Installation identification code

Materials—Their Specifications and Identification Code for Installation of Power Plants Valve Standards Pipe Threads... 

Note that the original GW Basic or QuickBasic line identification numbers remain in the program. This program is shown in its original form before I installed any VB insertions. The input of txtprt on lines 680 and 710 simply replaced the GW Basic code word Print. Thus the VB text box named txtPrt receives one of the preceding messages if the value of either DPTS or BPTS is less than 1.0.1 confirm that the conversion to VB from GW Basic is really simple. 

Electrical connections. Electrical coimections should be made of durable materials and, especially in the anode circuit, should be isolated well against corrosion that may occur due to anodic polarization. Cables are usually normal isolated low-voltage wires. They should have sufficient diameter for transporting the current with minimal voltage drop. Cables should be color coded or labeled to facilitate identification in junction boxes, wire bundles and at the central cabinet containing the power sources. Usually multiple coimections and cables are provided to anode and cathode circuits to ensure uninterrupted current flow in case one coimection is lost, e. g. by damage to the installation due to vandaHsm. 

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