Understanding Diesel Fuel Stability and Testing In 2007, the EPA set a strict limit of 15 ppm on sulfur content in diesel fuel. While this regulation has significantly reduced emissions, it has also increased the risk of fuel instability and microbial growth over...
Key Considerations for Proper Generator Sizing Choosing the right generator for your facility is not as straightforward as it may seem. Even experienced engineers face challenges due to limitations in sizing programs, uncertainties in load estimation, and technical...
What Are Emergency Standby Generators? Emergency standby generators are legally required systems classified as "emergency" by the governing authority in a jurisdiction. According to NEC Article 700.2, these generators are designed to automatically supply power and...
Why is This Necessary? Understanding the need to safeguard against arc flash incidents is crucial for maintaining a safe working environment. The primary defense against arc flash involves ensuring that your equipment is correctly installed, adequately protected, and...
The Incident Energy Analysis Method is a sophisticated approach that utilizes intricate calculations to determine the incident energy for each specific piece of equipment. According to NFPA 70E 130.5(G), the incident energy exposure level is determined based on the...