Compilation

Front 1

20

Back 1

Elect. operated valve (solenoid valve)

Front 2

25

Back 2

Synchronizing or Synchronism–Check
Device

Front 3

27

Back 3

Undervoltage Relay

Front 4

32

Back 4

Directional Power Relay

Front 5

40

Back 5

Field (over/under excitation) Relay

Front 6

41

Back 6

Field Circuit Breaker

Front 7

47

Back 7

Phase–Seq. or Phase–Bal. Voltage Relay

Front 8

50

Back 8

Instantaneous Overcurrent

Front 9

51

Back 9

AC Time Overcurrent Relay

Front 10

55

Back 10

Power Factor Relay

Front 11

59

Back 11

Overvoltage Relay

Front 12

64

Back 12

Ground Detector Relay

Front 13

65

Back 13

Governor

Front 14

67

Back 14

AC Directional Overcurrent Relay

Front 15

69

Back 15

Permissive Control Device

Front 16

79

Back 16

AC–Reclosing Relay

Front 17

81

Back 17

Frequency Relay

Front 18

86

Back 18

Lockout Relay

Front 19

87

Back 19

Differential Protective Relay

Front 20

Eye and Face Protection

Back 20

ANSI Z87

Front 21

Hearing Protection

Back 21

86 db Steady
115 db Steady (Double)
140 impulse

Front 22

Protective Footwear

Back 22

Impact/Compression hazards
ASTM F2412 or F2413

Front 23

Red Signs

Back 23

Dangerous condition/fire protection equipment emergency controls fire detection and suppression equipment containers of flammable liquids

Front 24

Yellow Signs

Back 24

Conditions requiring caution and for making dangerous chemicals physical hazards and ionizing radiation

Front 25

Green Signs

Back 25

safety equipment and operator devices and the location of first aid and safety equipment (not fire fighting equipment)

Front 26

Orange Signs

Back 26

orange shall be used to designate dangerous parts of machines and energized equipment

Front 27

Purple

Back 27

Ionizing radiation

Front 28

Blue

Back 28

Non safety info

Front 29

Black on White

Back 29

Information

Front 30

Black and Yellow

Back 30

Materials inherently hazardous

Front 31

White on Green
White on Blue

Back 31

Materials of inherently low hazard

Front 32

White on Red

Back 32

Fire quenching materials

Front 33

RACE

Back 33

Rescue the victim without becoming a victim
Airway Be sure airway is clear
Circulation check circulation has current caused respiratory/cardiac arrest
Evaluate the extent of injuries before moving the casualty and continue

Front 34

Class E Hardhat

Back 34

20,000 volt

Front 35

Class G Hardhat

Back 35

2,200 volt

Front 36

Limited Approach Boundary

Back 36

10'

Front 37

Restricted Approach Boundary

Back 37

2'2"

Front 38

Prohibited Approach Boundary

Back 38

7"

Front 39

Gloves Testing

Back 39

6 months

Front 40

Blankets/Sleeves/Mats

Back 40

12 months

Front 41

Live Line tools

Back 41

24 months

Front 42

Fire Extinguisher Steps

Back 42

Pull
Aim
Squeeze
Sweep

Front 43

Caution

Back 43

1924 Tag
1928 Orders

Front 44

Clearance

Back 44

1925 Tag
1927 Orders

Front 45

4 Parts Unshielded Cable

Back 45

Conductor
Strand Shielding
Insulation
Jacket

Front 46

7 Parts Shielded Cable

Back 46

Conductor
Strand Shielding (S.C.M.
Insulation
Insulation Shielding (S.C.M.)
Metallic Shielding
Bedding Tape
Jacket

Front 47

Cable Insulation Ratings and Application

Back 47

Type 100%
In systems where ground faults will be cleared within one minute


Type 133%
In systems where ground faults will be cleared within one hour


Type 173%
In systems where ground faults may not be cleared for an indefinite period of time

Front 48

Cable Markings

Back 48

Rated Voltage
Size
Type
Manufacture Name/ Logo

Front 49

Major Steps in Making a Splice.

Back 49

A. Prepare the cable
B. Make Connection
C. Re Insulate
D. Re Shield
E. Re Jacket

Front 50

Define Troubleshooting

Back 50

An organized activity aimed at identifying and rectifying an incidental defect

Front 51

Troubleshooting Phases

Back 51

Symptom Recognition
Identification of Probable Cause
Repair the Defect
Report Outcome

Front 52

Symptom Recognition

Back 52

Instrumentation
Periodic Inspections

Front 53

Identify Probable Cause

Back 53

Conduct a systematic and logical Inspection
Isolate system
Trace system or systems affected

Front 54

Repair the Defect

Back 54

Repair/Replace the component
Perform test run
If problem still exists return to Step 2(Isolate) Perform final operational check
Return to service
Caution Tag details special instructions

Front 55

Report the Outcome

Back 55

After Action Report
Maintenance Log
Caution and Clearance Log

Front 56

Modes of Operation

Back 56

Dead Load Pickup
Isolated Load
Infinite Grid

Front 57

Abnormal Conditions
Power Plant Operations

Back 57

Overloads
Generator Ratings
De–Rating Factors

Front 58

Power Reliability Factors

Back 58

Power Generation Capacity
Power Distribution Capacity
Restoration of Generation Equipment
Maintenance
Self Reliance

Front 59

3 types of Reserves

Back 59

Spinning Reserve
Non–Spinning Reserve
Replacement Reserve

Front 60

Reliability Factors

Back 60

Generation
Distribution
Restoration
Maintenance
Self Reliance

Front 61

Log Book Form #

Back 61

2198

Front 62

Front Cover Information Log Book

Back 62

Size in Kilowatts
National Stock Number
Serial Number of the generator unit
Volume Number
Initiated Day (day/month/year)
Completed Day (day/month/year)

Front 63

Each Page of the Logbook will Have

Back 63

Page Number
Day, Month, Year
Positions and Personnel filling

Front 64

#13 Tape

Back 64

Strand Shielding
Insulation Shielding

Front 65

#23 or #130C Tape

Back 65

Insulation

Front 66

#24–25 Tape

Back 66

Metallic Shielding

Front 67

#33 Tape

Back 67

Jacket