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... heat loss. For melting for coating work, for
example, galvanizing, the kilowatts capacity needed is the sum of the capacities required for melt-
ing, for heating the base material, and for the rate ... steel
plants over half of the purchased energy is in the form of electricity. Costs of electrical energy are
disproportionately higher than those for other forms of energy.
Powe...
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... case.
3.1.8 Instrument Transformers
The 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; American
National Standard C12, Code for Electricity Metering; Electrical Meterman’s Handbook,...
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... Designation. America uses, for sizes up to 4/0, mil, decimals of an inch, or AWG
numbers for solid conductors and AWG numbers or circular mils for stranded conductors; for sizes
larger than 4/0, ... elastic deformation and
permanent deformation. When a material is subjected to stress and undergoes deformation but
resumes its original shape and dimensions when the stress is removed, th...
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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 SO
2
removal and equipment for ... reserved.
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5-20 SECTION FIVE
where F ϭ fuel nuclide, mass number m
n...
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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.
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TABLE 6-3 Heat-Rate Variation with Heater...
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... constant
K 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 ... number of slots per pole per phase
g ϭ electrical angle between slots
q
s
ϭ electrical angle of skew
Here, the relevant angles are stated in electrical terms. The electrical...
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... armature-core length, in
K
1
ϭ 18.5 for noncommutating-pole machines
ϭ 0 for machines with commutating-pole length ϭ L
r
K
2
ϭ 1.0 for machines using nonmagnetic bands
ϭ 1.7 for machines using magnetic ... reserved.
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8-20 SECTION EIGHT
Direct-current motor speeds...
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... main step-up transformer. Smaller plants may only have provision for switching via
a switchyard breaker on the high voltage side of the step-up transformer, the generator and transformer
being connected ... NINE
Transformers associated with hydroelectric generation may differ somewhat from those used in
transmission and distribution applications. For example, it is not uncommon for a si...
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... extensively for grounding transformers, the sole purpose of which
is to establish a neutral point for grounding purposes; therefore no other windings are required.
10.1.3 Power Transformers
Power transformers ... at the website.
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through the oil ducts of the coil. For such cases, E is best evaluated by comparison with performanc...
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... examined. Market forecasts
are 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 C
p
, we can calculate the rotor
speed for a given wind speed that will give best performance for this machine. It will therefore mark
t...