Originally Posted By: jtedesco
This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
http://www.ul.com/regulators/pubedu.html
–
Joe Tedesco, NEC Consultant
www.nachi.org/tedescobook.htm
http://www.ul.com/regulators/pubedu.html
www.nachi.org/tedescobook.htm
Originally Posted By: jtedesco
This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
http://www.ul.com/regulators/ode.html
–
Joe Tedesco, NEC Consultant
www.nachi.org/tedescobook.htm
Originally Posted By: Ryan Jackson
This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
I had the good fortune of spending some time with Mark Ode at our Norhtwest Section IAEI meeting. He is not only an incredibley gifted electrical mind, but a hell of a good guy as well.
Thanks for the link Joe.
--
Ryan Jackson, Salt Lake City
Originally Posted By: jtedesco
This post was automatically imported from our archived forum.
Ryan:
That'ws why I posted this link and would rely on the commentary, some of which does in fact bring into the discussion situations that are old enough to vote.
I can remember some of the same questions long ago during the early 70's, etc. Someday we will read the posts here, and in other archives and ask" "Who was that person? I never heard of him?"
I can remember a few such as: Artie Barker; DJ Clements; and so many others, they were the people that had a lot to do with the code and some of the changes during the last 10 cycles.
I realize that the articles here may not all be related to the subject of the NACHI SOP, but offered it anyway.
Never can stop learning and listen, yes?
| Quote: |
| July 2004
ACknowledge June 2004 The Abandoned Cable Dilemma May 2004 The Ins and Outs of AFCI Protection April 2004 Ground-Fault Protection Systems for Services March 2004 Redundant Grounding in Patient Care Areas February 2004 Installing a Service Disconnect January 2004 Resizing Service of Feeder Loads December 2003 Standby Systems Part II November 2003 Standby Systems Part I October 2003 Supplemental or Supplementary August 2003 Lamps in the Damp July 2003 Conductors Connected in Parallel June 2003 Understanding Luminaires and Lamps May 2003 NM Cables Installed in Temporary Installations April 2003 More Than Just a "Gas Station" March 2003 Motor-Operated Appliances - Connection and Disconnection February 2003 Bonding the Hot-Water Piping System January 2003 A Quick Means of Egress - Necessary Updates To 2002 Code November 2002 Providing Sufficient Access and Working Space November 2002 Lightning Protection, Then and Now October 2002 Pool Codes Get Rewrite September 2002 A Change in Motor Disconnect Locations August 2002 Installing Smoke Detectors (Alarms) - Understanding listed equipment saves lives July 2002 Bonding Water Piping - Is it a metal system or not? May 2002 Field Marking of Arc Flash Hazards - Avoid workers' injuries, equipment damage April 2002 Control Cables in Cables Trays March 2002 Review Metal-Clad Cable Requirements February 2002 Revisions Address Grounding Separately Derived Systems January 2002 NEC Adds High-voltage Requirements December 2001 What Does Article 300 Cover? November 2001 Wiring in Ducts, Plenums and Other Air-handling Spaces October 2001 Structured Wiring Systems - A New Concept or a Reincarnation? September 2001 Installing Cable TV in a Nursing Home Facility August 2001 Sizing the Main Bonding Jumper in a Service is Fairly Simple July 2001 Low-Voltage Lighting - Listed Systems or Individual Field-Assembled Components? May 2001 Classification of a Hazardous Location April 2001 Temperature Limitations of Connection Must Not be Exceeded Mar 2001 Understanding Snap Switch Installation Requirements Feb 2001 The Differences between GFCI, IDCI, and FGPE Jan 2001 Improperly Sized Conduit Bodies Can Lead to Conductor Damage Dec 2000 Outside Branch Circuits or Feeders - Is a Separate Disconnect Required? Dec 2000 Ensuring Backwards Compatibility of Cable Connecting Devices Nov 2000 Installing Electrical Equipment in a Combustible Dust Location Oct 2000 Overcurrent Protection for Motor Circuits Sept 2000 Sizing an Equipment Grounding Conductor for a Tap Sept 2000 Control, Signaling, and Communications by Light Aug 2000 Supplemental Electrode - One or Two Required? Aug 2000 Splices and Conductor Fill in Enclosures and Wireways July 2000 To Ground or Not to Ground - That is the Question June 2000 Fire Alarm Circuits Extending Beyond One Building May 2000 Installation of Nonmetallic Sheathed Cable, Exposed or in a Raceway April 2000 NEC Introduces New Communication System Mar 2000 Conduit Fill and Ampacity Calculation for Low-Voltage Systems Feb 2000 Separating Voice-data from Power Conductors Jan 2000 Grounding Techniques for Low Voltage Systems |
--
Joe Tedesco, NEC Consultant
www.nachi.org/tedescobook.htm