Power Engineering Web Reference
Power Engineering Web Reference
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Hi,
I am trying to find a web reference to allow me to understand some electrical power terms, components ..etc
Could someone please refer me to some kind of a directory, reference or something. if not power then general Electrical would do.
Thanks,
Mel
I am trying to find a web reference to allow me to understand some electrical power terms, components ..etc
Could someone please refer me to some kind of a directory, reference or something. if not power then general Electrical would do.
Thanks,
Mel






RE: Power Engineering Web Reference
I hope these will help...
http://www.bowest.com.au/library.html
http://www.ifigure.com/engineer/electric/electric.htm
Batu
RE: Power Engineering Web Reference
Thanks for the help.
This is helpful, but i am rather looking for something more specific and informative. e.g, i would like to find out what is a switchegear, its operation... or a circuit breaker application.... this is what i am after. how do some of these devices operate??
Thanks again
Mel
RE: Power Engineering Web Reference
There are many sites on the web with basic information on electric power. For example:
http://saskpower.apogee.net/foe/home.asp
The best thing to do is google search on your own. For example, if you want to learn about circuit breakers, do a google search on "circuit breaker fundamentals". Once you've learned the basics, you can try "circuit breaker applications"...and so on. It's amazing how much info you can find on your own. Eventually you may need a good basic textbook.
RE: Power Engineering Web Reference
Thanks,
Mel
RE: Power Engineering Web Reference
Many engineering aspects of switchgear are covered in IEEE Power Substations & Power Switchgear, Circuit Breakers and Fuses [ISBN 0-7381-3656-5 Product No. SE110-TBR] but it is not “free” and is not usually considered ‘fun’ reading.
RE: Power Engineering Web Reference
Online, web-/fee-based materials on power systems are available through http://standards.ieee.org/catalog/olis/allpe.html
RE: Power Engineering Web Reference
RE: Power Engineering Web Reference
IEEE Std 100 "Dictionary"
Visit
http://www.ieee.org
for more info
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