Neelkanth Publishers' logo

Welcome

Power System III (EE-308)

Price: ₹180.00

Power System III (EE-308)

Priyvandan Sharma, Chandani Jagga, Apoorva Gupta

ISBN: 978-81-8444-647-0 | SKU: 978-81-8444-647-0

167

Pages

2013

Edition

PB

HB/PB

Hindi

Language

Book Index

  1. Load And Load Curves
  2. Types of load
  3. Variation in demand
  4. Chronological load curve
  5. Load duration curve
  6. Energy load curve
  7. Mass curve
  8. Importance factors and terms
  9. Base load and peak load on power station
  10. Economic Aspects of Generation
  11. Factor affecting the cost of generation
  12. Classification of cost
  13. Cost reduction by power station interconnection system
  14. Calculation of cost per unit
  15. Incremental rate of generation and fuel cost
  16. Conductions for economic loading
  17. Advantages of high load factor
  18. Tariffs
  19. Tariff
  20. Objectives of tariff
  21. Criterion for fixing the tariff
  22. Simple tariff equation
  23. Types of tariff
  24. Present tariff pattern in rajasthan
  25. Power Factor Improvement
  26. Meaning of power factor
  27. Causes of low power factor
  28. Effects of low power factor
  29. Power factor improvement
  30. Methods of power factor improvement
  31. Advantages of improving power factor
  32. Economical power factor
  33. Location of power factor instrument
  34. Location of shunt capacitors
  35. Combined Operation of Power Stations
  36. Types of interconnection system
  37. Advantages of interconnection system
  38. Base load and peak load on power station
  39. Real and reactive power control of turbo alternator
  40. Reactive power requirement during peak and off peak load
  41. Control of Voltage And Reactive Power
  42. Basic Definitions
  43. Voltage control and methods of voltage control
  44. Series compensation
  45. Location of series capacitor
  46. Problems associated with series capacitor
  47. Differentiation between series capacitor and shunt capacitor
  48. Static VAr systems or SVS
  49. Extra High Voltage Lines
  50. Need of EHV transmission
  51. Advantages of EHV transmission system
  52. Disadvantages of EHV transmission system
  53. Bundled conductors
  54. Use of bundled conductors
  55. Conductor surface gradient
  56. Environmental Aspects in EHV and UHV line design
  57. Radio noise from EHV lines
  58. High Voltage Direct Current Transmission
  59. Principle of HVDC system operation
  60. Types of DC links
  61. Functions of high voltage direct current
  62. Advantages and disadvantages of HVDC
  63. Converter station equipment
  64. Ground return
  65. Earth electrode
  66. Station earth
  67. Uses of HVDC system
  68. HVDC transmission in india
  69. Corona
  70. The phenomenon of corona
  71. Disruptive critical voltage
  72. Visual critical voltage
  73. Corona loss
  74. Factors and conditions affecting corona
  75. Radio interference due to corona
  76. Practical consideration
  77. Corona in bundle conductor

Like our books? Write a review!

Welcome

Report a book error

Rate & review this book

We've updated our policies

Document 1 / 0 —

We use cookies to keep you signed in and to run this site. With your permission we would also use them to understand how the site is used. Read our Cookie Policy

Cookie preferences

Choose which cookies you allow. You can change this at any time from our Cookie Policy page.