Engineers Guide to the National Electrical Code

Electrical engineers responsible for designing, specifying, and maintaining premises wiring systems must have a thorough understanding of the National Electrical Code (NEC[Registered]). The purpose of this guide is to introduce electrical engineering students to the Code rules that govern installation of electrical power, communications, and control systems. Engineer's Guide to the National Electrical Code[Registered] introduces the reader to the technical content of the NEC. It explains: What the Code is intended to do, How the Code is organized, The safety rationales that underlie Code rules for installing electrical systems, How the NEC is used for regulatory purposes, How the NEC relates to other industry codes and standards that impact the design process. This guide assembles information from many different parts of the Code in logical groupings. This will help electrical engineers understand the complexity and interrelationships among different sections of the NEC itself, and develop a comprehensive view of this global regulatory code. Book jacket.Stauffer, H. Brooke is the author of 'Engineers Guide to the National Electrical Code ', published 2007 under ISBN 9780763748869 and ISBN 0763748862.