El-Sharkawi M Electric Energy An Introduction 3ed 2013 torrent

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The search for renewable energy and smart grids, the societal impact of blackouts, and the environmental impact of generating electricity, along with the new ABET criteria, continue to drive a renewed interest in electric energy as a core subject. Keeping pace with these changes, Electric Energy: An Introduction, Third Edition restructures the traditional introductory electric energy course to better meet the needs of electrical and mechanical engineering students.
Now in color, this third edition of a bestselling textbook gives students a wider view of electric energy, without sacrificing depth. Coverage includes energy resources, renewable energy, power plants and their environmental impacts, electric safety, power quality, power market, blackouts, and future power systems. The book also makes the traditional topics of electromechanical conversion, transformers, power electronics, and three-phase systems more relevant to students. Throughout, it emphasizes issues that engineers encounter in their daily work, with numerous examples drawn from real systems and real data.
What’s New in This Edition
Color illustrations
Substation and distribution equipment
Updated data on energy resources
Expanded coverage of power plants
Expanded material on renewable energy
Expanded material on electric safety
Three-phase system and pulse width modulation for DC/AC converters
Induction generator
More information on smart grids
Additional problems and solutions
Combining the fundamentals of traditional energy conversion with contemporary topics in electric energy, this accessible textbook gives students the broad background they need to meet future challenges.
Contents
History of Power Systems
Basic Components of Power Systems
Energy Resources
Power Plants
Environmental Impact of Power Plants
Renewable Energy
Alternating Current Circuits
Three-Phase Systems
Electric Safety
Power Electronics
Transformers
Electric Machines
Power Quality
Power Grid and Blackouts
Future Power Systems
Appendixes
Units and Symbols
Conversions
Key Parameters
Inductors
Key Integrals