Industrial wirring ?
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Industrial wirring ?
Long story short, I was enrolled at the vo tech for residential industrial electricity. I finished all my residential section and decided I want to be back at my regular school and change to college prep. I still however love to learn and want to teach myself as much as I can about the industrial aspect of it all, three phase, motor controls, all that stuff. I aspire to be an electrical engineer now rather than join the union. So could anyone of you pros recommend good books to read to learn more about the industrial side? I do love learning ...
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Mike Holt code forum is definately a great place to learn your stuff and it's free! Once you get your feet wet, see if you can get your hands on the IEEE Red Book. There is also a lot of free stuff on the internet, but remember it may not always be right or true, depending on the author/organization. Bussman website has some good info as well.
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It’s worth the effort. Good Luck