This concise, complete primer on electric machines is specifically tailored for practicing engineers who require knowledge in this area and for mechanical and electrical engineering students. The authors focus on the similarities between the four main types of electric machines: the synchronous, the transformer, the dc machine, and the induction machine. This new edition moves logically from the presentation of background to problem analysis and problem solving sessions, on to hands-on experience in testing machines. Short examples are included at the end of each section as well as case studies as learning tools.
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Archaeological evidence indicates that humans learned to master, with increasing skill, the various forms of energy that nature provided. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
secondary phase voltages, mmf balance, electromechanical torque, real power balance, prime mover torque, rotor emf, caloric form, pulsating fluxes, ohmic power loss, ohms per phase, emf wave, rotating flux, starter winding, stator surface, flux wave, ideal motor, electric power engineering, real power flow, reactive power flow, synchronous machine, coil flux, stator flux, transformer unit, coil sides, core flux Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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Archaeological evidence indicates that humans learned to master, with increasing skill, the various forms of energy that nature provided. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
secondary phase voltages, mmf balance, electromechanical torque, real power balance, prime mover torque, rotor emf, caloric form, pulsating fluxes, ohmic power loss, ohms per phase, emf wave, rotating flux, starter winding, stator surface, flux wave, ideal motor, electric power engineering, real power flow, reactive power flow, synchronous machine, coil flux, stator flux, transformer unit, coil sides, core flux Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, United States, North America, Englewood Cliffs, United Nations, John Wiley, Energy Statistical Yearbook, Demographic Yearbook, Electric Energy Systems Theory, Electrostatic Energy Storage, International Energy Agency, Practical Electric Capacitors, Prentice Hall, Stator Rotor New!
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- Statistical Yearbook 2002-2004 (Multilingual Edition) by United Nations on 4 pages
- Electric Machines and Drives (Addison-Wesley series in electrical engineering) by Gordon R. Slemon on page 189, and page 238
- Electric Machines and Power Systems by Vincent Del Toro on page 238, and Back Matter
- Electric Energy Systems Theory by Olle I. Elgerd on page 238, and page 273
- Basic Electric Machines by Vincent Del Toro in Back Matter
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