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ELECTRICAL NEWS

january 2015

people on the move

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This publication is distributed to electrical

contractors, wholesalers, distributors, OEMs, panel builders,

Eskom, mining electricians and

consulting engineers (electrical) as well as

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Editor:

Erika van Zyl

Consultant:

Ian Jandrell PrEng, BSc(Eng), GDE, PhD, FSAIEE, MIEEE

Production & layout:

Colin Mazibuko

Advertising:

Carin Hannay

Managing member:

Jenny Warwick

Publisher:

Karen Grant

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The views expressed in this publication are not

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Bright Sparks

December solution

Two coins

Sue was fiddling with two coins, rolling

around the other. Martin came over. "You see

those two identical coins?" said Sue.

"I amgoing to keep one of them still while I

roll the other round it, without it slipping or

sliding. Howmany times will the rolling coin

turn round while it is rolling round the other

coin?"

"Once, of course, if it rolls round exactly,"

Martin replied.

Sue smiled smugly.

What is the correct answer?

One hundred up

Mary should have called 'four', making the

running total up to 11. Whatever Peter called

out on his turn, Mary should have always

called enough tomake up 11. In this way,

the total after Mary's turn would always have

been a multiple of 11.

After they had each called nine numbers, the

total would be 99 and Peter would be forced

to reach 100 with his next call, even if he

called 'one'.

FEBRUARY FEATURES

Chris Cronjé,

managing

director.

Shorrock

Automation

Scott Meikle

,

technical consultant,

industrial and

commercial

projects.

Ryan Bell

,

technical consultant,

industrial and

commercial

projects.

Christopher

Mogaramele Kgoete

,

junior electrical technolo-

gist, commercial and

industrial projects.

Nicolette Combrink

,

projects

administrator.

Voltex Lighting

Energy management, load manage-

ment, load shedding, load control

devices, meters, transducers, lamps,

lighting control, timers, water heating,

time-of-use tariffs, power factor cor-

rection, relays, heating, ventilation, air

conditioning, control gear, alternative

energy.

Earthing, lightning and surge protec-

tion, earthing systems, surge protective

devices, fuses, protection of structures

and electronic equipment against light-

ning and surge, internal and external

lightning protection systems, correct

cabling strategies, earth electrode test-

ing, impedance measurement and in-

surance.

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