Chapter 1 Construction Support

• Stowing Line
• Synthetic-Fiber Lines
• Wire Rope
• Construction
• Grades of Wire Rope
• Safe Working Load
• Figure 1-8.—Wire-rope fittings.
• Slings
• Fiber-Line and Wire-Rope Slings
• Chain Slings
• Inspection of Slings
• Moving Materials and Equipment
• Procedures and Precautions for Lifting Operations
• Figure 1-17.—Minimum safe distance for working around energized conductors.
• Figure 1-19.—Proper position of choker hitches for lifting.
• Hazardous Material
• Hazardous Waste and The Seabee
• Figure 1-23A.—Material Safety Data Sheet (front).
• Figure 1-23B.—Material Safety Data Sheet (back).
• Air Detachment
• Table of Allowance
• Tool Kits
• Tool Kit Inventories
• Figure 1-27. Tool Kit Inventory List.

Chapter 2 Drawings and Specifications

• Revision Block
• Legend or Symbols
• Specifications
• Federal and Military Specifications
• Drawings and Sketches
• Figure 2-5.—Graphic symbols used in building construction.
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• Figure 2-6.—Graphic symbols used in electrical and electronic diagrams.
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• Types of Drawings and Diagrams
• Figure 2-7.—Plot plan including "Director’s Quarters" project.
• Figure 2-8.—Plot plan with electrical layout, general notes, detail, and section drawings.
• Figure 2-9.—Detail B indicated in figure 2-8.
• Elevations
• Figure 2-12.—Elevations.
• Electrical Diagrams
• Wiring Diagram
• Schematic  Diagram

Chapter 3 Power Generation

• Figure 3-1.—Typical 60-kW generator set.
• Servicing the Generator
• Figure 3-3.—Battery compartment.
• Battery  Charging
• Hydrometer
• Ventilation
• Exhaust System
• Grounding
• Figure 3-6.—Grounding procedure.
• Figure 3-7.—Methods of soil treatment for lowering of ground resistance.
• Connections
• Phase Sequence Indicators
• Inspection of the Generator
• Overcurrent Protection
• Figure 3-13.—Portable power distribution panelboard.
• Generator Watch
• Figure  3-15.—Generator  set,  left  rear,  three-quarters  view.
• Figure 3-16.—Generator set, right front, three-quarters view.
• Operating  Checks
• Operator's Log
• Operating Procedures for Single Generator Sets
• Figure 3-19.—Control cubicle, controls, and indicators.
• Operating Procedures for Paralelling Generators
• Paralleling Procedures
• Stopping Generator Set Operation
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• Safety in Power Distribution
• Power Line Components
• Guy Wire
• Figure  4-3.—Dead-end  guy.
• Figure 4-6.—Storm guy.
• Figure  4-9.—Arm  guy.
• Single Arms
• Crossarm Braces
• Hardware
• Pin Insulator
• Suspension  Insulator
• Conductors
• Figure 4-28.—American wire sizes for bare copper.
• Control and Protective Devices
• Figure 4-31.—Secondary racks and dead-end spools.
• Enclosed Distribution Cutout
• Figure 4-34.—Distribution cutouts (fused).
• Circuit Reclosers
• Power Distribution Equipment
• Earth Auger
• Block and Tackle
• Snatch Block
• Setting Poles and Installing Hardware and Conductors
• Installing Poles
• Figure 4-49.—Cribbing a pole with stones and a log.
• Figure 4-52.—Auger truck setting a pole.
• Figure  4-54.—Manually  positioning  a  pole.
• Installing Guys
• Figure 4-58.—Tamping and backfilling erected pole.
• Figure 4-60.—Crossarm, showing proper way to attach a handline.
• Installing Secondary Racks
• Mounting the Reels
• Measuring the Sag
• Figure 4-66.—Effect of temperature on sag in 200-foot span of 00 wire.
• Tying in Conductors
• Installing Grounds
• Figure 4-72.—Completely wired installation with wraparound mount showing grounding connections.
• Care of Climbing Equipment
• Climber's Gauge
• Going Up
• Coming Down
• Safety in Pole Climbing
• Pole-Top Rescue
• Maintenance of Power Distribution Systems
• Operator Maintenance Responsibility

Chapter 5 Interior Wiring

• Service Entrance
• Service Disconnects
• Interior Wiring Systems
• Size, Number, and Ampacity
• Box Selection
• Nail Through Box Mounting
• Box Mounting on Metal Framing
• Box Mounting Between Framing
• Box Mounting in Existing Structures
• Box Mounting Height and Location
• Figure 5-20.—Measuring box mounting height.
• Installation of Nonmetallic Cable
• Figure 5-24.—Drilling holes  for nonmetallic cable.
• Figure 5-26.—Cable termination at box.
• Finish Work
• Figure 5-30.—Grounding clip and grounding screw.
• Figure 5-31.—Grounding methods: (A) More than one receptacle in line and (B) a single receptacle in a circuit.
• Figure 5-34.—Single-pole switch circuit.
• Conduit Systems
• Conduit Bending
• Rigid Nonmetallic Conduit
• Figure 5-42.—Alignment of arrow and take-up mark for bending a 90.
• Figure  5-45.—Box  offset.
• Figure 5-47.—Bender degree markings.
• Figure 5-49.—Bending a conduit saddle bend.
• Conduit Installation
• Figure 5-52.—Running threads.
• Figure 5-55.—Conduit body installed.
• Figure  5-57.—Wires  attached  to  fish  tape.
• Explosion Proof Fittings
• Panelboards
• Figure 5-63.—Ferrule type of fuse.
• Circuit Breaker, Continued
• Figure 5-66.—Panelboard connections without excess wire.
• Troubleshooting and Repair of Interior Wiring Systems
• Figure 5-68.—Load balancing.
• Meters
• Figure 5-69.—Checking a three-phase circuit for a blown fuse.
• Figure 5-72.—Circuit with burned-out lamp.
• Figure 5-75.—Faulty lighting circuit.
• Lighting
• Fluorescent Lamps
• Mercury Lamps
• Maintenance of Lighting Systems
• Table  5-6.—Lighting  Maintenance  Chart
• Scaffolding
• Safety
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Chapter 6 Communications and Lighting

• Figure 6-2.—Two speakers connected in series.
• Cable
• Interoffice Communication Systems
• Fiber Optics
• Fiber-Optic Systems
• Fiber Buffers
• Cable Strength and Support
• Fiber-Optic Splices
• Fiber-Optic Couplers
• Area Lighting Systems
• High Intensity Discharge Lighting
• High Pressure Mercury Lamps
• Metal Halide Lamps
• High-Intensity-Discharge  System Troubleshooting
• Fixtures
• Light Circuits
• Figure 6-17.—Series lamp, socket, and film-disk cutout.
• Components and Controls
• Figure 6-21.—Approximate lamp capacity for street-lighting regulators.
• Control Circuits
• Figure 6-24.—Pilot wire control of multiple-lighting circuits

Chapter 7 Electrical Appliances, Test Equipment, Motors, and Controllers

• Small Appliance Branch Circuit
• Figure 7-1.—Typical washer motor.
• Electrical Operation
• Table  7-1.—Washing  Machine  Troublesbooting  Chart
• Clothes Dryers
• Figure 7-5.—Typical electric range wiring schematic.
• Hot-Water   Heaters
• Table 7-2.—Troubleshooting Guide for Electric Ranges
• Rotary Switches
• Automatic Controls
• Figure 7-14.—Hydraulic control.
• Appliance and Equipment Maintenance, Repairs and Troubleshooting
• Portable Electric Tool Testers
• Figure  7-16.—Typical  tool  tester.
• Test Equipment
• Voltmeters
• Line Voltage Indicators
• Ohmmeters
• Multimeters
• Figure 7-24.—Typical multimeters (analog types A and B and digital types C and D).
• Megohmmeters
• Insulation Resistance Testers
• Short-Time or Spot-Reading Tests
• Common  Test  Voltages
• Effects of Humidity
• Preparation of Apparatus for Test
• Motors and Controls
• AC Motors
• Troubleshooting and Repair
• Figure 7-32.—Split-phase motor data sheet.
• Capacitor Motors
• Troubleshooting and Repair
• Fan Motors
• Construction of Three-Phase Motors
• Connecting Three-Phase Motors
• Dual-Voltage Wye Motor
• AC Motor Controllers
• Controller Capabilities
• Magnetic  Full-Voltage  Starters
• Table 7-4.—Horsepower rating and heater table
• Push-Button Stations
• Reduced-Voltage  Starters
• Part-Winding  Starters
• Testing
• Motor Repair
• End Bell Removal
• Testing Components
• Figure 7-58.—Testing for grounds in armature windings.
• Copper Contacts
• Silver Contacts
• Blowout Coils
• Table 7-5.—Troubleshooting chart lor alternating-current controllers
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