PECC

Special Discount for New Training Courses in June 2016

2016-05-18T09:20:00.004-07:00

For the new term of training courses, our center has special promotion 10% for all students who want to improve their skills in the fields of MVAC design, Electrical design, and plumbing and firefighting design. Hurry up! We have limited seat for each course. See you at PECC and Happy New Year !

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Plumbing and Firefighting

2016-01-23T06:27:00.000-08:00

COURSE TITLE Plumbing and Firefighting

CREDIT Non-credit; 36 Hours; 12 Weeks; 3 Hours/Week

COURSE DESCRIPTION

Ensuring stable economic growth for the last decade, Cambodia is one of the fast developing countries booming in many sectors in which construction is the leading contributor with large numbers of high-rise buildings being constructed. Safety factor is considered the backbone of the buildings. Plumbing and Firefighting has been placed critically in the conceptual framework of building design for the overall safety of citizens in this modernized society. The field of Plumbing and Firefighting is not an easy task which can be taken up in a simple manner since it needs water calculations together with other related design activities. Thus, specialized skills in the field is the cornerstone of building protection.

This course is divided into two terms covering 36-hour class each. It is designed to equip students, engineers and relevant practitioners the features of design and operation of firefighting systems in which several more important components of the systems are thoroughly emphasized including the design and operation of fire alarm system, water-based fire suppression systems, water supply for fire protection, estimation of fire sprinkler pump, bill of quantity and so on.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

Design the flow rate of water required for fire sprinkler system
Determine pipe size through pipe schedule for fire sprinkler system
Calculate pressure drop total through piping system
Estimate capacity of the fire sprinkler pump
Conceptualize schematic diagram for fire sprinkler system
Estimate the capacity of the Fire Hydrant pump and its operation and assembly system
Determine the capacity of the Fire Hose Reel pump and its operation along with assembly system
Understand the application of both EBARA Fire Hydrant and Fire Hose Reel pumps
Prepare materials and bill of quantities for firefighting system

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MVAC System Design

2016-01-23T06:23:00.001-08:00

COURSE DESCRIPTION

These courses run over two terms, comprising MVAC Design procedure I and MVAC Design Procedure II. The first focuses mainly on HVAC system, Cooling Load Calculation, and System Selection while the latter emphasizes the continued System Selection, Ventilation System and Clean Room. Students should finish module 1 before taking module 2. These courses are designed for helping the entry level fresher and experience engineers in the field of Air Conditioning Systems, which fills the gap between the theoretical study and real practical design of HVAC systems.

Interestingly, the course exposes students to the engineering design principle of heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems used in buildings. Students will involve in designing complete HVAC system for an actual mid-sized building located in Cambodia to include specifying the central equipment and laying out and sizing the ductwork and piping systems.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

Understand why HVAC systems play a major role in achieving a quality indoor environment
Basic air conditioning processes
Design the entire mechanical system for a building using state-of-the-art technology. Design procedures are reviewed for heat exchangers, cooling towers, hydraulic systems, and air handling systems. Students design the HVAC system for an actual commercial building.
Define the application requirements for the building systems
Identify appropriate applications for chiller components
Evaluate and specify the control requirements
Understand critical design and installation issues that must be fully understood and properly addressed to ensure years of comfortable and trouble-free operation of the facility
Learn how to properly calculate moisture (latent) load and understand design and operating factors that can impact pool evaporation rate
Learn more how to maximize human comfort and health as well as preserve building integrity
Understand energy consumption issues and technology available to minimize operating costs.

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Electrical Installation in Building

2016-01-23T04:27:00.001-08:00

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course deals with the understanding of light and power circuits and installation design in residential/commercial units. It is divided into two modules. The first focuses mainly on Lighting System, Receptacle, Isolator Switch and Power Point, Wire Way System, Earthing System and Lightning Protection System. The latter profoundly emphasizes the MV and LV Architectural Selection Guide and Single Line Diagram. Students should finish module 1 before taking module 2.

The course provides participants with all the necessary skills and knowledge to design electrical installations. Instructor-led practical examples of how electrical installations will be delivered. It consists of several design exercises for students to carry out, which evaluate and explore the process design in terms of general characteristics, protection for safety, and selection and erection.

The course is for electrical technicians with relevant experience and the qualification provides a strong foundation for career progression to senior technician status within the building services engineering sector.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

Identify and draw electrical/electronic graphical symbols
Know and draft various wiring diagram
Design the Earthing System together with Layout Drawing
Design electrical installations, performing all necessary calculations
Install a residential consumer service including a variety of household circuits
Verify that a design complies with the Regulations
Conduct an initial verification of a new electrical installation
Conduct an initial inspection of an electrical installation in compliance with safety regulation.