Protective Relaying
Protective Relaying
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Can anyone please explain long time and short time settings on a digitrip type solid state trip device?
I'm an intern and would like to learn more about power sys protection. Can anyone please recommend a book that explains relaying, fault analysis,... I'm looking for a real good book for a beginner.
Thanks.
I'm an intern and would like to learn more about power sys protection. Can anyone please recommend a book that explains relaying, fault analysis,... I'm looking for a real good book for a beginner.
Thanks.






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You should also read thru the IEEE Buff Book, IEEE Std. 242
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Wbd's recommendation, "The Art and Science of Protective Relaying", is the book I started with. It's an excellent resource.
Although this may not be an option at this time, I would also recommend a class at Georgia Tech, "Power System Relaying: Theory and Application." The professors, A.P. Sakis Meliopoulos and Tony Ayoub, are passionate and interesting.
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Your not alone, I have been in the electric utilities for 24 yrs. I was the last power engineer to graduate from my school as they were investing heavily into micro-electronics and electronics. I do understand now that WPI is going to revive their power system undergrad program.
Another good book is Stevenson's "Elements of Power System Analysis"
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It's very similar to IEEE standard 242.
The other book i would recommend is "Applied Protective Relaying" It was originally published by Westinghouse ( Circle-bar-w) and is now published by ABB. The turn up at place like Powells in Portland (http://www.powells.com/) who will put you on the waiting list, or on eBay. JL Blackburn wrote a couple of the chapters in it.
I had it in college as a text book and If I remember correct the professor got them for us free.
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