January Issue 2010

 

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2010 Construction Outlook: A Slow Climb From Rock Bottom

By Joseph M. KellyUnder (Your Business)

Leading construction experts and economists agree that the economy is emerging from its deepest and

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Branch-Circuit, Feeder and Service Calculations, Part XLVI
(Codes & Standards)
By
Charles R. Miller
January 2010
Article 220 of the National Electrical Code (NEC) provides requirements for calculating branch-circuit, service and feeder loads. READ MORE
The Not-So-Dumb Grid
(Your Business)
By
Richard P. Bingham
January 2010
With all this talk about the coming of the smart grid, it seems like a good idea to review what currently delivers the electrons to your door. READ MORE
Electric Vehicles Driving New Business for Contractors
(Your Business)
By
Mike Breslin
January 2010
It looks like electric vehicles may start arriving next year in sufficient numbers to create meaningful new business for electrical contractors. READ MORE
The Changing Face of PV and Wind
(Miscellaneous)
By
Mark C. Ode
January 2010
Recently on a cross-country flight, I noticed the incredible number of alternative power sources that are in the process of being installed or have already been installed and READ MORE
Fear of Heights
(Safety)
By
Diane Kelly
January 2010
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), along with many other organizations, has invested large amounts of time and money to increase the safety of workers READ MORE

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Cool Tools: Labling Tools
As buildings become more complex and dependent on sophisticated electrical and data communications systems, it is essential to accurately label the wiring and components. READ MORE
Showstoppers 2009
For members of an industry that continues to be slowed by a worldwide recession, those attending the 2009 NECA Show in Seattle were in a surprisingly upbeat mood. READ MORE
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