uttar Pradesh) diploma syllabus for Utilization of Electrical Energy (Electrical Engineering, Semester 5). If your own board's or institute's syllabus differs, the centre follows your own syllabus.
Will this help in the semester examination?
Yes. Teaching is unit-wise as per the BTEUP scheme, with previous-year question practice, MCQ tests and doubt sessions before the semester exam.
Is lighting design taught?
Yes. Lumen-method design of rooms, factory and street lighting is practised with numericals.
