Sentences with phrase «when electrical cable»

Not exact matches

Most plasma cutters work best when the material being cut is a conductor, as the material can therefore complete the circuit and send the arc's electrical current back to the cutter device by means of a cable clamped to the target.

Compared to currently approved treatment using an electrical cord connected at an abdominal site, this new method has a low risk of developing infectious diseases due to the power cable behind the ear and is anticipated to improve patients» quality of life; for example, patients with this new device can soak in a bathtub as most Japanese people do when taking a bath.

Oh and I can't forget about a roll of toilet paper to hold a live battery or starter cable from touching any ground, when you still need connections to power to diagnose electrical problems.

When working on the electrical system for repairs, you should remove the negative cable off of the terminal, anyway, so you don't accidentally short a circuit and damage an electrical component.

Other possible sources of danger include faulty wiring, fallen transmission cables, broken electrical circuits and, rarely, lightning strikes during thunderstorms when outside.

yaw mechanism (to keep the blade assembly perpendicular to the wind; also to untwist the electrical cables in the tower when necessary)-- the nacelle (turbine housing) and blades together weigh 92 tons on a GE 1.5 - MW turbine

When the wind blows through them, it separates positive and negative charges as it moves the mist, which builds up to an almost 200,000 volt direct electric current that the system transmits through a high voltage cable back to the electrical grid on land.

Other things to look for when scoping out the courtroom include locating the electrical outlets, figuring out how to reduce trip hazards from the myriad cords and cables, and where to place the document camera if you're using one.

Wire pulling tools, knives, wire tracer, circuit tracer, saws, screw drivers, cable and wire strippers, cable bits, work gears, and cable cutters are some of the electrical tools the apprentice electrician can use when working.

So I turned to Joseph Higbee at the National Electrical Manufacturers Association, who responded that «wiring that is listed for dry locations only, such as nonmetallic sheathed cable, may become a shock hazard when energized and therefore should be replaced.»