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    Extra High Voltage AC Transmission Engineering, Third Edition (repost)

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    Extra High Voltage AC Transmission Engineering, Third Edition (repost)

    Extra High Voltage AC Transmission Engineering, Third Edition by Rokesh Das Begamudre
    English | 2006 | ISBN: 8122417922 | 536 pages | PDF | 2,6 MB

    The book covers all topics considered essential for understanding the operation and design of Extra High Voltage AC (EHV AC) overhead lines and underground cables. EHV laboratory equipment and testing are fully covered together with application of digital recorders, fibre optics, etc. for impulse measurements. Includes theoretical analyses of all problems and many worked examples to clarify various concepts.

    Preface to the Third Edition
    It is nearly a decade since the publication of the Second Edition of this text-reference book
    authored by me and needs a revision. No significant developments have taken place in the
    basic theory and principles of e.h.v. transmission engineering, except for increase in
    transmission-voltage levels, cables, magnitudes of power-handling capabilities, as well as of
    course the cost of equipment and lines.
    But two problems that need mentioning are: (1) harmonics injected into the system by
    modern extensive use and developments in Static VAR systems which have an effect on control
    and communication systems; and (2) effect on human health due to magnetic fields in the
    vicinity of the e.h.v. transmission line corridor. The first one of these is a very advanced topic
    and cannot be included in a first text on e.h.v. transmission engineering, as well as several
    other topics of a research nature fit for graduate-level theses and dissertations. The second
    topic is considered important enough from epidemiological point of view to necessitate
    elaboration. Thus a new addition has been made to Chapter 7 under the title: Magnetic Field
    Effects of E.H.V. Lines.
    Since the date of publication of the first edition, the I.E.E.E. in New York has thought it
    fit to introduce an additional transactions called I.E.E.E. Transactions on Power Delivery. The
    author has expanded the list of references at the end of the text to include titles of significant
    technical papers pertaining to transmission practice.
    The author wishes to acknowledge the encouragement received from Sri. V.R. Damodaran,
    Production Editor, New Age International (P) Ltd., for revising this text-reference book and
    preparation of the Third Edition.



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