Protection of Electricity Distribution Networks (IEE Power and Energy Series)
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| Rating | : | 4.31 (684 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0863415377 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 360 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-03-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
Really good for curious Engineer Wahyu Pamungkas The contain is refering to many data of setup equipment which needed for new curious engineer. I wish I could have this book several years ago.. "Poorly written book" according to Chris Farley. The book is poorly written. Author seems to be mathematically incompetent not distinguishing for example between a complex number and its magnitude and being sloppy and inconsistent in presentation. Quite a few typos on important points. His analysis on relay protection copies the great GE reference on the Art and Science of protective relaying at various places. His analysis on distance relaying is a disaster written by a person that seems not to understand the details behind it. The author is a very poor instructor in addition to be mathematically incompetent. Quite disappointed. Do not buy his book. Look for an alternative i. Book review I bought this book 2 month ago. It is an Excellent book for understanding protection. Covers all aspects of protection in distribution networks. Good introduction in other areas such as alarm processing. Excellent work.Slaven Kaluder
Dr. He was lecturer at University of Valle for more than 20 years and Vice minister of Mines and Energy of Colombia in 2002. He is co-author of Protection of Electricity Distribution Networks (IET, 2011), now in its third edition, and is the author/co-author of over 40 technical papers. Gers is a Chartered Engineer of the IET and participates in several groups of the Pow
'It is an excellent reference well written, clear, often brilliant and most impressively presented.' --Current Engineering Practice
Suitable and reliable equipment should be installed on all circuits and electrical equipment and to do this, protective relays are used to initiate the isolation of faulted sections of a network in order to maintain supplies elsewhere on the system. This then leads to an improved electricity service with better continuity and quality of supply.. A properly coordinated protection system is vital to ensure that an electricity distribution network can operate within preset requirements for safety for individual items of equipment, staff and public, and the network overall. Written by two practicing electrical engineers, this second edition of the bestselling Protection of Electricity