Chapter 1 Electrical Conductors

• Square Mil
• Figure 1-2.A Comparison Of Circular And Square Mils
• Circular-Mil-Foot
• Specific Resistance Or Resistivity
• Wire Sizes
• Wire Sizes-Cont.
• Table 1-2.Standard Solid Copper (American Wire Gauge)
• Stranded Wires And Cables
• Figure 1-6.Stranded Conductor
• Factors Governing The Current Rating
• Safe Current Ratings
• Temperature Coefficient
• Dielectric Strength
• Code-Graded Rubber
• Plastics
• Asbestos
• Paper
• Silk And Cotton
• Mineral Insulated
• Nonmetallic Protection
• Rubber And Synthetic Coverings
• Metallic Armor
• Coaxial Cable
• Conductor Sizes
• Insulating Materials
• Answers To Questions Q1. Through Q36
• Answers To Questions Q1. Through Q36

Chapter 2 Wiring Techniques

• Conductor Splices And Terminal Connections
• Hand Wire Stripper
• Locally Made Hot-Blade Wire Stripper
• General Wire-Stripping Instructions
• Staggering Splices
• Rattail Joint
• Knotted Tap Joint
• Splice Insulation
• Friction Tape
• Figure 2-11.Noninsulated Terminal Lugs And Splices
• Noninsulated Terminal And Splice Insulation
• Compressed Air/Nitrogen Heating Tool
• Table 2-1.Compressed Air/Nitrogen Heating Tool Power Requirements
• Noninsulated Copper Terminals
• Aluminum Terminals And Splices
• Figure 2-17.Aluminum Terminal Lug And Splice
• Preinsulated Copper Terminal Lugs And Splices
• Table 2-2.Color Coding Of Copper Terminal Lug Or Splice Insulation
• Figure 2-20.Hand-Crimping Tools
• Preinsulated Splices
• Crimping Procedure For Splices
• Figure 2-24.Locating Splice In Crimping Tool.
• Soldering
• Figure 2-25.Dip-Tinning In A Solder Pot.
• Alternative Dip-Tinning Procedure
• Procedure For Tinning Copper Wire With A Soldering Iron
• Soldering Irons
• Figure 2-29.Soldering Iron Tip Shapes
• Soldering Gun
• Resistance Soldering Set
• Pencil Iron And Special Tips
• Solder
• Figure 2-35.Tin-Lead Fusion Diagram
• Flux
• Soldering Aids
• Lacing Conductors
• Figure 2-40.Lacing Shuttle
• Single Lace
• Double Lace
• Figure 2-44.Terminating Double Lace.
• Figure 2-46.Marling Hitch As A Lock Stitch.
• Spot Tying
• Self-Clinching Cable Straps
• High-Temperature Pressure-Sensitive Tape Lacing
• Insulation Removal
• Terminal Lugs
• Aluminum Terminals And Splices
• Soldering
• Lacing Conductors
• Answers To Questions Q1 Through Q56
• Answers To Questions Q1 Through Q56
• Answers To Questions Q1 Through Q56

Chapter 3 Schematic Reading

• Test Equipment Cable-Marking Systems
• Figure 3-2.Test Equipment Cable Marking
• Wire-Marking Systems
• Figure 3-4.Designating Conductor Marking Between Unlike Terminals
• Power Tool And Appliance Marking Systems
• Pictorial Diagram
• Sometric Diagram
• Single-Line Diagram
• Schematic Diagram
• Figure 3-10Schematic Diagram.
• Schematic Diagram-Cont.
• Wiring Diagram
• Terminal Diagram
• Synthetic Insulation
• Electrical Or Electronic Circuits And Portable Power Tools
• Figure 3-14.Danger Tag.
• High Voltage Precautions
• Portable Electric Power Tools
• Cable- And Wire-Marking Systems
• Isometric Diagram
• Block Diagram
• Answers To Questions Q1. Through Q18.
• Answers To Questions Q1. Through Q18.

Appendix I      Glossary

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• Appendix I      Glossary
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Appendix Iii References Used To Develop The Training Manual

• Module 4 Index
• Module 4 Index
• Module 4 Index

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• Figure 2B.Schematic Diagram
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