Title: Protective Relaying : Theory and Applications, 2nd Edition Author: Walter A. Elmore ISBN: 0824709721 / 9780824709723 Format: Hard Cover Pages: 432 Publisher: Marcel Dekker Year: 2005 Availability: Out of Stock
Description
Contents
Targeting the latest microprocessor technologies for more sophisticated applications in the field of power system short circuit detection, this revised and updated source imparts fundamental concepts and breakthrough science for the isolation of faulty equipment and minimization of damage in power system apparatus-clearly of power system function and stability.
Includes chapters and expertise from the most knowledgable experts in the field of protective relaying, including J. Lewis Blackburn and George D. Rockefeller.
Describing microprocessor techniques and troubleshooting strategies in clear and straightforward language, the Second Edition offers a new chapter on voltage stability…..a unique collection of transient sources in control circuits and the expedients used for their elimination….an extensive description of the behavior of instrument transformers…explanations of system grounding practices…..important details on reclosing, synchronizing, and frequency relaying……and basic equivalent diagrams of generators, transformers, motors, and circuits.
Preface
Chapter 1 : Introduction and General Philosophies Chapter 2 : Technical Tools of the Relay Engineer: Phasors, Polarity, and Symmetrical Components Chapter 3 : Basic Relay Units Chapter 4 : Protective Against Transients and Surges Chapter 5 : Instrument Transformers for Relaying Chapter 6 : Microprocessor Relaying Fundamentals Chapter 7 : System Grounding and Protective Relaying Chapter 8 : Generator Protection Chapter 9 : Motor Protection Chapter 10 : Transformer and Reactor Protection Chapter 11 : Station-Bus Protection Chapter 12 : Line and Circuit Protection Chapter 13 : Backup Protection Chapter 14 : System Stability and Out-of-Step Relaying Chapter 15 : Voltage Stability Chapter 16 : Reclosing and Synchronizing Chapter 17 : Load-Shedding and Frequencing Relaying