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The Lineman's and Cableman's Handbook, Fourteenth Edition /
Thoroughly updated to reflect the 2022 National Electrical Safety Code (NESC), this classic resource explains the principles and practices of electric transmission and distribution line construction, operation, and maintenance. You will get comprehensive coverage of the newest equipment, techniques,...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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New York, N.Y. :
McGraw Hill LLC,
[2023]
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| Edición: | Fourteenth edition. |
| Colección: | McGraw-Hill's AccessEngineeringLibrary.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
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| 245 | 1 | 4 | |a The Lineman's and Cableman's Handbook, Fourteenth Edition / |c Thomas M. Shoemaker, James E. Mack. |
| 250 | |a Fourteenth edition. | ||
| 264 | 1 | |a New York, N.Y. : |b McGraw Hill LLC, |c [2023] | |
| 264 | 4 | |c ?2023 | |
| 300 | |a 1 online resource (1056 pages) : |b 1250 illustrations. | ||
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| 490 | 1 | |a McGraw-Hill's AccessEngineeringLibrary | |
| 504 | |a Includes bibliographical references and index. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1 Elementary Electrical Principles -- Electron Theory -- Electric Current -- Conductors and Insulators -- Electric Circuit Compared with Water Circuit -- Series Circuit -- Parallel Circuit -- Series-Parallel Circuit -- Electric System -- Electric Current -- Ampere (Amp) -- Ammeter -- Electric Pressure -- Volt -- Voltmeter -- Water Power -- Electric Power -- Watt -- Wattmeter -- Electric Energy -- Watthour Meter -- Conductors -- Resistance -- Direct Current -- Alternating Current -- Power Factor -- Alternating-Current Generator Review -- Direct-Current Water Pump -- Transformers -- Electronic Circuits -- 2 Electric System -- Electric System?General -- Generating Stations -- Alternative Generation Sources -- Transmission Circuits -- Substations -- Distribution System -- Electric System?Emergency Generation -- Electric System Control -- Uninterruptible Power-Supply System -- Microgrids -- Electric System?Power Quality -- 3 Substations -- Substation Types -- Substation Function -- Substation Equipment -- High-Voltage Direct-Current (HVDC) Substation -- 4 Transmission Circuits -- Transmission Circuit?History -- Direct-Current Transmission -- Transmission Voltages -- Polyphase Transmission -- Transmission-Line Capacity -- Underground Transmission-Cable Capacity -- Transmission-Line Environmental Considerations -- Long-Range Wireless Transmission Considerations -- 5 Distribution Circuits -- Three-Phase, Three-Wire Distribution Circuits -- Three-Phase, Four-Wire Distribution Circuits -- Single-Phase Primary Circuits -- Single-Phase Secondary Circuits -- Three-Phase Secondary Circuits -- Neutral Conductor -- Distribution Environmental Considerations -- Harmonic Voltages -- Neutral to Earth Voltages -- Stray Voltage -- Isolation -- 6 Construction Specifications -- Construction Contracts -- Specifications -- I. Land Clearing Specifications for a New 161-kV Transmission -- Line Example -- II. New 161-kV Transmission Line Construction -- Specifications Example -- 7 Wood-Pole Structures -- Wood-Pole Types -- Wood-Pole Preservative Treatment -- Pole Classification -- Pole Loadings -- Operating Voltages -- Distribution Structures -- Subtransmission Structures -- Transmission Structures -- Wood-Substitute Poles -- 8 Aluminum, Concrete, Fiberglass, and Steel Structures and Poles -- Aluminum Structures -- Concrete Poles -- Fiberglass Composite Poles -- Steel Structures and Poles -- 9 Distribution Automation and the Smart Grid -- The Smart Grid -- Monitoring -- Automated Switching, Sectionalizing, and Fault Isolation -- Automated Var Control -- 800/900-MHz Radio Systems -- Personal Computer Applications -- Fiber-Optic Possibilities -- Power-Line Carrier -- Automated Meter Reading and Automated Meter Infrastructure -- Systems -- 10 Emergency System Restoration -- Emergency Conditions -- Pre-event Planning -- Emergency Switching Procedures -- Storm Plan -- Outage Management Systems -- Radio Communications Systems -- Summary -- 11 Unloading, Hauling, Erecting, and Setting Poles -- Unloading Wood Poles -- Roofing Poles -- Pole Gains -- Hauling Poles -- Setting Poles -- Pole-Hole Diameter -- Pole-Hole Depth -- Pole-Hole Digging -- Pole-Hole Power Borer -- Pole-Hole Derrick Auger -- Pole-Hole Digging in Rock -- Pole-Hole Digging by Hand -- Setting Poles with Derrick -- Setting Poles with Helicopter -- Setting Poles Along Rear Lot Lines -- Setting Poles Manually -- Facing the Poles -- Backfilling and Tamping Pole Hole -- Pulling Poles -- 12 Guying Poles -- Anchor or Down Guys -- Span Guy -- Head Guy -- Arm Guys -- Stub Guys -- Push Guys -- Guy Wire -- Anchors -- Anchor Rods -- Guy Insulators -- Guy Size Determination -- Guy Construction -- Digging in the Anchor -- Digging the Anchor Hole with a Power Digger -- Power-Drive Screw Anchor -- Guy Assembly -- 13 Insulators, Crossarms, and Conductor Supports -- Insulators -- Conductor Dead-End Insulators -- Pin-Type Insulators -- Crossarms and Conductor Supports -- Post-Type Insulators -- Suspension Insulators -- Spacer Cable Spacers -- Low-Voltage Insulators -- Insulator Washing -- Insulators Used in Pad-Mounted Switchgear. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a 14 Line Conductors -- Copper Conductors -- Aluminum Conductors -- Steel Conductors -- Conductor Classes -- Conductor Covering -- Wire Sizes -- American Wire Gauge -- Circular Mil -- Stranded Conductor Data -- Conductor Selection -- Vibration Dampers -- Conductor Spacers -- Conductor Reels -- Fiber-Optic Cables -- 15 Distribution Transformers -- Distribution Transformer Operation -- Distribution Transformer Core and Coil Construction -- Distribution Transformer Ratings -- Distribution Transformer Connections -- Distribution Transformer Polarity -- Paralleling Single-Phase Distribution Transformers -- Distribution Transformer Tapped Windings -- Distribution Transformer Standards -- Safety Precautions for Distribution Transformers -- Current-Limiting Fuses -- 16 Lightning and Surge Protection -- Lightning -- Surge -- Shield Wire -- Lightning or Surge Arresters -- Surge Arrester Application -- 17 Fuses and Fuse Coordination -- Plug-Type Fuses -- Cartridge Fuse -- Distribution Cutouts -- Primary Fuse Links -- Fuse Link Operation -- Time-Current Curves -- Recommended Size of Primary Fuse -- Solid-Material Power Fuse -- Current-Limiting Fuse -- Electronic Fuses -- Protective Overcurrent Coordination -- Relay to Fuse/Recloser Coordination -- Recloser to Load Side Fuse Coordination -- Protective Fuse-to-Fuse Overcurrent Coordination -- 18 Switches -- Air Switches -- Oil Switch -- Vacuum Switches -- Sulfur Hexafluoride Gas (SF6 -- ) Switches -- 19 Tap-Changing Transformers and Voltage Regulators -- Tap-Changing Transformers -- Feeder Voltage Regulators -- Voltage Regulator Bypass Switches -- Summary -- 20 Transmission Tower Erection -- Clearing Right-of-Way -- Installing Tower Footings -- Grounding Tower Base -- Erecting Transmission Towers -- Insulator Installation -- 21 Stringing Line Conductors -- Slack Conductor Stringing -- Tension Conductor Stringing -- Self-Contained Continuous Line Puller -- 22 Sagging Line Conductors -- General -- Sagging Line with Computer Software Sag Tables -- Sagging Line with Transit -- Sag Measurement by Timing -- Unisagwatch -- Sagging Line with Dynamometer -- Clipping in Conductors -- Steps in Making Ties -- Armor Rods -- Spacer Installation -- Corona Shield Installation -- 23 Joining Line Conductors -- Compression Splice for ACSR Conductor -- Compression Splices for Distribution Conductors -- Internally Fired Connector System -- Implosive Compression Connectors -- Automatic Tension Splice -- Bolted Joints -- 24 Live-Line Maintenance with Hot-Line Tools -- Tools -- Wire Tongs -- Wire-Tong Supports -- Insulated Tension Link -- Auxiliary Arm -- Strain Carrier -- Tie Sticks -- Insulated Platforms and Ladders -- Insulated Hoods -- Insulated Tools -- Temporary Jumpers -- Required Clearance -- Changing Pin Insulators -- Moving Line Conductors -- Removing the Tie Wire -- Tying in Conductor -- Removing Conductors from Clamp-Top Insulators -- Changing Suspension and Strain Insulators -- Replacing Suspension Insulators -- Replacing Strain Insulators -- Pulling Slack -- Cutting Out Conductor -- Splicing Live Conductors -- Tapping Live Line -- Applying Vibration Dampers -- Applying Armor Rods -- Phasing Out -- 25 Live-Line Maintenance from Insulated Aerial Platforms -- Insulated Aerial Lifts -- Description of Insulated Aerial Lift -- Maintenance with Rubber Gloves -- Maintenance with Hot-Line Tools -- Maintenance Using Bare-Hand Method -- Protective Gaps -- 26 Grounding -- Ground Resistance -- Substation Grounds -- Transmission-Line Grounds -- Distribution-Circuit Grounds -- Installing-Driven Grounds -- Ground-Wire Molding -- 27 Protective Grounds -- Inspecting Equipment before Grounding -- Testing Line Conductors before Grounding -- Protective Ground Installation -- Protective Ground Requirements -- Protective Ground Locations -- Underground-System Protective Grounds -- 28 Street Lighting -- Street-Lighting Terms -- Street-Lighting System Components -- Light-Fixture Support -- Streetlight Grounding -- Streetlight Luminaires -- Incandescent Lamp -- Electric-Discharge Lamps -- Light-Emitting Diodes -- Light Control -- Time Control -- Design of Street-Lighting Installations. | |
| 505 | 0 | |a 29 Underground System -- Parts of Underground System -- Conduits -- Manholes -- Cable -- Strand Filled, Tree Retardant, Cross-Linked Polyethylene -- Cable Specification -- Cable Ampacity Tables -- Cable Riser -- Gas-Insulated Lines -- 30 Laying Conduit -- Laying Out Line -- Grading the Line -- Arrangements of Ducts -- Excavating the Trench -- Directional Boring -- Cutting the Duct -- Joining the Duct -- Laying Ducts -- Burial of Ducts in Earth -- Encasement of Ducts in Concrete -- Steel Encasement of Ducts -- Flexible-Plastic Ducts -- 31 Manhole Construction -- Description -- Floors -- Walls -- Vaults -- 32 Pulling Cable -- Installing Cable Racks -- Selecting the Duct -- Automated Cable-Pulling Equipment -- Rodding the Duct -- Cleaning the Duct -- Selecting the Pulling-In Manhole -- Manhole Rigging -- Attaching Pulling Rope -- Feeding Tube -- Handling Cable -- Cable Lubrication -- Pulling the Cable -- Slack Pulling -- 33 Splicing and Terminating Cable -- Electric Stress Areas -- Prefabricated Cable Inline Splice Installation -- Prefabricated Cable Inline Cold Shrink -- Shear Bolt Connector Splice Installation -- General Splicing and Termination Recommendations -- Splice Jacketing -- Cable Riser Pole Terminations -- Cable Terminations in Pad-Mounted Equipment -- 34 Underground Distribution -- Power Source -- Types of Systems -- Cables -- Voltages -- Primary Cable -- Low-Voltage Cables -- Transformers -- Isolating Devices -- Installation -- Pad-Mount Primary Meter Cabinets -- Pad-Mounted Capacitor -- Streetlights -- Fault Indicators -- Protection -- Troubleshooting Underground Distribution Circuits -- Cable Fault Detection -- One Call System -- Expedited Interruption Solution -- 35 Vegetation Management?Tree Trimming -- Line Clearance Objectives -- Clearing the Right-of-Way -- Herbicide Brush Control -- Factors in Trimming Techniques -- Time for Pruning -- A Basic Set of Pruning Tools -- Climbing Equipment -- Permission -- Good and Bad Methods -- Removing Large Branches -- Lowering Large Limbs -- Removing Small Branches -- Brush Disposal -- Power Equipment -- Poisonous Plants -- Tree Characteristics -- Tree Growth Retardants -- 36 Distribution Transformer Installation, Selection, and Utilization -- Distribution Transformer Size -- Commercial Lighting -- Motor Loads -- Load Checks -- Distribution Transformer Location -- Distribution Transformer Grounding -- Distribution Transformer Mounting -- The CSP Distribution Transformer -- Phase Sequence -- Distribution Secondaries -- Installing Overhead Secondary Mains -- Distribution Services -- Installing Overhead Services -- Testing Service Wires for Polarity and Ground -- Connecting Service Drop to Secondary Mains -- 37 Electrical Drawing Symbols -- 38 Single-Line Diagrams -- Purpose -- Distribution Substation Single-Line Diagrams -- Distribution Circuit Single-Line Diagram -- 39 Schematic Diagrams -- Purpose -- Feeder Circuit Control Schematic -- Voltage Regulator or Substation Transformer Tap Changer -- Control Schematic -- 40 Voltage Regulation -- Line-Drop Compensator -- Static Voltage-Regulating Relay -- 41 Units of Measurement, Electrical Definitions, -- Electrical Formulas, and Calculations -- General -- Units of Measurement -- Definitions -- Formulas and Calculations -- Alternating-Current Circuits -- Electrical Apparatus -- Summary of Electrical Formulas -- 42 Maintenance of Transmission and Distribution Lines -- Transmission-Line Inspection -- Distribution-Line Inspection -- Overhead Distribution-Line Equipment Maintenance -- Underground Distribution System Maintenance -- Maintenance of Equipment Common to Transmission and -- Distribution Lines -- 43 Rope, Knots, Splices, and Gear -- Rope Construction -- Physical Properties -- Care and Handling of Ropes -- Electrical Conductivity of Ropes -- Rope Slings -- Various Uses of Rope -- Knots and Knot Tying -- Splices -- Rope Gear -- 44 Climbing Wood Poles -- Use and Care of Pole-Climbing Equipment -- Climbing Poles -- 45 Protective Line and Personal Protective Equipment -- Safety Rules -- Protective Line Equipment -- Personal Protective Equipment -- 46 OSHA 29 CFR 1910.269 -- OSHA Regulations (Standards?29 CFR): Electric Power -- Generation, Transmission, and Distribution?1910.269 -- Appendix A to ?1910.269?Flow Charts -- Appendix B to ?1910.269?Working on Exposed Energized Parts -- Appendix C to ?1910.269?Protection from Step and Touch -- Potentials -- Appendix D to ? 1910.269?Methods of Inspecting and Testing -- Wood Poles -- Appendix E to ? 1910.269?Protection from Flames and -- Electric Arcs -- Appendix F to ? 1910.269?Work-Positioning Equipment -- Inspection Guidelines -- Appendix G to ? 1910.269?Reference Documents -- 47 Resuscitation -- Introduction -- Medical Services and First Aid -- First Aid Kits and Supplies -- 48 Heart-Lung Resuscitation -- Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) -- Review -- Why Do I Do That and Why Did They Change? -- 49 Pole-Top and Bucket Truck Rescue -- Time Is Critical -- Basic Steps in Pole-Top Rescue -- Lower the Injured Lineman -- One-Man Rescue versus Two-Man Rescue -- Bucket Truck Rescue -- 50 Self-Testing Questions and Exercises -- Index. | |
| 520 | 0 | |a Thoroughly updated to reflect the 2022 National Electrical Safety Code (NESC), this classic resource explains the principles and practices of electric transmission and distribution line construction, operation, and maintenance. You will get comprehensive coverage of the newest equipment, techniques, and procedures along with current OSHA, ANSI, and ASTM regulations. Detailed illustrations and photos make it easy to understand the material, and self-test questions and exercises reinforce key concepts. An industry standard since 1928, this guide also serves as a valuable on-the-job reference for electric transmission and distribution grid system professionals. | |
| 530 | |a Also available in print and PDF edition. | ||
| 533 | |a Electronic reproduction. |b New York, N.Y. : |c McGraw Hill, |d 2023. |n Mode of access: World Wide Web. |n System requirements: Web browser. |n Access may be restricted to users at subscribing institutions. | ||
| 538 | |a Mode of access: Internet via World Wide Web. | ||
| 546 | |a In English. | ||
| 588 | |a Description based on e-Publication PDF. | ||
| 650 | 0 | |a Electric lines |v Handbooks, manuals, etc. | |
| 650 | 0 | |a Electric cables |v Handbooks, manuals, etc. | |
| 655 | 0 | |a Electronic books. | |
| 700 | 1 | |a Mack, James E., |e author. | |
| 776 | 0 | 8 | |i Print version: |t The Lineman's and Cableman's Handbook. |b Fourteenth edition. |d New York, N.Y. : McGraw-Hill Education, 2023 |z 9781264268184 |
| 830 | 0 | |a McGraw-Hill's AccessEngineeringLibrary. | |
| 856 | 4 | 0 | |u https://accessengineeringlibrary.uam.elogim.com/content/book/9781264268184 |z Texto completo |