DOE electronics, physics, chem pdf textbooks

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http://tis.eh.doe.gov/techstds/standard/appframe.html

FYI found a post on free.ebooks.emanuals. BTW it seem someone is always posting Feynman's physics lectures at alt.binaries.e-book.technical or some other e-book group.

Anyway, here it is...

"> Just about everything you ever wanted to know about a power plant.
> Especially interesting to me are the 'Fundamentals' books.
> Electricity, thermodynamics, materials science, classical and nuclear
> physics, math, chemistry, engineering, instrumentation and controls.
> Workforce development manuals for operators, maintenance, engineering,
> supervisors, managers including manuals on how to train personnel."

There's also some requirements docs for fusion reactors.

Scott