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| Electric arc welding
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A form of metal welding done by using the heat created as an electric arc jumps from an electrode to metal. |
| Electric brake
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Electric brake control is a feature on power drills with lock control which allows the user to instantly stop the drilling action by squeezing the trigger switch. This prevents overdrilling and overdriving. |
| Electric circuit
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The path followed by electrons from a generation source, through an electrical system, and returning to the source. |
| Electric drill
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Electrically powered rotary tool, which is used for sanding, boring holes, etc. |
| Electric energy efficiency
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The amount of work accomplished by electrical power, usually measured in kilowatt-hours (kWh). One kWh is 1,000 Watts and is equal to 3,413 BTU. |
| Electric furnace
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An air heater in which air is blown over electric resistance heating coils. |
| Electric heating
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Electric heat is provided by use of a high-temperature wire, which is resistant to electrical flow with more heat being produced by more electric current being fed into the heating element, creating more resistance and more heat. |
| Electric heating tape
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| Electric power plant
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A facility or piece of equipment that produces electricity. |
| Electric power transmission
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The transmission of electricity through power lines. |
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