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Implementing the automation of electric distribution networks, from simple remote control to the application of software-based decision tools, requires many considerations, such as assessing costs, selecting the control infrastructure type and automation level, deciding on the ambition level, and justifying the solution through a business case. Control and Automation of Electric Power Distribution Systems addresses all of these issues to aid you in resolving automation problems and improving the management of your distribution network.
Bringing together automation concepts as they apply to utility distribution systems, this volume presents the theoretical and practical details of a control and automation solution for the entire distribution system of substations and feeders. The fundamentals of this solution include depth of control, boundaries of control responsibility, stages of automation, automation intensity levels, and automated device preparedness. To meet specific performance goals, the authors discuss distribution planning, performance calculations, and protection to facilitate the selection of the primary device, associated secondary control, and fault indicators. The book also provides two case studies that illustrate the business case for distribution automation (DA) and methods for calculating benefits, including the assessment of crew time savings.
As utilities strive for better economies, DA, along with other tools described in this volume, help to achieve improved management of the distribution network. Using Control and Automation of Electric Power Distribution Systems, you can embark on the automation solution best suited for your needs.
Bringing together automation concepts as they apply to utility distribution systems, this volume presents the theoretical and practical details of a control and automation solution for the entire distribution system of substations and feeders. The fundamentals of this solution include depth of control, boundaries of control responsibility, stages of automation, automation intensity levels, and automated device preparedness. To meet specific performance goals, the authors discuss distribution planning, performance calculations, and protection to facilitate the selection of the primary device, associated secondary control, and fault indicators. The book also provides two case studies that illustrate the business case for distribution automation (DA) and methods for calculating benefits, including the assessment of crew time savings.
As utilities strive for better economies, DA, along with other tools described in this volume, help to achieve improved management of the distribution network. Using Control and Automation of Electric Power Distribution Systems, you can embark on the automation solution best suited for your needs.
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Electric power Utilities have strived to run their businesses as efficient enterprises providing energy at an acceptable level of quality. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
fault passage indicator, network complexity factor, normally open point, cold load pick, annual outage duration, probable outages, control level part, customer load points, topological island, feeder automation, source circuit breaker, automatic sectionalizer, benefit flowchart, unearthed networks, source substation, power system resource, crew travel time, capital deferral, passage indicators, topology engine, sensitive earth fault, source breaker, serial transmission mode, telecontrol system, open loop network Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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fault passage indicator, network complexity factor, normally open point, cold load pick, annual outage duration, probable outages, control level part, customer load points, topological island, feeder automation, source circuit breaker, automatic sectionalizer, benefit flowchart, unearthed networks, source substation, power system resource, crew travel time, capital deferral, passage indicators, topology engine, sensitive earth fault, source breaker, serial transmission mode, telecontrol system, open loop network Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
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- Understanding Electric Utilities and De-Regulation (Power Engineering) (Power Engineering, 6) by Lorrin Philipson in Front Matter (1), Front Matter (2), and page 25
- Electrical Power Cable Engineering: Second: Edition, (Power Engineering (Willis)) by William A. Thue in Front Matter (1), and Front Matter (2)
- Frommer's Comprehensive Travel Guide San Diego '95 (Frommer's City Guides) by Alice Garrard on page 25, and page 428
- Distributed Power Generation: Planning and Evaluation (Power Engineering (Willis)) by H. Lee Willis in Front Matter
- Power Systems Control Technology (Prentice-Hall international series in systems and control engineering) by Torsten Cegrell on page 104
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