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Rubric: Electrical Engineering
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A Practical Guide
2012, 276 pages, 17 x 25 cm, hardcover
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69.00 € Book
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About the potential reader:
A practical guide for electrical engineers and technicians in utilities, this is also essential reading for maintenance engineers, de signers, electrical contractors, manufacturing companies and researchers, as well as those in industry and planning agencies. Insightful and clear, the book will also appeal to senior undergraduate and graduate electrical engineering students and professors.
One of the only comprehensive resources on reactive power compensation, presenting the design, application and operation of reactive power equipment and installations
The area of reactive power compensation is gaining increasing importance worldwide. If suitably designed, it is capable of signifi cantly improving voltage quality meaning that losses in equipment and power systems are reduced, the permissible loading of equipment can be increased and the overall stability of system operation improved. Ultimately, energy use and CO2 emissions are reduced. This unique guide discusses the effects of reactive power on generation, transmission and distribution, and looks at the compensation of existing installations in detail. It outlines methods for determination of reactive power and answers the questions that arise when controlling it, for example, at parallel operation with generators. There is also a chapter focussing on installation, maintenance and disturbances.
Key features include:
- A concise overview as well as in-depth specifi c knowledge regarding segment power factor regulation and power quality
- Theory of reactive power compensation coupled with typical examples of applications from the automotive, metal working and chemicals industries
- Chapter summaries with charts explaining how to put the theory into practice
- Coverage on the cost-saving aspects of this technology, including the effi cient use of energy and the reduction of CO2
The area of reactive power compensation is gaining increasing importance worldwide. If suitably designed, it is capable of signifi cantly improving voltage quality meaning that losses in equipment and power systems are reduced, the permissible loading of equipment can be increased and the overall stability of system operation improved. Ultimately, energy use and CO2 emissions are reduced. This unique guide discusses the effects of reactive power on generation, transmission and distribution, and looks at the compensation of existing installations in detail. It outlines methods for determination of reactive power and answers the questions that arise when controlling it, for example, at parallel operation with generators. There is also a chapter focussing on installation, maintenance and disturbances.
Key features include:
- A concise overview as well as in-depth specifi c knowledge regarding segment power factor regulation and power quality
- Theory of reactive power compensation coupled with typical examples of applications from the automotive, metal working and chemicals industries
- Chapter summaries with charts explaining how to put the theory into practice
- Coverage on the cost-saving aspects of this technology, including the effi cient use of energy and the reduction of CO2
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