Industrial Electrician

Industrial Electrical Troubleshooting

Industrial Electrical Troubleshooting demonstrates the efficient use of certain electrical meters to troubleshoot relay-logic circuits with a single setting. Today, a generation of electronic meters is available to test voltage and continuity without changing the setting of the meter or de-energizing the circuit. Careful attention has been given to safety procedures throughout the book. Traditional troubleshooting techniques have not kept pace with this equipment though. Users of this comprehensive guide will find up-to-date information for safely and efficiently locating problems and then troubleshooting online. Multimeters, clamp-on meters, ammeters, megohmmeters, proximity voltage meters, hand-held oscilloscopes and other meters are thoroughly discussed as plant electrical troubleshooting tools. This book concentrates on both safety and efficiency to achieve the ultimate goal of savings through the reduction of lost production time.

Industrial Electrical Wiring

A one-stop, how-to resource covering today's most demanding industrial systems. Industrial Electrical Wiring Design, Installation, and Maintenance. Written by one of the foremost authorities in electrical construction, this timely guide fills a long-standing need for up-to-date information and advice on systems in small, medium, and large industrial buildings and facilities. Offering clear, concise guidelines throughout, this authoritative book. . .COVERS the essentials of codes, standards, and print reading; SHOWS how to design and implement actual installations; INCLUDES detailed drawings designed to simplify even the most complex problems. Industrial Electrical Wiring addresses such key elements as electrical calculations. . .electric services. . .overcurrent protection. . .high-and low-voltage terminations. . .cable tray systems. . .wiring methods. . .motor controls. . .industrial lighting. . .and many more real-world concerns. Featuring over 300 illustrations, this essential tool serves a professional audience as wide as its coverage--electricians, plant engineers, electrical maintenance personnel, consulting engineers, manufacturer's representatives, and electrical inspectors.

Trade and Industrial Education; Instructional Materials