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Pint-Sized Power Producers 

Feb 1, 2003, By Amy Florence Fischbach, Staff Writer

Microturbines can help the nation move toward a new energy economy....

Typical Utility Paralleling Package 

Feb 1, 2003, By Steve McQuaid, Product Sales Manager

With the increasing popularity of on-site power, it's important for those interested in distributed generation to know how to connect their system to the utility grid....

New Kid on the Block 

Feb 1, 2003, By Michael Eby, Editor-in-Chief

People love a hero it gives them someone to root for, someone to look up to, someone to count on. The funny thing about being a hero, though, is that...

Public sector design/build work sparse for consulting firms 

Jan 29, 2003, 

State procurement laws continue to impede the use of design/build in the public sector, according to the results of a recent survey conducted by ZweigWhite....

IEEE approves revisions to one standard, begins work on four more 

Jan 17, 2003, 

IEEE’s standards board recently approved revisions to an existing circuit breaker standard and gave the green light to work on further revisions to four...

One Engineer Can Make a Difference 

Jan 1, 2003, By Michael Eby, Editor-in-Chief

We all know how important it is for young people to have good, strong role models in life someone to look up to, to idolize, to emulate. Most kids worship...

The Key to Making Proper Neutral-to-Case Connections 

Nov 15, 2002, By Mike Holt, NEC Consultant

With the problems an improper neutral-to-case connection can create, it's important to closely follow the grounding requirements of Art. 250 in the 2002 NEC....

NEMA publishes guide for adjustable speed drive installation 

Nov 15, 2002, 

In order to clear up confusion over motors powered by adjustable speed drives, NEMA’s Industrial Automation Control Products and Systems section and Motor...

Raise Productivity with Good Working Drawings 

Nov 1, 2002, By Mark Lamendola, Technical Consultant

Planning ahead can save time in the long run....

Remote Power Monitoring and Control 

Nov 1, 2002, By Ken Newsome, Siemens Energy and Automation

Remote monitoring can maximize uptime and minimize your investment....

The Key to Making Proper Neutral-to-Case Connections 

Oct 1, 2002, By Mike Holt, NEC Consultant

Improper neutral-to-case connections can cause fire hazards, electrocution, improper operation of protection devices, and power quality problems. Therefore, it’s important to make them only at service equipment and on separately derived systems in accordance with 250.142 of the 2002 NEC....

Minimizing Magnetic Fields 

Oct 1, 2002, By Jon Munderloh, Field Management Services Corp.

A power upgrade presents both pitfalls and opportunities for EMF mitigation measures....

Motor Control FAQs 

Oct 1, 2002, By Walter Lukitsch, P.E., Rockwell Automation

Here are some answers to frequently asked questions about motor control....

Are You Sure You Want to Put Your VFDs in Your MCCs? 

Oct 1, 2002, By Michael R. Olson, ABB

Deciding where to put your drives requires more than just casual consideration....

The Watt Stopper releases electrical design guide for schools 

Aug 2, 2002, 

The Watt Stopper, Santa Clara, Calif., recently published “The Lighting Control Best Practices Guide for Schools,” a 60-page guide that includes application-specific...

Get to the Heart of Objectionable Current 

Aug 1, 2002, By Mike Holt, Mike Holt Enterprises, Inc.

What's the harm in objectionable current, and how do you eliminate it?...

Leaving a Mark 

Aug 1, 2002, By Matthew Halverson, Senior Associate Editor

Revisions to the UL standard governing ground-fault circuit interrupters have raised the bar for safety but brought into question who has the power to bring about change....

IEEE adds a standard, updates another 

Jul 5, 2002, 

IEEE has given the go-ahead for work on a new standard, IEEE P1614, Guide for Monitoring, Information Exchange and Control of Distributed Resources Interconnected...

Protecting UPSs Against Damaging Fault Currents 

Jul 1, 2002, By Nilo L. Villarin, P.E., NV Enterprises, Inc.

Compliance with NEC 110.10 is critical for safety....

NECA releases guide to codes, enforcement, and licensing 

Jun 17, 2002, 

NECA recently made available its Guide to State Electrical Codes, Enforcement and Licensing (2002), a reference for contractors, manufacturers, and others...

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