IEEE Recommended Practice for Emergency and Standby Power Systems for Industrial and Commerical Applications (Repost)
Publisher: Inst of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (June 1996) | ISBN: 1559375981 | Pages: 309 | PDF | 3.38 MB
Publisher: Inst of Electrical & Electronics Engineers (June 1996) | ISBN: 1559375981 | Pages: 309 | PDF | 3.38 MB
The nature of electric power failures, interruptions, and their duration covers a range in time from microseconds to days. Voltage excursions occur within a range from 20 times normal (or more) to a complete absence of voltage. Frequency excursions can vary as widely in many forms, from harmonics to direct current. These variables occur due to a multitude of conditions both in the power system ahead of the user’s service entrance and following the service entrance within the user’s area of distribution.