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Joson Joshua C. - Building Utilities 2 - Assingment No. 1
Joson Joshua C. - Building Utilities 2 - Assingment No. 1
ASSIGNMENT NO. 1
Joson, Joshua C.
PANEL BOARD
DISCUSS in your own opinion the importance of ELECTRICAL and MECHANICAL
The importance of electrical and mechanical systems is vital in any building in any
structure as much as the respiratory and digestive system of a human body. Because of
it, it sustains the body and keeps the body in motion to produce and provide the
components that a human body needs such as the oxygen and the consumption of
nutrients from food and the likes. The same as any building electrical systems helps
deliver energy through home sufficiently and sustainably under electrical standards. This
includes: lightings, functioning air conditioners, and other related equipment and fixtures
that requires electrical energy. With this a building is efficiently utilized and maintained
from any failures regardless the usage or the number of people to be provided. On the
other hand, Mechanical systems cannot be disregarded because this is where the
convenience of utilities takes place for people to have the right threshold for thermal
comfort. Its importance is to make every motion work at peak performance under the
standards and complex & elaborate mechanical design planning of how to make it
suitable and safe not only for the building but also for the users. One example is are the
ducts. Ducts are conduits or passages used in HVAC to deliver and remove air. This
indicates duct’s goal is to helps provide acceptable air and cooling the room for a right
Human comfort goes along a broad way of understanding since a certain individual may
physiologically speaking, a human body has the same biological system as any other
individual and may meet certain requirements externally and internally as a limit for
human comfort. The building utility comes in to place to fill the need for human
convenience. After all, in the world of architecture, one of the Vitruvian principle has
always been provisioned which is also known as Utilitas also translates to utility. Lights,
for example, may provide limited vision of a lit up area for a human’s eyesight. The HVAC
temperature. Other utilities such as the electrical panel board gives access to the user’s
building structure. Human comfort and building utility systems are indeed related as if it