Article 310 contains the general requirements for conductors, such as insulation markings, ampacity ratings, and conditions of use. It doesn’t apply to conductors ...

The concept of the electric field being null inside of a closed conducting surface was first illustrated by Michael Faraday in 19th century who also considered as a physicist who endorsed the field ...

We’re surrounded by electrically powered devices these days. From our lights, to our kettles, and of course our phones! Electricity flows through copper or aluminium wire to power or charge all of ...

Knowing where the service ends can put an end to some typical problems. The National Electrical Code refers to the phrase “service equipment” in almost 50 Code sections. Understanding where the ...

Engineer Fabien Besnard of EPRI uses the C-Cor tool to look at critical locations on transmission lines for corrosion and competency of the conductor. Electric utilities nationwide are investing ...

Utilities traditionally have understood faults are an inescapable part of the distribution system. Overhead faults can stem from equipment failures and contact with objects. Faults can lead to ...

Fran: You might be thinking that a conductor stands at the front of an orchestra waving their arms around, and they do. But we're talking about a different kind of conductor. A conductor of ...