Basic Mechanical & Electrical Engineering | Utility Services Perspective Training Part E Level IV V

In this lecture, we cover the key concepts of Basic Mechanical Engineering and Basic Electrical Engineering from a Utility Services perspective.

This session is designed for team members and utility service engineers to build strong fundamentals that support day-to-day plant operations, maintenance, and safe practices.

What you will learn in this video:

Mechanical Engineering Basics

Stress and strain fundamentals

Poisson’s ratio and Mohr’s circle (maximum shear stress concept)

ASME BPVC Section III (nuclear component rules)

Pipe NPS vs Schedule (what changes and why it matters)

Heat transfer basics and Stefan–Boltzmann law (radiation)

Glove box and hot cell basics: containment types and leak testing

Ventilation filtration: HEPA for particulates and charcoal for radioiodine

Electrical Engineering Basics

Electrical machines and energy conversion (motor/generator basics)

DC motor principle and speed dependency

Induction motor vs synchronous motor concepts

Synchronous speed formula: Ns = 120f / P

Inductive heating principle

Earthing fundamentals and electric shock safety (wet vs dry skin risk)

This is a structured, exam-focused and work-relevant explanation for better clarity and faster revision.

Видео Basic Mechanical & Electrical Engineering | Utility Services Perspective Training Part E Level IV V канала Manisankar Dhabal