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The book's organization and level of detail make it ideal for electric power engineering professionals looking for in-depth design information and for other engineering professionals needing general information on a particular topic.. Electric Power Substations

• Title : Electric Power Substations Engineering (The Electric Power Engineering Hbk, Second Edition)
• Author : CRC Press
• Rating : 4.69 (320 Vote)
• Publish : 2014-10-11
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 304 Pages
• Asin : 0849317037
• Language : English

The book's organization and level of detail make it ideal for electric power engineering professionals looking for in-depth design information and for other engineering professionals needing general information on a particular topic.. Electric Power Substations Engineering provides a comprehensive overview of substations, from their fundamental concepts to their design, automation, operation, and physical and cyber security. Each of its 18 sections is authored by leading members of IEEE's Substations committee and written as a self-contained tutorial, complete with industry standards and references

… The chapters give a good description, along with many photographs and schematics … This would be an excellent book for substation engineers, substation project planners and as a supplemental book for power engineering students. - IEEE Electrical Insulation Magazine, Nov/Dec 2004, Vol. …this book provides a good overview of the many areas that need to be planned for in the construction of a new substation. 6 . 20, No

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