For this Electrical Building Design Show David Robison and co-host Mark Robison, P.E. explore a common but often misunderstood part of electrical systems: the relationship between the service ground and neutral.

The next episode will be released on October 30th.

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This Electrical Building Design Show provides an overview of the results from our exploration of BIM software packages.

Over the past year, we used the Electrical BIM Scorecard to rate several different BIM packages based on their ability to meet the needs of electrical engineers. They are summarized here along with their overall score ranking.

The next episode will be released on October 16th.

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This Electrical Building Design Show looks at arc-flash sensitivity and how the calculations play an important part in ensuring electrical safety.

You can also read one of our knowledgebase articles on the topic, available at the link below: https://www.designmaster.biz/help/electrobim/knowledgebase/calculations/arc-flash-settings-and-sensitivity-ieee-std-1584-2018/

The next episode will be released on October 2nd.

#ElectricalEngineering #ElectroBIM #Revit #arcflash #BIM #electricalengineers #electrical #revitsingleline

The latest Electrical Building Design Show explores

Over time, we have had to review a lot of time-current curves to have our software function properly, and we want to share the information we learned about them.

The next episode will be released on September 18th.

#ElectricalEngineering #ElectroBIM #Revit #timecurrentcurves #BIM #electricalengineers

This Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software continues with a further exploration of Induction Motors.

"Induction Motors – Part 6: Motor Overload Protection" looks at motor overloads; what engineers should know, how they work, wiring, and the difference between these and short circuits.

The next episode will be released on September 4th.

#ElectricalEngineering #BIM #InductionMotors #Revit #advancedelectricaldesign #overloadprotection #electricalengineer #overload

After a short break, we continue the third season of the Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software, by exploring the concept of – what if building information modeling (BIM) was tailored specifically for electrical engineers?

"BIM for Electrical Engineers" takes a look at how BIM can help transform electrical design work for the better.

The next episode will be released on August 21st.

#ElectricalEngineering #ElectroBIM #Revit #advancedelectricaldesign #BIM #electricalengineers

For the opening of the third season of the Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software, we start with an important but rarely discussed topic.

"Understanding Arc-Flash Labels" takes a look at arc-flash labels and the software used to generate them to ensure safety in electrical engineering.

The next episode will be released on July 24th.

#ElectricalEngineering #ElectroBIM #Revit #arcflash

The second season of the Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software comes to a close with further exploration of Induction Motors.

"Induction Motors – Part 5: Brake vs. Rated Horsepower" investigates these differences, shows how brake horsepower is calculated, and explains navigating load variations and service factors.

The first episode of season 3 will be released on June 26th.

#ElectricalEngineering #ElectroBIM #Revit #inductionmotors #advancedelectricaldesign #BIM #horsepower

The latest Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software continues looking at Revit 2025.

This episode focuses on Voltage drop calculations in the new Revit 2025 version, including changes and potential solutions to the lack of features.

The next episode will be released on June 12th.

#BIM #Revit2025 #voltagedrop #ElectricalEngineers #Revit #advancedelectricaldesign #electricalengineering #RevitFeatures

The latest episode of the Electrical Building Design Show podcast from Design Master Software is available and continues our look at Induction Motors.

"Induction Motors – Part 4: Inrush Current" investigates inrush current, helps decipher motor fault contributions, and shows how to choose the correct overcurrent protection.

The next episode will be released on May 29th.

#ElectricalEngineering #ElectroBIM #Revit