Electric Power Engineering (Textbook for "Tenth Five-Year Plan" of General Higher Education)

Author: Yin Kening (Compiler)
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Publish Date: 2005-02-01
Features: This book is a textbook for the "Tenth Five-Year Plan" of general higher education. It comprehensively introduces the basic knowledge, principles, and analytical methods of power systems, power networks, and the electrical parts of power plants and substations. The book consists of seven chapters, including an overview of power systems, power networks and steady-state analysis, the primary systems of power plants and substations, power system short circuits, power system stability, the secondary systems of power plants and substations, and long-distance transmission. This book is a revised version based on the author's two previously published textbooks in the 1980s. The original book won the second prize in the National University Excellent Textbook Selection in 1992. When revising this book, it adheres to the principle of facing the power technology of the 21st century, supplementing a large amount of new knowledge, and introducing future development directions. Additionally, the book maintains the original style of being easy to understand and self-study-friendly in its presentation, closely integrating theory with practical production. It also includes more review questions and exercises to facilitate teaching. The target readers of this book are undergraduate and graduate students in electrical engineering at universities and colleges, as well as teachers and students in relevant fields at adult colleges and secondary vocational schools. It can also serve as a reference for science and technology workers and engineering technicians in the power industry and high-voltage electrical equipment manufacturing industry for self-study.