Electrical Apparatus
The Magazine of Electrical & Electronic Application & Maintenance

April 2001 Table of Contents

Below are listed featured articles from the April 2001 issue, Vol. 54, no. 4, (c) 2001 Barks Publications, Inc. See also items from April's departments and columns.
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• Climbing back down to reality - Basic industry, and basic business objectives, recaptured the spotlight at this year's National Manufacturing Week.   By Joe Barks, EA Associate Publisher

• What was new this year at  National Manufacturing Week - Highlights of the new products displayed last month at the big manufacturing conference in Chicago  By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor

• Glass banding: both simple and complex - Complex stress/strain relationship can be difficult to understand.     By Richard L. Nailen, P.E., EA Engineering Editor 

• A new standard for standby generators - The growth of alternative power is creating new demands on backup equipment.   By Richard L. Nailen, P.E., EA Engineering Editor 

• Datacom wiring: emerging opportunity? A specialty of high-tech companies may be turning into a viable business for the independent service company.  By Kevin Jones, EA Senior Editor

• What managers need to know about inventory fraud - Protecting your company depends on having adequate accounting controls that go beyond physical safeguards.  By William H. Wiersema, CPA, EA Contributing Editor 

• The latest word on safety and health -  Brief updates on past health and safety topics.  By Richard B. Elsberry, EA Contributing Editor 

See also April's Departments, columns