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Electrical Wire Ampacity Chart Compare copper and aluminum conductor ampacity by wire size, insulation temperature, and installation scope. Open reference Piping & Fluid Systems Pipe Size Chart Look up nominal pipe size, outside diameter, wall thickness, and inside diameter across common schedules. Open reference Fasteners & Machining Tap Drill Chart Find inch, metric, and pipe-thread tap drill sizes with practical thread-percentage guidance. Open reference Structural & Materials Floor Joist Span Chart Compare allowable wood-joist spans by species, grade, size, spacing, and design loading. Open reference Mechanical, HVAC & Manufacturing Refrigerant Pressure Temperature Chart Compare saturation pressure and temperature relationships for commonly used refrigerants. Open reference Electrical NEMA Plug Chart Identify NEMA plug and receptacle configurations, voltage ratings, amperage, and wiring-device families. Open reference Fasteners & Machining Bolt Torque Chart Review torque guidance by bolt diameter, grade, material, and lubrication condition. Open reference Mechanical, HVAC & Manufacturing Sheet Metal Gauge Chart Convert gauge numbers to thickness for steel, galvanized steel, stainless steel, and aluminum. Open reference

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Electrical

Electrical Engineering Charts and Tables

Conductor ampacity, wire dimensions and color identification, wire-nut sizing, conduit fill and bending, voltage drop, fuse ratings, grounding conductors, NEMA wiring devices, starter sizes, enclosure ratings, ingress protection, automotive battery group sizes, radio-frequency bands, and RF connector references.

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Structural & materials

Structural and Material Reference Charts

Structural steel sections and grades, C-channels, reinforcing bar, floor and deck framing spans, plywood thicknesses, square tubing, sieve openings, USCS and AASHTO soil classifications, stainless-steel gauge thicknesses, hardness conversions, galvanic-corrosion relationships, member dimensions, weights, areas, and section properties.

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Piping & fluids

Piping and Fluid-System Charts and Tables

Nominal pipe dimensions, schedules, PVC, copper, PEX, and HDPE sizes, NPT thread dimensions, AN and JIC fitting dimensions, hydraulic-hose dimensions, natural-gas and propane demand, compressed-air flow, wall thickness, inside diameter, pressure, length, and pressure-drop references.

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Fasteners & machining

Fastener, Thread, and Machining Charts

Bolt torque and grade identification, bolt-head, nut, washer, screw, and nail dimensions, Torx and Allen/hex drive sizes, UNC and metric threads, rivet sizing, fraction-to-decimal conversion, feeds and speeds, tap-drill selection, drill-bit diameters, hole sizing, materials, preload, and machining reference data.

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Mechanical, HVAC & manufacturing

Mechanical, HVAC, and Manufacturing Reference Charts

Bearings, oil seals, lubricant compatibility and viscosity, insulation R-values, propane tank sizes, electric-motor frame sizes, welding electrodes and symbols, RTD resistance-temperature relationships, thermocouple voltage-temperature data, refrigerant pressure-temperature data, superheat and subcooling references, sheet-metal gauges, press-brake tonnage, V-belt profiles, surface roughness, and fabrication references.

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Engineering-use limitation

These references support learning, comparison, estimating, preliminary design, and independent checks. They do not replace applicable codes, standards, project requirements, manufacturer instructions, or professional engineering judgment.

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What are engineering charts and tables?

Engineering charts and tables organize dimensions, ratings, capacities, material properties, conversions, classifications, and technical relationships so users can compare or look up values efficiently.

What types of references are included?

The library currently includes electrical conductor, wire-color, NEMA device, starter, enclosure, automotive-battery, radio-frequency, and RF-connector references; pipe, tubing, HDPE, hydraulic-hose, AN and JIC fitting, and fuel-gas sizing; structural steel, square tubing, steel-grade, rebar, USCS and AASHTO soil-classification, galvanic-corrosion, and hardness data; floor- and deck-joist spans and sieve sizes; ball and needle bearing dimensions; electric-motor frame sizes; welding-rod and welding-symbol references; grease compatibility and oil-viscosity data; RTD and thermocouple temperature-sensor data; refrigerant pressure-temperature, superheat, and subcooling references; gauge thicknesses; V-belt dimensions; surface finish values; and bolt torque, bolt-head, nut, screw, nail, UNC thread, rivet, fraction-to-decimal, feeds-and-speeds, tap-drill, and drill-bit charts. The library also includes C-channel dimensions, conduit-bending references, plywood thicknesses, PVC pipe sizes, NPT thread dimensions, insulation R-values, propane tank sizes, oil-seal sizing, press-brake tonnage data, wire-nut sizing, Torx bit sizes, washer dimensions, bolt grades, and Allen/hex wrench sizes.

Can I search by size, property, material, or standard?

Yes. The reference finder searches titles and related terms including dimensions, properties, materials, units, common standard terms, and practical applications. Category filters can narrow the directory.

Do the pages support U.S. customary and SI units?

Unit support depends on the reference. Individual pages provide U.S. customary and SI values where those conversions are valid and useful, while preserving the meaning and source scope of the underlying data.

How do I know which source or edition a table uses?

Standards-dependent pages should identify their source basis, applicable edition or dataset version, assumptions, and limitations. Confirm that information against the requirements governing your project.

Can these references replace final engineering design?

No. Verify values against current codes, standards, project specifications, manufacturer information, appropriate software, and qualified professional judgment before using them for final design, procurement, installation, or field work.

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