Power Load Management System Training Material

Author: Wang Wenxi / Country: Mainland China
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The power load management system is a crucial component of the power marketing technical support system. This book closely integrates with the practical aspects of China's current power marketing work and provides a comprehensive and detailed explanation of the power load management system, addressing common issues encountered in daily operation and maintenance. The book is divided into 8 parts and 24 chapters. Part 1 covers the basic concepts of communication, including: radio fundamentals, line-of-sight microwave propagation, network design for channel sections, communication protocols and interface requirements, and communication technologies. Part 2 covers the basic setup of computer hardware and software, including: BIOS settings and the registry. Part 3 covers network knowledge, including: network architecture and protocols, local area network interconnection, and Windows 2000 Server. Part 4 covers network security, including: email security, operating system security, and firewall applications. Part 5 covers the power load management system, including: the installation and debugging of system equipment. Part 6 covers the installation, maintenance, and operation of central station software, including: the installation process of the load management system, the FEPNT installation process, database backup and restore operations, the Powerstar workstation installation process, and the central station operating system. Part 7 covers the use of common tools, including: the operation and application of the PROTEK3200 field strength analyzer and the high-performance SWR (standing wave ratio) and power meter SX—200/SX—400. Part 8 covers business knowledge, providing a detailed and comprehensive introduction to various business basics in the form of Q&A. This book can be used for training power marketing management personnel and customer substation operators in power enterprises, as well as for reference by relevant leaders, engineering and technical personnel in power enterprises, and students and teachers in universities and colleges majoring in related fields.