Power Supply and Distribution Technology: Planning Textbook for Higher Vocational Education Demonstration Major of the Ministry of Education. For Electrical Engineering and Automation Majors (CD-ROM)

Author: Jiang Wen
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: This book systematically discusses the overall functions and related technical knowledge of power distribution systems, with a focus on the composition and structure of factory power distribution systems, system design and calculation, as well as system operation and management. The book is divided into 11 chapters, including Introduction, Load Calculation, Short-Circuit Current and Calculation, Common Electrical Equipment in Power Distribution Systems, Power Lines and the Structure and Electrical Main Wiring of Substations, Selection and Verification of Power Distribution Equipment and Conductors, Relay Protection in Power Distribution Systems, Secondary Circuits and Automatic Devices in Factory Substations, Lightning Protection, Grounding, and Electrical Safety, Factory Electrical Lighting, and Operation, Maintenance, and Management of Power Distribution Systems. The book emphasizes the connection between theory and practice. Theoretical knowledge is designed to be comprehensive, easy to understand, and accessible; practical skills focus on usability, operability, and relevance. It also highlights the introduction and reflection of new equipment and technologies in modern power distribution systems. Each chapter ends with a summary, review questions, and exercises, and the book includes answers to some of the exercises at the end. Additionally, the book comes with a companion electronic CD-ROM, which contains "PowerPoint" teaching materials for classroom instruction and multimedia teaching materials for self-study, along with supplementary images and other resources. This makes it convenient for instructors to teach and for students to study and review. This book can serve as a textbook for applied higher education institutions, vocational colleges, and universities in electrical engineering, automation, power supply technology, intelligent buildings, building automation, and other related fields. It is also suitable for technical personnel in correspondence colleges, radio and television universities, workers' universities, and those engaged in the operation and management of power distribution systems or other related industries.