Instalaciones de Redes Eléctricas

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    Construcción de un banco didáctico para la evaluación de las curvas de protección de los interruptores termomagnéticos de 6 y 10 amperios
    (Universidad de Cuenca, 2025-03-10) Maldonado Ortiz, William Damian; Tacuri Ochoa, Kevin Rolando; Solá Quintuña, Marco René
    This project demonstrates the operation of thermomagnetic switches based on two of the effects produced by the circulation of electric current in a circuit: magnetic and thermal effects. For this purpose, a didactic bench is built, where the operation of the protection of devices of 6 and 10 amperes capacity are tested. The purpose is to implement an educational tool in which the mechanisms of magnetic and thermal protection with their respective trigger curves are replicated in more depth. On the other hand, this project will allow visualizing the operation of the thermomagnetic circuit breaker in the corresponding protection area, given by the manufacturer, through an elaborated guide that will standardize the processes and define the steps to be followed in each test.
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    Mantenimiento y mejora de las instalaciones eléctricas en el taller de soldadura “El Toro” ubicado en la parroquia Yanuncay
    (Universidad de Cuenca, 2025-03-20) Toapanta Tepan, Marco Vinicio; Piedra Torres, Paul Francisco
    The present project is based on the issue of defective electrical installations at the "El Toro" workshop due to infrastructure failures as well as miscalculations in demand concerning power and lighting circuits, such as outlets, switches, wiring, and lamps. Therefore, this project will implement a design improvement to achieve a comprehensive optimization of the workshop's electrical installations, as well as their protection. Additionally, a complete maintenance will be carried out, along with a better positioning of elements to ensure there are no obstructions in terms of proper lighting levels and the correct distribution of control and power components. Currently, the lighting system is not only defective but also inefficient, so appropriate LED lamps will be installed to improve these conditions. The workshop tools, such as the welding machine, require a supply voltage of 220V, which is why we propose a workshop renovation. The fundamental aspect of this project is the power circuit points (outlets), which will be 110V and 220V depending on the equipment used in the workshop. Regarding maintenance, the meter itself will also be serviced, and thermomagnetic protections will be installed according to the demand. In conclusion, to optimize the workshop, a renovation is being planned, focusing on a comprehensive improvement of the electrical infrastructure.
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    Tablero didáctico para la enseñanza de relés diferenciales con aplicación práctica en el laboratorio de instalaciones de redes eléctricas-UCuencaTec
    (Universidad de Cuenca, 2025-03-19) Guamán Banegas, Josué Mateo; Lojano Pauta, Dylan Mateo; Ortega Lucero, Luis Renato
    The project aims to create a didactic board that demonstrates the efficiency and functionality of a differential relay and to implement a differential relay in Laboratorio de Instalaciones de Redes Eléctricas at UCuencaTec to enhance electrical safety by reducing the risk of electrical failures that could compromise people’s safety. Through this project, the importance of the differential relay in identifying and preventing failures is addressed, emphasizing its optimal performance when integrated into systems with proper grounding. The project describes the development of the didactic board, covering everything from circuit design and material selection to construction, assembly, and functional testing. It also includes the installation of a differential relay in a real-world environment, detailing laboratory assessment, the creation and modification of electrical plans, component selection, and device implementation. The results confirm that the didactic board is a valuable tool for practical teaching and that differential relay installation has significantly improved laboratory safety. This project highlights its importance in technical training in electrical safety and the correct application of protective measures in electrical installations. Overall, the project is not only about implementing technology but also has an important educational component in raising awareness among users about electrical safety.