Designing and managing power distribution in high-rise buildings presents unique challenges not typically encountered in low-rise structures. Factors such as vertical distance, space constraints, load diversity, emergency power requirements, and energy efficiency all intersect in a high-density environment. Moreover, as buildings rise in height and complexity, the implications of a power failure grow exponentially—making redundancy, resilience, and intelligent control indispensable.
This book is a comprehensive guide for engineers, designers, facility managers, and students involved in the planning, implementation, and operation of electrical systems in high-rise buildings. It explores the end-to-end process of power distribution—from utility entry points and transformers, through vertical risers and floor-level distribution, to integration with building management systems and backup power supplies.
Charles Nehme is a seasoned MEP (Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing) consultant with over 30 years of international experience in the building services industry. His career has spanned diverse sectors including commercial towers, residential high-rises, hospitals, data centers, cleanrooms, and industrial facilities across Europe, the Middle East, and Asia.
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