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|a Electric Power System Fundamentals; Contents; Acknowledgments; Preface; Chapter 1Fundamentals of Energy Systems; 1.1Introduction; 1.2Work and Energy in Electric Circuits; 1.2.1Power and Energy in Constant DC Systems; 1.3.2Power and Energy in AC Circuits; 1.3.4Instantaneous Power P(T), Real Power P and Reactive Power Q; 1.3.5Load Convention for Power Flows; 1.4Three-Phase Voltages, Currents and Power; Appendix 1A Complex Numbers; References; Chapter 2Network Analysis; 2.1Introduction; 2.2Ohm's Law; 2.3Circuits with Lumped Elements; 2.4Kirchhoff's Current Law; 2.5Nodal Formulation.
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|a 2.6Kirchhoff Voltage Law (KVL) and the Mesh Method2.7Linear Equations and Gaussian Elimination; 2.7.1Cramer's Rule; 2.7.2Partial Inversion; 2.7.3Kron's Network Reduction; 2.8Matrix Elements for YBUS and ZBUS; 2.9Norton's and Thévenin's Equivalents; 2.10Large Scale Network Equivalents; 2.10.1Partitioned Networks and Equivalents.
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|a This comprehensive resource presents the fundamentals of power systems, including the theory, practical steps, and methods used in the design and management of energy systems. Readers are provided with a uniquely comprehensive derivation of power electronics and will find practical advice based on actual occurrences in the field using real life scenarios. This book offers a direct mathematical approach for models of the main components in an electrical power system. This resource gives insight into power transformer modeling, transmission line and cable modeling, transmission line load ability, power flows, and real and reactive power and frequency control. General fault studies in electrical power systems and state estimation in electrical power systems are also explored.
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|a 3.3 Single-Phase Transformer Model3.3.1 Per Unit Values; 3.4 Three-Phase Bank Transformer Model; 3.4.1 Three-Phase ΔΔ Bank; 3.4.2 Three-Phase YΔ Bank; 3.4.3 Three-Phase YY Bank; 3.5 Autotransformer Model; 3.6 Three Windings Transformer; 3.7 Three-phase Transformer; 3.8 Alternate Model for a Single-Phase Transformer; 3.9 Function for the Partial Inversion Algorithm; Bibliography; Chapter 4 Transmission Line and Cable Modeling; 4.1 Introduction; 4.2 Series Inductance; 4.2.1 Single Conductor; 4.2.2 Inductance for a Set of Aereal {AU: CorrectDo you mean "aerial"} Conductors
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|a Chapter 5 Transmission Line Loadability5.1 Introduction; 5.2 Approximate Real Power Handling and Losses; 5.2.1 Number of Circuits Required to Transport Electric Power; 5.2.2 Reactive Power Required by the AC Transmission Line; 5.3 V(x) and I(x) Equations for a Long Transmission Line; 5.3.1 The Flat Line Concept; 5.3.2 Surge Impedance, Wave Length and Propagation Velocity; 5.3.3 No-Load Line and General Hyperbolic Form; 5.3.4 Nominal π and Equivalent Circuit; 5.3.5 Long Line Equivalent Circuit; 5.4 ABCD Constants; 5.4.1 ABCD Equivalent for Series Connection
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