Factory Power Supply (Second Edition)

Author: Li Youwen
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Publish Date: 2006-02-01
Features: This book is divided into twelve chapters (content marked with "" is optional), covering the main topics:
Overview of factory power supply systems;
Primary systems of factory power supply;
Factory power load and its calculation;
Short-circuit current and its calculation;
Factory power supply equipment and its selection and verification;
Relay protection and secondary systems;
Automation technology in factory power supply;
Lightning protection, grounding, and electrical safety;
Factory electrical lighting;
Operation of factory power supply systems;
Factory power supply experiments;
Electrical design of factory power supply systems (optional).
This book emphasizes the following features and characteristics:
1. Based on previous similar textbooks, it introduces relatively mature new technologies to ensure fresh and up-to-date content.
2. The book's structure is designed to modularize teaching content, making each module both combinable and selectable. Electrical engineering programs can choose or omit content based on their specific needs.
3. The book covers all key topics required for factory power supply, while also incorporating practical and high-tech content such as "Operation and Testing of Factory Electrical Equipment," "Microcomputer Protection in Substations," and "Electrical Design Examples of Substations and Switchgear," tailored to the teaching conditions of higher vocational education and the actual operation and management of factory power supply systems in various industries.
4. To facilitate teaching and learning, each chapter includes "Chapter Summary" and "Review Questions and Exercises," with reference answers provided for some exercises. Additionally, an appendix contains the "Common Technical Data Table for Factory Power Supply," for use by instructors and students.
5. The book adopts the latest national standards for symbols and illustrations.
This book is suitable as a textbook for "Factory Power Supply" courses for students in electrical engineering programs at vocational colleges, higher vocational colleges, and adult universities (e.g., Industrial Electrification Technology, Industrial Electricalization, Industrial Electrical Automation, Mechanical and Electrical Application Technology, Mechatronics, etc.). It can also be used by students in secondary vocational schools and technical schools in similar fields, as well as serving as a reference for engineering technicians or for on-the-job training.