Synchronous Generators (Electric Generators Handbook) [Hardcover] Boldea, Ion

Ynchronous Generators, The First Of Two Volumes In The Electric Generators Handbook, Offers A Thorough Introduction To Electrical Energy And Electricity Generation, Including The Basic Principles Of Electric Generators. The Book Devotes A Chapter To The Most Representative Prime Mover Models For Transients Used In Active Control Of Various Generators. Then, Individual Chapters Explore Large And MediumPower Synchronous Generator Topologies, Steady State, Modeling, Transients, Control, Design, And Testing. Numerous Case Studies, WorkedOut Examples, Sample Results, And Illustrations Highlight The Concepts.Fully Revised And Updated To Reflect The Last DecadeS Worth Of Progress In The Field, This Second Edition Adds New Sections That: Discuss HighPower Wind Generators With Fewer Or No Permanent Magnets (Pms) Cover PmAssisted DcExcited Salient Pole Synchronous Generators Present Multiphase Synchronous Machine Inductances Via The Winding Function Method Consider The Control Of Autonomous Synchronous Generators Examine Additional Optimization Design Issues Illustrate The Optimal Design Of A Large Wind Generator By The HookeJeeves Method Detail The Magnetic Equivalent Circuit PopulationBased Optimal Design Of Synchronous Generators Address Online Identification Of Synchronous Generator Parameters Explain The SmallSignal Injection Online Technique Explore Line Switching (On Or Off) Parameter Identification For Isolated Grids Describe Synthetic BackToBack Load Testing With Inverter Supply The Promise Of Renewable, Sustainable Energy Rests On Our Ability To Design Innovative Power Systems That Are Able To Harness Energy From A Variety Of Sources. Synchronous Generators, Second Edition Supplies StateOfTheArt Tools Necessary To Design, Validate, And Deploy The Right Power Generation Technologies To Fulfill TomorrowS Complex Energy Needs.