10413756Codes for Industrial Electricians 5: Article 300, Cords/Cables, Hazardous Installations
Course Information
Description
Course five of 8 examines article 300 of the NEC and wiring methods for industrial electrical applications. In addition, apprentices will determine sizing requirements for cords and cables for installations common to industrial facilities. Finally, the course will identify code requirements for equipment installations in hazardous locations.
Total Credits
1
Course Competencies
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Apply article 300 (wiring methods) to industrial electrical situationsAssessment Strategiesby creating a model of a "typical" industrial installationby writing an explanation of your modelCriteriamodel is your own work (sign this criterion)model is scaled down and demonstrates the installation of some component in an industrial settingmodel includes color and labels for clarification and if actual wire size and components are not used, the wires in the model are labeled as to what they WOULD be in a real situationmodel is neat and complies with NECexplanation includes a clear description of how the model demonstrates the actual industrial installation and related conceptsexplanation includes examples of how the model simulates the real itemexplanation points out where the model differs from the real itemexplanation evidences correct grammar, punctuation and spelling
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Size cords and cables for typical industrial electrical installationsAssessment Strategiesby sizing cords and cables for a typical industrial electrical installationgiven a simulated typical industrial electrical installationCriteriaapprentice explains choice for exterior jacketapprentice explains choice for cord or cableapprentice explains any specific concerns for installing receptacles in specific locationsapprentice can cite applicable NEC
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Plan equipment installation in hazardous locationsAssessment Strategiesby creating a plan for installation of electrical equipment in hazardous locationsCriteriathe hazardous location installation plan includes definitions of location or situation specific termsthe hazardous location installation plan accounts for all situation requirementsthe hazardous location installation plan addresses class and group classifications as appropriatethe hazardous location installation plan lists and defines all necessary equipment markingsthe hazardous location installation plan accounts for any temperature limitationsthe hazardous location installation plan addresses class and group classifications as appropriate to location(s)