Abstract
IN THE DESIGN of electrical layouts, there is a constant effort toward improvement, coupled with a desire to obtain improvements at less cost or with no increase in cost. The value of new materials is continually being checked, and the application of new equipment and new ideas are constantly being studied and evaluated. Things new will always offer the greatest opportunities for progress and for failure. It is proper, then, that caution be exercised in initiating the use of new things; but we must stand ready to accept them, use them, and improve them when their value has been established.
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