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71. Electric Current
Notice that in order for electricity to flow, there must be a complete path for the electrons to follow from the battery to the lamp, and also a return path from the lamp to the battery.
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72. Effects Of Electric Shock
A current of 1 milliampere can be felt and will cause a person to avoid it. Current as low as 5 milliamperes can be dangerous.
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73. General Safety Precautions
When any electrical equipment is to be over-hauled or repaired, the main supply switches or cutout switches in each circuit from which power could possibly be fed should be secured in the open position and tagged.
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74. High Voltage Safety Precautions
Many pieces of electrical equipment employ voltages which are dangerous and may be fatal if contacted. Practical safety precautions have been incorporated into electrical systems; when the most basic rules of safety are ignored, the built-in protection becomes useless.
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75. Grounding Of Equipment
Instead, a 3-wire, standard, color-coded cord with a polarized plug can be connected only to a mating receptacle, the user has no choice but to use the safety ground.
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76. Preventing Electrical Fires
Oil, grease, and carbon dust can be ignited by electrical arcing. Therefore, electrical and electronic equipment should be kept absolutely clean and free of all such deposits.
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77. Firefighting
In case of electrical fires, the following steps should be taken: 1. Deenergize the circuit.
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78. Shock
Severe bursn may appear on the skin at the place of contact; muscular spasm may occur, causing the victim to clasp the apparatus or wire which caused the shock and be unable to let go.
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79. Introduction
Your choice may be window boxes or potted plants, tiny Japanese rock gardens or gardens without soil. Whatever it is, it will offer you relaxation and beauty.
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80. Generation Of Heat
FURNACES: Some General Hints First, every furnace should be installed to match the size of the house. Check with a heating contractor to be sure your furnace is the right one for your home.
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May 23, 2012