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2009-11-05 Electric Power & Utilities - electric motors:

Mark... After looking at the literature, it seems the wiring changes are confined to the numbered leads coming out of the motor (No.s 1 thru 6) From the picture, it looks as if the leads are numbered

2009-11-05 Occupational (OSHA) and Environmental Hazards - Requirements of 29CFR 1910.331-335:

Subject: Requirements of 29CFR 1910.331-335 Question: If I give my employees online training in a classroom setting will this meet the requirements of 29CFR section 1910.331-335 and if so, how should

2009-11-05 Electric Power & Utilities - John S Barnes Corp. motor connections:

All pumps both liquid and hydraulic that I have worked on are set in one direction. If this motor were meant to be reversed, the T5 and T8 would not be connected to the terminals along with the main windings

2009-11-03 Occupational (OSHA) and Environmental Hazards - fiberglass dust:

Hi Jack, You want to stop this immediately! Fiberglass is GLASS and that's what you are putting directly into your lungs. You may not suffer ill effects immediately, but in a short while you could develop

2009-11-03 Electric Power & Utilities - wiring a 220 volt Doerr motor:

I have been away this weekend, but I haven't forgot you. I will try to have a answer for you this evening, if I can figure it out. After making a drawing of the data you gave, here is my best and only

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