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Electrical & Ladder logic drawing study
Please someone tell me about material/websites about how to study basic Electrical, schematic & Ladder logic drawings (related to Markiv system)?
Mark IV?
If you're talking about Mark IV Speedtronic, there is an excellent document which should have been supplied with the instruction manuals for the unit called the Panel Connection Diagram and Reading Aid, or something similar. I've forgotten about that; man, that was a good document!
If you have questions, ask them here! That's what this site is for.
If you're talking about Mark IV Speedtronic, there is an excellent document which should have been supplied with the instruction manuals for the unit called the Panel Connection Diagram and Reading Aid, or something similar. I've forgotten about that; man, that was a good document!
If you have questions, ask them here! That's what this site is for.
The document is GEK-83821, 'Mark IV SPEEDTRONIC Gas Turbine Control Elementary and Connection Diagram Reading Aid.' It describes drawing symbols, cross-references and other techniques for using these drawings.
And, no; I don't have an electronic copy.
And, no; I don't have an electronic copy.
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