Using the Electrical BIM Scorecard, this week we look at DDScad and review its potential for electrical engineers as a replacement for Autocad.
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This article reviews Vectorworks to find its score on the Electrical BIM Scorecard for usability by electrical engineers and as a potential replacement for Autocad.
Having a good understanding of induction motors helps engineers make better designs. Part one on this topic covers their basic principles, speed properties, and practical applications.
This article looks at the features of Archicad as it relates to electrical engineering. The Electrical Engineering BIM Scorecard is used to review it on ten individual criteria.
This article explains the process and reviews Revit to find its score on the Electrical BIM Scorecard for usability by electrical engineers.
Revit boasts about its voltage drop calculations and the software’s ability to size wires and calculate voltage drop directly, however, the reality is far from ideal.
With a spotlight on isolated grounds, the Electrical Building Design Show investigates the challenges, opportunities, history, functionality, and practical considerations surrounding them.
It’s not easy for electrical engineers to find useful BIM software. In the Electrical Building Design Show, we reveal a simple scorecard to help assess details.
Design Master ElectroBIM 2.1.3 is now available.
Electrical fault calculations are a critical aspect of building design. The Electrical Building Design Show looks at these, with building information modeling presented as the alternative to manual entry.
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