Newnes Electrical Pocket Book (Newnes Pocket Books)

by E A Reeves Technical author (Editor)

• Used

  Paperback
  1995

  $3.35

  This pocket book provides concise coverage of a wide range of topics, from electronics to nuclear power. It progresses from fundamental theory to methods of power generation and distribution, and applications such as lighting, motors, heating, refrigeration and welding. It also covers cable management systems and hazardous areas installation, and contains standards and regulations.

• Used

  Paperback
  1992

  $3.35

  This book was first published in 1937 and has been a best-seller for over 50 years. It provides handy and concise coverage of an extremely wide range of topics, from electronics to nuclear power. It progresses from fundamental theory to methods of power generation and distribution and applications such as lighting, motors, heating, refrigeration and welding. Electrical and mechanical engineers, services installation contractors and technicians will continue to find the book a ready reference source.

• Used

  Hardcover
  1988

  $3.35

  First published in 1937, this book has been a bestseller for over 50 years. The chief function of an engineers' pocket book is the presentation in convenient form of facts, tables, and formulae relating to the particular branch of engineering dealt with. In the case of electrical engineering, it is essential that the engineer should have a clear understanding of the methods by which the various formulae are derived in order that he can be certain that any particular formulae is applicable to the conditions which he is considering. This applies with particular force in the case of alternating current work. The first section, therefore, is devoted to the theoretical groundwork upon which all the practical applications are based and covers symbols, fundamentals, electrostatics, and magnetism. The new Regulations are arranged in accordance with the IEC Publication 364 Electrical Installations of Buildings .