Ladder, circuit and schematic diagrams

[chris-leeds]

Hi there,

Does anyone know where I can find a good guide book for understanding electrical ladder, circuit and schematic diagrams, especially for control circuits? I'm finding a good guide impossible to find. The ones that I have found which have a good sounding title appear to be out of print.

I'm working on manufacturing machinery and I'm wanting to understand the electrical diagrams in order to navigate the wiring and components in control panels and ideally fault find eventually.

I'm primarily a mechanical engineer, but I've done the 17th edition and the city and guilds 2392 qualification and some of the 2391 course as part of my journey to become a little more multi-skilled, but as you probably know none of that covers much in the way of 24v control circuits.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Kind regards

Chris

 

[alarm man]

i used to have this one,not a bad book,not too in depth and gives a good understanding,obviously its all based on telemec products.

Buy Engineering or Technology Books Book,Practical Aspects Industrial Control Technology,Telemecanique Telemecanique MD1SCH2E online from RS for next day delivery.

 

[chris-leeds]

Thanks Alarm Man. That looks a good book, but unfortunately it's discontinued at RS and I can't seem to locate one through Google. All the books that look good seem to be out of print. I'll keep looking for this one, or others.

 

[topquark]

Thanks Alarm Man. That looks a good book, but unfortunately it's discontinued at RS and I can't seem to locate one through Google. All the books that look good seem to be out of print. I'll keep looking for this one, or others.

You could try your local library, they may be able to get hold of a copy for you.

 

[alarm man]

You could try your local library, they may be able to get hold of a copy for you.

never thought of that...and try schneider if that fails,it does come up on google via an e-book download

 

[chris-leeds]

Thanks topquark, I'll give the local library a try.Much appreciated

 

[chris-leeds]

I didn't manage to see that link looking for the book. I'll give that one a try on Google. Many thanks for your help.