CAREER POINT UNIVERSITY KOTA

SUBMITTED BY:ASHISH KUMAR JHA(K12593)

ANUGYAA SHRIVASTAVA(K12986)BIJAY KUMAR(K12656)

SUBMITTED TO:RAVINDRA MEENA SIR

PARALLEL HOUSE WIRING

MAJOR ASSIGNMENTELECTRICAL

AIM INTRODUCTION MATERIAL USE CIRCUIT DIAGRAM RESULT

CONTENTS

Our aim is to prepare an electrical

simulation project explain the parallel house wiring of electric equipment on simulation by connecting fan, tube light , bulb etc. as a load in 220 volt single phase AC current with frequency 50 Hz .

AIM

AC circuit 1. Rules and laws developed for dc circuits apply equally well for ac circuits2.Analysis of ac circuits requires vector algebra and use of complex numbers3.Voltages and currents in phasor form

Expressed as RMS (or effective) values

INTRODUCTION

AC Parallel Circuits1.Impedances in parallel add together like resistors in parallel2.These impedances must be added vector ally3. Whenever a capacitor and an inductor having equal reactance are placed in parallel

Equivalent circuit of the two components is an open circuit

INTRODUCTION

Household Wiring

is in Parallel

                                

 Which connecting wire, A, B, C,  D, or E, will be the first to become dangerously hot  if too many appliances are turned on?

How can overheating be prevented,even if all the appliances in thehouse are turned on

In this circuit , we have connect one AC

source, one fan, tube light , bulb as a load in 220 volt single phase AC supply with frequency 50 Hz .

Software use for simulation Proteus.Professional.7.6.SP0

Material use

Circuit diagram

By the help of our circuit we are able to find

out how circuit elements like fan work in our home.

And if we connect a volt meter or an ammeter in our circuit we are also able to find out the current and voltage drop across each circuit element .

RESULT

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