Electric Power Distribution, Automation, Protection, and Control By James A. Momoh
This book is intended to introduce distribution engineering as a growing
area suitable for studying new trends in computation, automation, and
control
techniques. The idea is to present the basic concepts for assessment,
design, formulation, and analysis of distribution performance. This is
timely, given the growing research interest, the desire for automation,
and the commitment to build an efficient and cost-effective distribution
system in a competitive utility environment.
The textbook is intended as a resource for electrical engineering
students, as well as professional engineers, who are interested in
learning the fundamentals of distribution engineering analysis. The book
presents computation and automation techniques in a simple,
easy-to-follow treatment. Background requirements include a basic
concept of electric circuits and a working
knowledge of foundation mathematics. The text is arranged from basic
distribution principles through renewable energy resources, computation
tools and techniques, reliability and maintenance, distribution
automation, and telecommunications. The topics are covered with
illustrative examples and some case studies to illuminate the topic as
needed. Overall, the book provides both analytical basics and practical
intuition for the future design of distribution systems.
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