A. Bonding of electrical equipment is covered by Sec. 250.4(A)(2), (3), and (4). Metal parts of electrical equipment are grounded to reduce arcing within the buildings/structures from induced voltage ...

Courtesy of www.MikeHolt.com. This article is the eighth in a 12-part series on the differences between grounding and bonding. Chapter 3 in the National Electrical Code (NEC) covers conductors [Art.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.—In this final installment of a series of articles aimed at helping broadcasters protect their installations from powerline and lightning-induced surges, we focus on the importance of ...

In this final installment of a series of articles aimed at helping broadcasters protect their installations from powerline and lightning-induced surges, we focus on the importance of electrical ...

Most utility companies do an excellent job of using equipotential bonding to protect lineworkers who are working aloft. Historically, they've been less diligent about implementing up-to-date ...

BASEL, Switzerland--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Axalta Coating Systems (NYSE: AXTA), a leading global manufacturer of liquid and powder coatings, has developed a new one-component self-bonding electrical steel ...

Engineering thermoplastics supplier Polyplastics has developed a technology that improves metal-plastic bonding of composite parts for the automotive and electrical/electronics industries without the ...

Q: I recently bought a home that was extensively remodeled by the previous owners. I now see that there are copper and galvanized pipes in the house and have been told this can mean trouble if the ...