Industrial Electricity 9th Edition
Product Code/ISBN: 9781285863986
$209.95
Industrial Electricity, 9th Edition, provides coverage of topics like electrical symbols and drawings, current, voltage, resistance, and power. Chapters introduce Ohm’s Law; series, parallel, and combination circuits; and resistive and reactive circuits.
A thorough knowledge of electrical theory is not enough to be successful as an electrical technician. You must also learn to apply the knowledge that you have gained. Some of the information you’ll find in Industrial Electricity includes:
the language of electricity
electrical fundamentals
test equipment
basic resistive electrical circuits
magnets and magnetism
alternating current
AC circuits
conductor types and sizes
wiring methods
transformers
electrical distribution
lighting
electric heat
DC generators
DC motors
AC generators (alternators)
AC motors
motor control devices and circuits
basic industrial electronics
DC electronic variable speed drives
AC (inverter) drives
programmable logic controllers
Current and accurate material includes a thorough discussion of advanced subjects such as rotating machinery, motor controls, transformers, electronic drives, and PLCs, as well as practical information on key real-world applications of electrical theory, including installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting.
This must-have reference presents the essentials of electrical theory in a clear, current, logical manner to help you master both fundamental concepts and more advanced subjects relevant to the field of industrial electricity. The 9th Edition features more than 800 illustrations and photos to help explain key concepts and bring theory and practice to life.
Since Industrial Electricity was first published, it has proven to be a valuable tool for beginners and experienced technicians alike. This edition is well illustrated, and terms are defined when introduced. Each chapter begins with objectives and ends with review questions. New material has been added to cover compact fluorescent (CFL) and light-emitting diode (LED) lighting.