Sentence examples for protecting electrical from inspiring English sources

National Fire Protection Association standards call for "careful consideration" to be given to protecting electrical components from "natural forces common to the area" such as storms, floods and earthquakes, but that guidance is not specific.

National Fire Protection Association standards call only for "careful consideration" to be given to protecting electrical components from "natural forces common to the area" such as storms, floods and earthquakes.

Overall, says Gunter, 89 of America's 104 licensed reactors have Thermo-Lag, a "fire protection" material that's flammable and in tests has failed to protect electrical circuits vital to shutting down and cooling the reactors in the event of serious fire, as claimed.

Small circuit breakers are widely used in place of fuses to protect electrical systems in homes.

General Semiconductor, which makes products to protect electrical circuits from power surges, said that it would consider Vishay's bid at its next board meeting on April 18.

If it is, it's especially important to stack important items on higher racks and protect electrical equipment, which is particularly vulnerable.

C.M.S. should also adopt updated life safety code standards from 2012 that require new health care facilities to protect electrical components.

The plan calls for the city's hospitals to protect electrical equipment, emergency power systems and water pumps better by 2030.

Bergman next worked for ABB Relays, where he designed relay systems to protect electrical lines against power failures.

As discussed in earlier chapters, the isolated location, onerous operating conditions and harsh environment make it particularly important that provisions are made in the design to protect electrical equipment from faults on the system and to remove faulty equipment from the system quickly and safely.

Three months before the biggest blackout in North American history, the agency charged with protecting the electrical grid put industry officials on notice that the section of the grid covering Ohio and other parts of the Midwest was vulnerable to the kind of "cascading events" that unfolded last Thursday.