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By
Cobus Strauss, CPEng BSc (ElecEng), Bcomm, SKM Engineers, Perth, Australia
Description
In the past automation of the power network was a very specialized area but recently due to deregulation and privatization the area has
become of a great importance because companies require more information and communication to minimize costs, reduce workforce and minimize
errors in order to make a profit.
Audience
Electrical power engineering professionals (transmission and distribution); communications engineers working in the electricity generation
and distribution sector. Electrical and mechanical engineers and technicians wishing to understand the essentials of industrial data
communications in the electricity transmission and distribution business.
Contents
Introduction to Power System Automation; Historical Development of Power System Automation; Overview of Power Networks; Fundamentals of
Electrical Protection; Remote Substation Access and Local Intelligence; Data Communications; Communication Protocols; SCADA Systems;
Communications in Power System Automation; Power System Automation Architectures; Power System Automation Systems on the Market; Practical
Considerations; The Internet.
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Paperback, 224 pages, publication date: OCT-2003
ISBN-13: 978-0-7506-5801-0
ISBN-10: 0-7506-5801-0
Imprint: NEWNES
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