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The Lineman's and Cableman's Handbook

Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autores principales: Shoemaker, Thomas M., 1921- (Autor), Mack, James E., engineer (Autor)
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Chicago, Ill. : McGraw-Hill Education LLC., c2012, c2007, c2002, c1998, c1992, c1986, c1981, c1976, c1964, c1955.
Edición:12th ed.
Temas:
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • A. About the editors
  • B. Preface
  • C. Acknowledgments
  • D. Introduction
  • Evolution of the lineman
  • 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
  • Insulators
  • Resistance
  • Ohm
  • Ohm's law
  • Rheostats
  • Direct current
  • Alternating current
  • Cycle
  • Frequency
  • Alternating-current generator
  • Elementary-type alternating-current generator
  • Single-phase alternating-current generator
  • Two-phase alternating-current generator
  • Three-phase alternating-current generator
  • Revolving-field alternating-current generator
  • Three-phase connections for alternating-current generator
  • Transmission lines
  • Power factor
  • Low power factor
  • Inductance
  • Capacitance
  • Power-factor correction
  • Direct-current generator
  • Direct-current water pump
  • Elementary-type direct-current generator
  • Commutation direct-current generator
  • Commercial direct-current generator
  • Direct-current circuits
  • Transformers
  • Transformer-core construction
  • Transformer-core material
  • Transformer cooling
  • Methods of cooling transformers
  • Transformer temperature limits
  • Three-phase transformer
  • Solid-state circuit components
  • Diode semiconductors
  • Zener diode
  • Transistor semiconductor
  • Thyristor semiconductor
  • Definitions
  • 2. Electric system
  • Electric system?general
  • Generating stations
  • Transmission circuits
  • Distribution system
  • Emergency generation
  • Electric system control
  • 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
  • Polyphase transmission
  • Transmission voltages
  • Transmission-line capacity
  • Transmission-cable capacity
  • Transmission-line environmental 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
  • Electrical interference
  • Neutral to earth voltages
  • Stray voltage
  • Isolation
  • 6. Construction specifications
  • Construction contracts
  • Specifications
  • 7. Wood-pole structures
  • Wood-pole types
  • Wood-pole preservative treatment
  • Pole classification
  • Operating voltages
  • Distribution structures
  • Subtransmission structures
  • Transmission structures
  • Wood-substitute poles
  • Wood-pole fires.
  • 8. Aluminum, concrete, fiberglass, and steel structures
  • Aluminum structures
  • Concrete poles
  • Fiberglass poles
  • Steel structures
  • 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
  • Emergency switching procedures
  • Storm plan
  • Outage management systems
  • Radio communications systems
  • Conclusion
  • 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
  • Post-type insulators
  • Suspension insulators
  • Spacer cable spacers
  • Low-voltage insulators
  • Insulator washing
  • Insulators used in pad-mounted switchgear
  • 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 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
  • 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
  • Oil circuit recloser
  • Sectionalizer
  • Vacuum reclosers
  • Sulfur hexafluoride gas (sf6) switches
  • Electronic controlled reclosers
  • 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
  • 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
  • Platform
  • Insulated hoods
  • Insulated tools
  • 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
  • Transmission-line grounds
  • Distribution-circuit grounds
  • Installing-driven grounds
  • Ground-wire molding
  • 27. Protective grounds
  • Testing before grounding
  • Protective ground installation
  • Protective ground requirements
  • Protective ground locations
  • Underground-system protective grounds
  • 28. Street lighting
  • Street-lighting terms
  • Parts of street-lighting system
  • Multiple-circuit streetlights
  • Series-circuit streetlights
  • Light-fixture support
  • Streetlight grounding
  • Streetlight lamps
  • Incandescent lamp
  • Electric-discharge lamps
  • Streetlight control
  • Methods of time control
  • Switching several circuits
  • Design of street-lighting installations
  • 29. Underground system
  • Parts of underground system
  • Conduits
  • Manholes
  • Cable
  • 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
  • Roofs
  • 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
  • General splicing and termination recommendations
  • Splice jacketing
  • Non-prefabricated splices
  • Cable jacket removal
  • Removal of cable semiconducting material
  • Cable insulation removal
  • Cable splice connector
  • Applying cable shielding tape
  • Fireproofing cable joint
  • Tagging cable
  • Splicing paper-insulated lead-covered cable to solid-dielectric insulated cable
  • 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
  • Streetlights
  • Fault indicators
  • Protection
  • Troubleshooting underground distribution circuits
  • 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
  • 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
  • Electrical drawing symbols
  • 38. Single-line diagrams
  • Purpose
  • Distribution unit substation single-line diagram
  • Distribution substation single-line diagrams
  • Distribution circuit single-line diagram
  • 39. Schematic diagrams
  • Purpose
  • Feeder circuit control schematic
  • Voltage regulator of 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
  • Power factor correction
  • Electrical apparatus
  • Summary of electrical formulas
  • 42. Maintenance of transmission and distribution lines
  • Transmission-line inspection
  • Distribution-line inspection
  • Distribution-line equipment maintenance
  • Maintenance of equipment common to transmission and distribution lines
  • 43. Rope, knots, splices, and gear
  • Rope construction
  • 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 safety equipment
  • Safety rules
  • Protective line equipment
  • Personal protective safety equipment
  • Summary
  • 46. Osha 1910.269
  • Osha regulations (standards?29 cfr): electric power generation, transmission, and distribution?1910.269
  • Interpretation(s)
  • Appendix a to ?1910.269?flowcharts
  • 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?reference documents
  • 47. Resuscitation
  • Introduction
  • 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 (fig. 49.2)
  • One-man rescue versus two-man rescue
  • Bucket truck rescue
  • 50. Self-testing questions and exercises
  • Index.