Power system integrated automation

Author: Yang Xinmin
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This textbook was developed for a course designed to adapt to the technological revolution in the current power industry. It is a national planning textbook for secondary vocational education. The book consists of seven units. The first three units—Introduction, Basic Principles of Computer Supervision, and Basic Measurement and Control—are foundational knowledge for the comprehensive automation of power systems. The four units on the comprehensive automation of power systems discuss the computer monitoring systems of power plants, the integrated automation systems of substations, the automation of power system dispatching, and the automation of distribution networks. The content selected for the book reflects new technologies, new knowledge, and new methods. The explanations are designed to be both in-depth and accessible, with exercises provided at the end of each unit to enhance understanding of the theory. This book is primarily intended as a secondary vocational textbook for majors such as "Electrical Operation of Power Plants and Substations" and "Power System Automation," and can also be used as a reference for college students and engineering professionals in related fields.