Electrical Power EngineeringA valuable introduction to key concepts in electric power engineering for both entry-level and seasoned professionals. Table of Contents: 1. Energy Sources and Electric Power; 2. Magnetic Fields and Magnetic Circuits; 3. The Power Transformer; 4. Synchronous Machines; 5. D.C. Machines; 6. Induction Machines; 7. The Electric Power System Network; Appendix: Complex Numbers, Phasors, Impedances, and Polyphase Circuits. 200 illustrations. |
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Energy Sources and Electric Power | 1 |
Magnetic Fields and Magnetic Circuits | 23 |
The Power Transformer | 47 |
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air-gap armature current armature resistance Calculate coil commutation conductor connected constant copper loss core losses cylindrical-rotor dc machine E₁ electric power electromagnetic energy equation equivalent circuit Example fault ferromagnetic field current field resistance Figure flux density flux linkages frequency given I₁ induced voltage induction motor Kirchhoff's voltage law line current line voltage magnetic field magnetic flux magnetization curve magnetomotive force mechanical power no-load one-line diagram open-circuit operation output parameters per-unit phase phasor diagram pole power angle power factor power system primary prime mover quadrature axis R₁ R₂ reactive power rotating rotor separately excited shown in Fig shunt single-phase sinusoidal slots solution stator steam Substituting Eq symmetrical components synchronous motor synchronous reactance synchronous speed terminal voltage three-phase torque transformer transmission line turbine V₁ voltage drop voltage regulation X₁ Y-connected zero