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Practical Electrical Wiring Residential Farm Commercial and Industrial by Frederic P Hartwell and Herbert P Richter 22nd Edition. The scope of this book has been limited to the wiring of structures of limited size and at ordinary voltages, at 600 volts or less. Skyscrapers and steel mills and projects of similar size involve problems that the student will not meet until long after mastering the contents of this book. this handbook reviews the theory and practice of installing electrical wiring. The guidelines provide an essential context for understanding the major industry segments—residential, farm, commercial, and industrial—and the techniques that help to prevent or solve all wiring problems.
The Contents of Practical Electrical Wiring
- Part One: Wiring Principles
1 NEC, Product Standards, and Inspection
2 Numbers, Measurements, and Electricity
3 AC and DC; Power Factor; Transformers
4 Basic Electrical Power Utilization Systems
5 Basic Devices and Equipment
6 Overcurrent Devices
7 Selecting Conductors
8 Making Wire Connections and Splices
9 Grounding for Safety
10 Outlet and Switch Boxes
11 Wiring Methods
12 Planning Residential Installations
13 Residential Electrical Distribution
14 Residential Lighting
15 Residential and Farm Motors
- Electric Motors and Drives Fundamentals Types and Applications
- Part Two: Residential and Farm Wiring
16 Installing Service Entrances and Grounds
17 Installing Specific Devices
18 Finishing: Installation of Switches, Receptacles, and Luminaires
19 Limited-Energy Wiring
20 Wiring for Multiple Circuits and Specialized Loads
21 Modernizing Old Work
22 Farm Wiring
23 On-site Engine Power Generation and Supply of Premises Wiring
24 Manufactured Homes, Recreational Vehicles, and Parks
25 Wiring Apartment Buildings - Part Three: Commercial and Industrial Wiring
- A Dictionary of Electronics and Electrical Engineering
26 Sizing Conductors for All Load Conditions
27 Nonresidential Wiring Methods and Materials
28 Planning Nonresidential Installations
29 Nonresidential Lighting
30 Industrial and Commercial Motor Applications
31 Wiring Specific Locations and Occupancies
