Author: Yang Yi
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book can serve as a professional textbook for students majoring in fuel-related fields in colleges and universities, as well as a reference for engineering and technical personnel engaged in oil depot design and technical management. From a practical perspective, the book comprehensively introduces oil depot power supply technology, low-voltage electrical equipment, explosion-proof electrical equipment, working principles, and maintenance. It also covers grounding and zero protection, the selection and installation of electrical wires and cables in explosive hazard areas, the startup and speed control technology of pump motors, and typical circuit principles of common fuel testing electrical equipment. The book emphasizes the structural features, performance, installation design, and maintenance methods of various electrical equipment in oil depots, providing detailed introductions on the structural characteristics, selection methods, control circuit principles, and maintenance of electrical equipment in explosive hazard areas. In terms of content selection and presentation, it is grounded in the current state while also considering future developments, with a strong focus on novelty and practicality, combining fundamental theory with engineering practice.
Practical Electrical Technology for Oil Depots
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