Ultra Vision Engineering
Electrical
This project involves the meticulous installation of cables in both underground trenches and overhead cable trays, ensuring optimal organization, safety, and functionality of the electrical infrastructure.
Ultra Vision Engineering project underscores the importance of careful planning and execution in the installation of electrical cables. By employing both underground and overhead methods, we achieve a balance of durability, accessibility, and safety. The resulting electrical infrastructure will be well-organized, reliable, and capable of meeting the demands of modern electrical systems, ensuring seamless operation and minimal maintenance over its lifespan.
Underground Cable Installation
Detailed planning and mapping of the cable route to avoid existing utilities.Precision excavation of trenches to specified depths, ensuring proper clearance and adherence to safety regulations.
Use of protective conduits or ducts to shield cables from physical damage and environmental factors. Careful placement of cables in the trenches to prevent stress and bending, maintaining the integrity and performance of the cables.
Overhead Cable Tray Installation
Selection of appropriate cable trays based on cable types, load capacity, and environmental conditions. Secure mounting of cable trays to building structures, ensuring stability and accessibility for maintenance.
Organized laying of cables within the trays, maintaining separation between power and data cables to reduce electromagnetic interference. Use of cable ties and straps to secure cables, preventing sagging and displacement.
Planning and scheduling the installation of low-tension power cables, including determining the required lengths and optimizing the allocation of cable drums to minimize waste.
Actual installation of cables, whether underground in trenches or overhead in cable trays, and ensuring they are neatly organized and secured.
Building or assembling cable trays and their supports, which are essential for organizing and supporting cables in overhead installations.
Attaching cable glands, lugs, and terminations to cables to ensure secure connections and proper functioning.
Cold loop checking involves verifying the integrity of electrical circuits without power, while hot loop checking involves testing circuits under operational conditions to ensure they function correctly.
Verifying that interlock systems, which prevent unsafe operation or conditions, are functioning correctly through testing.
Conducting pre-checks before energizing electrical systems to ensure safety and proper functioning, followed by energizing the system.
Testing and verifying the functionality of all electrical assets before putting them into full operation.
: Managing the distribution of electrical power and ensuring the proper maintenance of substations, which are key components of power distribution networks.
: Inspecting and maintaining healthiness of motors to ensure they operate efficiently and reliably.
Performing maintenance and repairs on heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems, which often have significant electrical components.
Testing and configuring protection relays, which are crucial for detecting and responding to electrical faults to prevent damage to equipment and ensure safety.
Testing the grounding system to ensure it provides effective protection against electrical faults and maintaining it to ensure continued effectiveness.
Conducting safety reviews before starting up new or modified installations and addressing any outstanding issues identified during the review.
