Power Systems Electromagnetic Transients Simulation (IEE Power & Energy Series, 39)

Power Systems Electromagnetic Transients Simulation (IEE Power & Energy Series, 39), 9780852961063 (0852961065), Institution of Engineering and Technology, 2002

Accurate knowledge of electromagnetic power system transients is crucial to the operation of an economic, efficient and environmentally friendly power systems network without compromising on the reliability and quality of Electrical Power Supply. Electromagnetic transients simulation (EMTS) has become a universal tool for the analysis of power system electromagnetic transients in the range of nanoseconds to seconds. This book provides a thorough review of EMTS and many simple examples are included to clarify difficult concepts. This book will be of particular value to advanced engineering students and practising power systems engineers.

The analysis of electromagnetic transients has traditionally been discussed under the umbrella of circuit theory, the main core course in the electrical engineering curriculum, and therefore the subject of very many textbooks. However, some of the special characteristics of power plant components, such as machine non-linearities and transmission line frequency dependence, have not been adequately covered in conventional circuit theory. Among the specialist books written to try and remedy the situation are H. A. Peterson’s Transient performance in power systems (1951) and A. Greenwood’s Electric transients in power systems (1971). The former described the use of the transient network analyser to study the behaviour of linear and nonlinear power networks. The latter described the fundamental concepts of the subject and provided many examples of transient simulation based on the Laplace transform.

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