Any good material for electrical design of commercial buildings (ie electrical design of a hotel)?

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Ncircuit

Joined Dec 17, 2013
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I am doing a project with a team that is designing a hotel. I am on the electrical design team. I need some material to show a step by step process of design an electrical system for an entire building (in particular, a hotel). If anyone knows of good material for this that would be great. The more recent the material, the better. Thanks.
 

SLK001

Joined Nov 29, 2011
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Any professional engineer that you hire to do the design should have all the info needed. This is not something that you can do yourself.
 

#12

Joined Nov 30, 2010
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I am doing a project with a team that is designing a hotel.
Right. Trump Tower or Motel 6?
You must be joking.
Nobody can answer that without a list of books and most of us are retired.
Our books are old.
I would start you off with NFPA 70-1981 which means I have the 1981 book.
It's still relevant because physics don't change much.
Still, it's almost useless for your needs.
 

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Ncircuit

Joined Dec 17, 2013
9
Any professional engineer that you hire to do the design should have all the info needed. This is not something that you can do yourself.
Right. Trump Tower or Motel 6?
You must be joking.
Nobody can answer that without a list of books and most of us are retired.
Our books are old.
I would start you off with NFPA 70-1981 which means I have the 1981 book.
It's still relevant because physics don't change much.
Still, it's almost useless for your needs.
100 unit hotel. I am becoming familiarized with the NEC code for the area I am working in. The problem is knowing the most efficient way of going about the design process (ie. Designing the layout for the receptacles, lighting, calculating load, short circuit analysis, etc..).
 
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