Technical writing tips – using symbols properly
Engineers like to substitute symbols for words. For example, “V” for voltage, “I” for “current,” and “W” for power. Some of these symbols are…
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Writing numbers correctly – technical writing tips
Using numbers is an integral part of an electrical engineer’s job. It’s one thing to know how to calculate them, but another to know…
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A word about using jargon
The nuclear power industry, like most others, is ripe with jargon and unique acronyms. We made up words long ago and keep them alive…
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Improve your technical writing. Avoid the passive voice.
Doing this should really add a punch to your writing style. It also helps you eliminate needless words . . . .
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New Special Report – Materials Quick Reference Guide
A free report has been posted to this site. It’s useful for electrical engineers who need to talk nuts-and-bolts, especially with the craft. Using…
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Tips for writing better work instructions
Here are a few simple tips that can ramp up the quality of the engineering work instructions in your mod package . . .…
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On writing work instructions
As an engineer you may have to write a simplified work plan into your mod package that provides a general outline of the installation…
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Some non-electrical concerns to take into account when installing new cables
Installing new cables? There is a standard set of problems you need to be aware of. They aren’t necessarily electrical problems . . . .
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