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Electrical Apparatus 2011 Issues
December 2011
- Part Two of Richard Nailen's article on fans ...the IECEx Scheme ... Reader profile Don Riffey, Superintendent of Public Works in Middleton, VA ...Fire protection safety ... the NASA microgravity program ...research into solar cels at UCLA... Accounting ... Training .. Calendar ...Let's Solve Your Problem
November 2011
- Shop story: Electric Motor Repair (EMR) in Baltimore, Md. … Digital relays for motor protection …. Design and construction of motor ventilating fans (read a summary)… Borrowing when credit is tight … welding safety … Trade shows in Nashville and Chicago …
October 2011
- Photos and post-show report from the September Coil
Show in Nashville ... Business in the face of rising commodities prices... Still
confused about power factor? (Read an online summary) ...
Operating your business globally ... The perils of beryllium ... Who is a
"qualified person?" .... Calendar
September 2011
- Burn-off ovens - what was all the fuss about?...
Talking about coils and power transmission ...more photos from the EASA
Convention ... parking made easy and safe ... Costs in business decisions ...web briefs ... Training ... Calendar ...and more...
August 2011
- Witnessing motor manufacturing”
(read an online summary
of this article) ... EASA Convention report ... Collectors: More about how
they're made and how they work ... Slips and falls in the workplace ... Selling
by the piece ... “Say it Right” ... Training ... Calendar ...and more...
July 2011
- ““How consistent is motor efficiency?” (read an online summary of this article) ... Opportunities in training... Lauren Harrington, marketing communications specialist for EGS Electrical Group ......“Let’s Solve Your Problem” ...Engineering Education... Calendar
..and more...
June 2011
- “Collectors - How they're made and how they work”
(read an online summary
of this article) ... Kurz Electric Solutions in New Berlin, Wisconsin...
What exhibitors will display at the EASA convention ... will you be ready to retire?
...“Let’s Solve Your Problem” ...Effective websites... Training ... Calendar
..and more...
May 2011
- “The measurement of power”
(read an online summary
of this article) ...
What to expect at the EASA convention ... things to do and see in Denver
...“Let’s Solve Your Problem” ...Effective websites... Training ... Calendar
..and more...
April 2011
- “What megohmmeter tests can and can't do”
(read an online summary
of this article) ... Improving warehouse operations ...
...“Let’s Solve Your Problem” ...Revised OSHA regulations
... International Trade Shows ... Training ... Calendar ..and more...
March 2011
- “Converting Wound-Rotor to Squirrel Cage –
What’s Involved” (read an online summary
of this article) ...“Let’s Solve Your Problem” ...Accounting for Management
... International Trade Shows; ... Engineering Education.
... Training ... Calendar ... and more...
February 2011 - Say it Right
- What’s a ‘safe’ temperature? ... EMBR Update ... Motors & Generators - What
do we mean by motor ‘starting’ and ‘inrush’ current? (read an online summary of this article)
... The new tax act - what's in it for you?... Mason Mark Kauffman, President of
Kauffman Electric Co (EA's Reader at Ease)
... Safety and Health - hearing loss .. Let's Solve Your Problem... other favorite departments and columns...
... Calendar ... and more...
January 2011
- Five year index of articles, 2006-2010 ... Reader at ease and photographer
Rich Nagel ...
the 2011 National Electrical Code ...International standards organizations ...Business briefs... other favorite departments and columns...
... Calendar ... and more...
Industry news...
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Previous Issues
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