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... Civil Engineers, 1995.WRP 1992, International Symposium on Hydrology and Water Resources Education and Training: TheChallenges to Meet at the Turn of the XXI Century, (Chihuahua, Chihuahua, ... NINETransformers associated with hydroelectric generation may differ somewhat from those used intransmission and distribution applications. For example, it is not uncommon for a single step-uptransformer ... reserved.Any use is subject to the Terms of Use as given at the website.Source: STANDARD HANDBOOK FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 9-20 SECTION NINEposition without moving the gates, it is referred to as...

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... case.3.1.8 Instrument TransformersThe material that follows is a brief summary of information on instrument transformers as measure-ment elements. For more extensive information, consult American ... C57.13,Requirement for Instrument Transformers; American National Standards Institute; AmericanNational Standard C12, Code for Electricity Metering; Electrical Meterman’s Handbook, EdisonElectric ... instrument transformers, and auxiliarydevices. Further detailed information may be found in the Handbook for Electric Metermen, EdisonElectric Institute.The practical unit of electrical energy...

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... Designation. America uses, for sizes up to 4/0, mil, decimals of an inch, or AWGnumbers for solid conductors and AWG numbers or circular mils for stranded conductors; for sizeslarger than 4/0, ... elastic deformation andpermanent deformation. When a material is subjected to stress and undergoes deformation butresumes its original shape and dimensions when the stress is removed, the deformation ... internalstress to the corresponding strain or deformation. It is a characteristic of each material, form (shapeor structure), and type of stressing. For deformations involving changes in both volume...

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... therefore make more effi-cient use of coal.Postcombustion control processes are widely used for the capture of sulfur and particulate. Lime-based scrubbers for SO2removal and equipment for ... reserved.Any use is subject to the Terms of Use as given at the website.Source: STANDARD HANDBOOK FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 5-20 SECTION FIVEwhere F ϭ fuel nuclide, mass number mn ϭ neutron A, B ... produced for further fission action. For a 1300-MW (electrical) light-water nuclearplant, a representative core assembly might involve 241 fuel assemblies each weighing approxi-mately 660 kg, for...

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... Standard Handbook of Powerplant Engineering.New York: McGraw-Hill.Kiameh, Philip. 2003. Power Generation Handbook. New York: McGraw-Hill.2003. Marks’ Electronic Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers. ... reserved.Any use is subject to the Terms of Use as given at the website.Source: STANDARD HANDBOOK FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS TABLE 6-3 Heat-Rate Variation with Heater Cycle of 50,000-kW Nonreheat Turbine ... accounting for all losses required to generatethe propeller-shaft output work, this fuel rate includes the requirements for the ship’s “hotel” electricload, freshwater evaporators, and steam for heating...

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... constantK is 234.5°C for copper, 242°C for silver-alloyed copper used for hollow conductors, and 225°C for electrical conductivity aluminum.Discharge coolant method. For directly cooled armature ... phaseg ϭ electrical angle between slotsqsϭ electrical angle of skewHere, the relevant angles are stated in electrical terms. The electrical angle is p times the physicalangle. Thus, in a ... reserved.Any use is subject to the Terms of Use as given at the website.Source: STANDARD HANDBOOK FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 7-20 SECTION SEVENFIGURE 7-17 Typical saturation curves of an ac generator...

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... armature-core length, inK1ϭ 18.5 for noncommutating-pole machinesϭ 0 for machines with commutating-pole length ϭ LrK2ϭ 1.0 for machines using nonmagnetic bandsϭ 1.7 for machines using magnetic ... reserved.Any use is subject to the Terms of Use as given at the website.Source: STANDARD HANDBOOK FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 8-20 SECTION EIGHTDirect-current motor speeds must suit the applica-tion, ... abovespeciﬁed ambient-air temperatures for various machine enclosures and duty cycles. Typical valuesare 40°C for Class A systems, 60°C for Class B, and 80°C rise for Class F systems on armature coils.Class...

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... extensively for grounding transformers, the sole purpose of whichis to establish a neutral point for grounding purposes; therefore no other windings are required.10.1.3 Power TransformersPower transformers ... at the website.Source: STANDARD HANDBOOK FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS through the oil ducts of the coil. For such cases, E is best evaluated by comparison with performanceof previous designs.The ... correction of 0.4% of rated kVA for self-cooled transformers or 0.5%of rated kVA for forced-air-cooled or forced-oil-cooled transformers for each 330 ft of additionalaltitude above 3300 ft...

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... examined. Market forecastsare provided for capacity, new projects, and annual revenue for the 2002 to 2008 time frame. The fore-casts cover national, regional, and world markets for both single-site ... Fig. 11-6. By finding the TSR for maximum Cp, we can calculate the rotorspeed for a given wind speed that will give best performance for this machine. It will therefore markthe wind speed neighborhood ... cents perkilowatt hour for solar energy, 8.6 cents per kilowatt hour for wind, from 9.6 to 8.2 cents per kilowatthour for biomass, 8.4 to 6.7 cents per kilowatt hour for geothermal, and 7.2...

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... website.Source: STANDARD HANDBOOK FOR ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS 12-2 SECTION TWELVEA strategic infrastructure for the production and distribution of energy is essential for industri-alized nations. ... availability. The spot market is for immediate deliveryof the commodity. The forward market is for the near–term delivery of the commodity. The futuremarkets are for the financial hedging of the ... in inventory is usually the amount required for 2 or 3 month’s operation for each plant. For nuclear fuel, the carrying charges are very high as costs for expended fuel mainte-nance is increasing...

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