Calculation and Analysis of Rural Network Line Losses and Loss Reduction Measures - Training Manual for Rural Electric Line Loss Management Year

Author: Liao Xueqi
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book is a training manual for line loss management. It is compiled by the author based on years of practical work experience and multiple training sessions. It is also an extension and refinement of the author's special lectures in the Journal of Rural Electrification. The content of the book is divided into three main parts: First, it briefly introduces the basic concepts of energy conservation and power grid line loss, as well as the significance of line loss management in energy conservation. Second, it elaborates on the fundamental principles of power grid line loss calculation and introduces several practical methods for theoretical line loss calculation of high-voltage distribution lines, low-voltage distribution networks, and high-voltage transmission lines, as well as traditional methods for calculating line loss suitable for various loads and scenarios. Third, it focuses on explaining the management and technical measures to reduce rural power grid line loss. Additionally, the book includes a sufficient number of calculation examples, review questions, and reference tables.
During writing, the content is designed to connect with practical work while combining popularization and improvement. The language is intended to be clear, concise, and easy to understand. Therefore, the book is primarily intended for rural electricians and township electricians, making it suitable as a training manual and self-study book for line loss management personnel. It can also serve as a reference tool for leaders and professionals engaged in rural power grid planning, planning, operation, and management. Additionally, it holds some reference value for electricians in factories and mines, electrical technicians, urban power supply and distribution management personnel, as well as students and faculty in relevant fields.
The book is a training manual for line loss management, compiled by the author based on years of practical work experience and multiple training sessions. It is also an extension and refinement of the author's special lectures in the Journal of Rural Electrification. The content of the book is divided into three main parts: First, it briefly introduces the basic concepts of energy conservation and power grid line loss, as well as the significance of line loss management in energy conservation. Second, it elaborates on the fundamental principles of power grid line loss calculation and introduces several practical methods for theoretical line loss calculation of high-voltage distribution lines, low-voltage distribution networks, and high-voltage transmission lines, as well as traditional methods for calculating line loss suitable for various loads and scenarios. Third, it focuses on explaining the management and technical measures to reduce rural power grid line loss. Additionally, the book includes a sufficient number of calculation examples, review questions, and reference tables.
During writing, the content is designed to connect with practical work while combining popularization and improvement. The language is intended to be clear, concise, and easy to understand. Therefore, the book is primarily intended for rural electricians and township electricians, making it suitable as a training manual and self-study book for line loss management personnel. It can also serve as a reference tool for leaders and professionals engaged in rural power grid planning, planning, operation, and management. Additionally, it holds some reference value for electricians in factories and mines, electrical technicians, urban power supply and distribution management personnel, as well as students and faculty in relevant fields.