Manual of Electrical Equipment for Power Engineering 1 (Volume 1 and 2) -- Electrical Primary Part

Author: Northwest Electric Power Design Institute of the Ministry of Power Industry
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Publish Date: 1998-10-01
Features: "The Handbook of Electrical Equipment for Power Engineering" (hereinafter referred to as the "Equipment Handbook") is a supplementary manual to the previously published "Handbook of Electrical Design for Power Engineering" (hereinafter referred to as the "Design Handbook"). The Design Handbook is used as a reference for determining process design principles and technical solutions, while the Equipment Handbook is used as a reference for equipment selection and installation design. The two manuals complement each other. The Design Handbook is divided into two volumes, and in accordance with the requirements for supplementation, the Equipment Handbook is also divided into two volumes, each consisting of an electrical primary part and an electrical secondary part. The Equipment Handbook primarily introduces the types, specifications, technical parameters, appearances, and installation dimensions of commonly used electrical equipment in power plants, substations, and other industrial and mining enterprises. Volume I collects electrical equipment for the primary and auxiliary power supply systems, while Volume II collects electrical equipment for the secondary systems. This book is Volume I, with specific content including: motors, transformers, current transformers, high-voltage circuit breakers, high-voltage disconnecting switches, high-voltage load break switches, high-voltage fuses, enclosed switchgear, lightning arresters, power capacitors, high-voltage porcelain, high-voltage switchgear, low-voltage distribution panels, low-voltage electrical equipment, wires and cables, power accessories, lighting fixtures, auxiliary and ancillary equipment, and installation materials, etc. This handbook is a professional technical reference for power engineering design personnel, and can be used by professionals engaged in construction, installation, operation, maintenance, sales, manufacturing, and industrial management, as well as by faculty and students of colleges and universities for reference.