5/28/2014 12:44 PM |
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Perhaps thislinkmight help.
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5/28/2014 1:00 PM |
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Hello Hardik9836 Panel Design is a Science + Art. There are nofixed rules. However following general points need to be taken care of when Designing panels : 1) Proper placement of hardware a) Large / Heavy items should be towards the bottom of the cabinet and light components towardstop. c) Logical positioning of hardware - ideally in the order of their electrical connections as much as possible. Avoid Cross Connections. d) Optimise Panel Size ( Height / Width / Depth ) for your requirement. 2) Aesthetics and Ergonomics a) All the hardware should be easy to access b) Panel should benice to look at once installed ( e.g. vertical / horizontal alignment of components c) Operator control components ( Push buttons / switches etc ) should be laid out for optimal operation. 3) Panel Cooling / Ventilation. a) Calculate panel heat generation ( Based on Hardware to be installed ) / dissipation ( Based on Panel Type ) a) Proper Air Circulation within the panel ( Especial for Heat generating components like Drives and Power Supplies ) b) Arrangement of heat dissipationthroughNatural / Forced air circulation/ Air Conditioning, if necessary. 4)Tagging / Identification a) Proper Tagging / Identification of all Components in the panel. b) Proper Ferruling of all wires c) Use a standardised color coding of wiring ( e.g. use diffrent colored wires for various voltages . Hope this helps Cheers Navnag |
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5/28/2014 1:02 PM |
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Joined: 5/12/2014 Last visit: 9/9/2020 Posts: 149 Rating: (16) |
Hello Hardik , Welcome to forum Please refer the attched file ,that will help you during design the panel.
AttachmentPanel design Instruction.pdf (156 Downloads) |
5/28/2014 1:34 PM |
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Hello, Perhaps the attached file might help. Best regards......
AttachmentDesign Guidelines.pdf (150 Downloads) |