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9781401899189

The Guidebook For Linemen And Cablemen

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    9781401899189

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    1401899188

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2005-11-08
  • Publisher: Delmar Cengage Learning
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Summary

A comprehensive and reader-friendly book, The Guidebook for Linemen and Cablemen is a reference tool that contains the most-up-to date information for linemen, cablemen, foremen, and others associated with transmission and distribution departments of electric utility companies. This book discusses the equipment used as well as the responsibilities of a lineman and cablemen. It explains in detail the training and need for safety within this profession. This book is an invaluable resource, providing linemen and cablemen with the best quality and most up-to-date information for their fast growing, technology based, profession.

Table of Contents

Essentials for Powerline Workers
1(50)
Introduction to Safe Work on Powerlines
1(1)
So You Want to Be a Powerline Worker
1(7)
Managing Personal Safety Risk
8(6)
Managing Risk in the Working Environment
14(15)
Reduce Risk when Climbing and Working Aloft
29(11)
Managing Emergencies
40(11)
Review Questions
50(1)
Electrical Power System Overview
51(18)
Introduction
51(1)
Electrical Energy
51(1)
Generation of Electrical Energy
52(5)
Transmission of Electrical Energy
57(5)
Electrical Distribution
62(7)
Review Questions
68(1)
Electrical Units
69(16)
Introduction
69(1)
Electrical Potential
70(2)
Electrical Current
72(3)
Electrical Resistance
75(5)
Electrical Power
80(5)
Review Questions
83(2)
Alternating Current (AC)
85(18)
Introduction
85(1)
Characteristics of AC
85(5)
Reactance in AC Circuits
90(7)
AC Power
97(2)
AC or DC Transmission
99(4)
Review Questions
102(1)
Three-Phase Circuits
103(12)
Introduction
103(1)
Characteristics of Three-Phase Circuits
103(4)
Delta-Connected Systems
107(2)
Wye-Connected Systems
109(2)
Three-Phase Power
111(4)
Review Questions
114(1)
Awareness when in an Electrical Environment
115(36)
Introduction
115(1)
Connecting a Load in Series with a Circuit
116(2)
Connecting a Load in Parallel with a Circuit
118(5)
Electrical and Magnetic Induction
123(4)
Voltage Gradients
127(5)
Working with Neutrals
132(1)
Vehicle Grounding and Bonding
133(6)
Electromagnetic Fields
139(7)
Minimum Approach Distance
146(5)
Review Questions
148(3)
Constructing Powerlines
151(68)
Before a Work Order Is Issued
151(8)
Constructing a Pole Line
159(31)
Constructing an Overhead Transmission Line
190(12)
Constructing an Underground Distribution Line
202(10)
Underground Transmission Lines
212(7)
Review Questions
217(2)
Working with Conductor and Cable
219(46)
Electrical Properties of a Conductor
219(7)
Overhead Conductors
226(7)
Working with Overhead Conductors
233(8)
Underground Cable
241(10)
Working with Underground Cable
251(9)
Working with Fiber-Optic Cable
260(5)
Review Questions
264(1)
Operating Switchgear
265(38)
Switching Characteristics and Switching Hazards
265(9)
Switching to Provide an Isolation Guarantee (Lockout/Tagout)
274(2)
Using Maps to Locate Switchgears
276(5)
Operating Isolating Switchgears
281(3)
Operating Protective Switchgears
284(10)
Underground Distribution Switchgears
294(9)
Review Questions
301(2)
Circuit Protection
303(44)
Introduction
303(1)
Transmission System Protection
304(3)
Distribution Protection
307(6)
Specifying Protection for a Distribution Feeder
313(10)
Over-Voltage Protection
323(14)
System Grounding for Protection
337(5)
Protection from Corrosion
342(5)
Review Questions
345(2)
Installing Personal Protective Grounds
347(28)
Reasons to Install Personal Protective Grounds
347(1)
Applying the Grounding Principle to Control Current
348(5)
Applying the Bonding Principle to Control Voltage
353(5)
Controlling Induced Voltage and Current from Electromagnetic Induction
358(3)
Procedures for Applying Protective Grounds
361(4)
Specific Grounding Hazards
365(5)
Protective Grounding of Underground Cable
370(5)
Review Questions
374(1)
Connecting and Troubleshooting Transformers
375(48)
Introduction
375(1)
Transformer Basics
376(7)
Transformation Effect on Current
383(3)
Transformer Losses and Impedance
386(2)
Transformer Protection
388(3)
Single-Phase Transformer Connections
391(6)
Three-Phase Transformer Connections
397(12)
Three-Phase, Secondary-Voltage Arrangements
409(6)
Troubleshooting Transformers
415(1)
Working on a Voltage Conversion
416(4)
Specific Hazards Working with Transformers
420(3)
Review Questions
421(2)
Supplying Quality Power
423(44)
Introduction
423(1)
What Is Power Quality?
424(2)
Factors Affecting Voltage in a Circuit
426(2)
Voltage on the Transmission-Lines System
428(1)
Distribution Substation Voltage
429(1)
Distribution Feeder Voltage
430(1)
Feeder Voltage Regulators
431(9)
Capacitors
440(4)
Troubleshooting No Power, High Voltage, or Low Voltage
444(5)
Harmonic Interference
449(4)
Voltage Flicker
453(1)
Ferroresonance
454(4)
Tingle Voltage
458(5)
Investigating a Radio and Television Interference (TVI) Complaint
463(4)
Review Questions
465(2)
Working with Aerial Devices and Digger Derricks
467(28)
Checking Out the Truck
467(4)
Monitoring a Hydraulic System
471(4)
Stabilizing a Boom-Equipped Vehicle
475(3)
Electrical Protection for Working with Noninsulated Booms
478(4)
Electrical Protection for Working with Insulated Booms
482(3)
Operating a Digger Derrick
485(4)
Operating an Aerial Device
489(6)
Review Questions
493(2)
Rigging in Powerline Work
495(36)
Introduction
495(1)
Using Rigging Hardware
496(18)
Lifting a Load
514(6)
Working with Tensioned Conductors
520(11)
Review Questions
528(3)
Working It Hot
531(24)
Safety Strategy for Hot-Line Work
531(6)
Working on a Hot Secondary
537(1)
Rubber-Glove Work
538(6)
Hot-Line Tool Work
544(6)
Barehand Work
550(5)
Review Questions
554(1)
Tree Work in an Electrical Utility Environment
555(32)
Vegetation Management in Electrical Utilities
555(7)
The Hazards of Tree Work
562(1)
Tree Work Near Electrical Circuits
563(6)
Essential Skills for Tree Work
569(18)
Review Questions
586(1)
Working in Substations
587(18)
What Is a Substation?
587(7)
Maintaining and Operating a Substation
594(4)
Constructing a Substation
598(7)
Review Questions
603(2)
Outdoor Lighting Systems
605(26)
Types of Outdoor Lighting
605(3)
Luminaires, Lamps, and Structures
608(6)
Lighting Ballasts
614(2)
Lighting Circuits and Controls
616(8)
Maintenance and Troubleshooting Outdoor Lighting Systems
624(1)
Safety and Environmental Hazards Working with Outdoor Lights
625(6)
Review Questions
629(2)
Revenue Metering
631(1)
Introduction
631(1)
Determining Cost to the Customer
631(3)
Types of Revenue Metering
634(3)
The Workings of a Meter
637(4)
Single-Phase Metering
641(4)
Polyphase Metering
645(6)
Transformer-Rated Metering
651(6)
Review Questions
657

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