Electrical power systems technology
Covering the gamut of technologies and systems used in the generation of electrical power, this reference provides an easy-to understand overview of the production, distribution, control, conversion, and measurement of electrical power. The content is presented in an easy to understand style, so tha...
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River Publishers,
2021.
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| Edition: | Fourth edition. |
| Series: | River Publishers series in power.
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| ISBN: | 9788770226653 8770226652 9781003207429 1003207421 9781000600117 1000600114 9788770226660 |
| Physical Description: | 1 online resource |
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| 520 | |a Covering the gamut of technologies and systems used in the generation of electrical power, this reference provides an easy-to understand overview of the production, distribution, control, conversion, and measurement of electrical power. The content is presented in an easy to understand style, so that readers can develop a basic comprehensive understanding of the many parts of complex electrical power systems. The authors describe a broad array of essential characteristics of electrical power systems from power production to its conversion to another form of energy. Each system is broken down into sub systems and equipment that are further explored in the chapters of each unit. Simple mathematical presentations are used with practical applications to provide an easier understanding of basic power system operation. Many illustrations are included to facilitate understanding. This new third edition has been edited throughout to assure its content and illustration clarity, and a new chapter covering control devises for power control has been added. | ||
| 505 | 0 | |a Preface ix UNIT I POWER MEASUREMENT SYSTEMS AND FUNDAMENTALS 1 Chapter 1 Power Measurement Fundamentals 5 Units of Measurement⁰́₄Conversion of SI Units⁰́₄Scientific Notation Chapter 2 Power System Fundamentals 15 The System Concept⁰́₄Basic System Functions⁰́₄A Simple Electrical System Example⁰́₄Energy, Work, and Power⁰́₄Types of Electrical Circuits⁰́₄Power in DC Electrical Circuits⁰́₄Maximum Power Transfer⁰́₄Overview of Alternating Current (AC) Circuits⁰́₄Vector and Phasor Diagrams⁰́₄Impedance in AC Circuits⁰́₄Power Relationships in AC Circuits⁰́₄Power Relationships in Three-Phase Circuits Chapter 3 Power Measurement Equipment 59 Measurement Systems⁰́₄Measuring Electrical Power⁰́₄Measuring Electrical Energy⁰́₄Measuring Three-Phase Electrical Energy⁰́₄Frequency Measurement⁰́₄Synchroscopes⁰́₄Ground -Fault Indicators⁰́₄Megohmmeters⁰́₄Clamp-On Meters Telemetering Systems UNIT II ELECTRICAL POWER PRODUCTION SYSTEMS 85 Chapter 4 Modern Power Systems 89 Electrical Power Plants⁰́₄Fossil Fuel Systems⁰́₄Steam Turbines⁰́₄Boilers⁰́₄Hydroelectric Systems⁰́₄Nuclear Fission Systems⁰́₄Operational Aspects of Modem Power Systems Chapter 5 Alternative Power Systems 125 Potential Power Sources⁰́₄Solar Energy Systems⁰́₄Geothermal Power Systems⁰́₄Wind Systems⁰́₄Magnetohydrodynamic (MHD) Systems⁰́₄Nuclear-Fusion Power Systems⁰́₄Nuclear-Fusion Methods⁰́₄Future of Nuclear Fusion⁰́₄Fuel-Cell Systems⁰́₄Tidal Power Systems⁰́₄Coal-Gasification Fuel Systems⁰́₄Oil-Shale Fuel-Production Systems⁰́₄Alternative Nuclear Power Plants⁰́₄Biomass Systems Chapter 6 Alternating Current Power Systems 147 Electromagnetic Induction⁰́₄Basic Generator Operation⁰́₄Single-Phase AC Power Systems⁰́₄Single-Phase AC Generators⁰́₄Three-Phase AC Generators⁰́₄High-Speed and Low-Speed Generators⁰́₄Generator Frequency⁰́₄Generator Voltage Regulation⁰́₄Generator Efficiency Chapter 7 Direct Current Power Systems 167 DC Production Using Chemical Cells⁰́₄Characteristics of Primary Cells⁰́₄Characteristics of Secondary Cells⁰́₄DC Generating Systems⁰́₄DC Conversion Systems⁰́₄DC Filtering Methods⁰́₄DC Regulation Methods UNIT III ELECTRICAL POWER DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS 213 Chapter 8 Power Distribution Fundamentals 217 Overview of Electrical Power Distribution⁰́₄Power Transmission and Distribution⁰́₄Radial, Ring, and Network Distribution Systems⁰́₄Use of Transformers for Power Distribution⁰́₄Conductors in Power Distribution Systems⁰́₄Conductor Area⁰́₄Resistance of Conductors⁰́₄Conductor Sizes and Types⁰́₄Ampacity of Conductors⁰́₄Ampacity Tables⁰́₄Use of Insulation in Power Distribution Systems Chapter 9 Power Distribution Equipment 259 Equipment Used at Substations⁰́₄Power System Protective Equipment⁰́₄Power Distribution Inside Industrial and Commercial Buildings⁰́₄The Electrical Service Entrance⁰́₄Service Entrance Terminology Chapter 10 Single-Phase and Three-Phase Distribution Systems 273 Single-Phase Systems⁰́₄ Three-Phase Systems⁰́₄Grounding of Distribution Systems⁰́₄System Grounding⁰́₄Ground-Fault Protection⁰́₄Wiring Design Considerations for Distribution Systems⁰́₄Branch Circuit Design Considerations⁰́₄Feeder Circuit Design Considerations⁰́₄Determining Grounding Conductor Size⁰́₄Parts of Interior Electrical Wiring Systems UNIT IV ELECTRICAL POWER CONVERSION SYSTEMS 305 Chapter 11 Fundamentals of Electrical Loads 309 Load Characteristics⁰́₄Three-Phase Load Characteristics Chapter 12 Heating Systems 323 Basic Heating Loads⁰́₄Electrical Welding Loads⁰́₄Power Considerations for Electric Welders⁰́₄Electric Heating and Air Conditioning Systems Chapter 13 Lighting Systems 343 Characteristics of Light⁰́₄Electrical Lighting Circuits⁰́₄Branch Circuit Design⁰́₄Lighting Fixture Design⁰́₄Factors in Determining Light Output Chapter 14 Mechanical Systems 365 Basic Motor Principles⁰́₄DC Motors⁰́₄Specialized DC Motors⁰́₄Single-Phase AC Motors⁰́₄Three-Phase AC Motors⁰́₄Specialized Mechanical Power Systems⁰́₄Electric Motor Applications UNIT V ELECTRICAL POWER CONTROL SYSTEMS 417 Chapter 15 Power Control Devices 421 Power Control Standards, Symbols, and Definitions⁰́₄Power Control Using Switches⁰́₄Control Equipment for Electric Motors⁰́₄ther Electromechanical Power Control Equipment⁰́₄Electronic Power Control Chapter 16 Operational Power Control Systems 449 Basic Control Systems⁰́₄Motor⁰́₄Starting Systems⁰́₄Specialized Control Systems⁰́₄Frequency⁰́₄Conversion Systems⁰́₄Programming the PLC Chapter 17 Control Devices 475 Silicon Controlled Rectifiers⁰́₄SCR Construction⁰́₄SCR I-V Characteristics⁰́₄DC Power Control with SCRs⁰́₄AC Power Control with SCRs⁰́₄Triac Power Control⁰́₄Triac Construction⁰́₄Triac Operation⁰́₄Triac I-V Characteristics⁰́₄Triac Applications⁰́₄Static Switching⁰́₄Start-Stop Triac Control⁰́₄Triac Variable Power Control⁰́₄Diac Power Control⁰́₄Electronic Control Considerations Chapter 18 Evolving Power System Technologies and Considerations 493 Energy Conservation and Environmental Considerations⁰́₄Considerations for Electrical Power Measurement Systems⁰́₄Considerations for Electrical Power Production Systems⁰́₄Considerations for Electrical Power Distribution Systems⁰́₄Considerations for Electrical Power Control Systems⁰́₄Considerations for Electrical Power Measurement Systems⁰́₄Considerations for Electrical Power Conversion Systems⁰́₄⁰́₋Green⁰́₊ Energy Concept Appendix A Trigonometric Functions 513 Appendix B The Elements 515 Appendix C Metric Conversions 517 Index 523 About the Authors 529. | |
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