Series: Power Engineering Volume: 20
Publisher: CRC PRESS (Taylor & Francis Group)
List Price: $159.95
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About the book
The book presents a description of novel technology for protection of high-voltage equipment (power supplies, lasers, radar and RF generators) against internal breakdowns and overloads, and also for upgrading of automation systems in 10- to 36-kV power networks.
The book contains technical details essential to manufacturers of high-voltage equipment for commercial production of protection devices and to power companies for self-supporting building the devices in their laboratories.
This book discusses general problems related to the generation of current overload protection systems; describes different designs of new type high-voltage interfaces; describes the high- and low-voltage semiconductor and reed switch-based hybrid switching devices; and contains vast ready-reference information intended to facilitate designers reproducing the described devices.
To whom does it point?
The book suited to electrical,
radio, power, electro-physical, industrial engineers; research and development
managers; and upper-level undergraduate, graduate, and continuing-education
students in respective disciplines.
Lecturers of colleges and instructors
of training courses in the respective subjects will find in the book interesting
reference material for lectures.
Contents:
1. Problems of Overload and Spark
Protection Systems for High Power RF-generators, lasers and Radar
1.1. Common Problem of HV Equipment
1.2. Interface Relays
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2. High Voltage Interface RG-series
Relays
2.1. Interface Relays for DC Circuits
2.2. The Impulse Action Device
2.3. HV RG-series Interfaces for
Power Engineering
2.4. Special RG-relay Based Devices
3. High Voltage Switching Devices
3.1.HV Relay "Goliath" Series
3.2. HV Solid-State Switching Devices
HVTS-series
3.3. HV Reed Switch Based Commutation
Devices
3.4. Hybrid Commutation Devices
3.5. Reliability of the HV Commutation
Devices Based on Serially Connected Elements
4. Low Voltage Switching Devices
for High Voltage Power Supply
4.1. Soft-Start Thyristor Contactor
4.2. Soft-Start Contactor on IGBT-transistors
4.3. Power Combined Devices
4.4. Hybrid Power Relays
4.5. Hybrid Switch, Based on Anti-Parallel
Connected Thyristors
4.6. Temperature Influence on SAPT
Operation
4.7. Hybrid Reed-Transistor Switching
Device for DC Circuits
5. Applications for Power Engineering
5.1. New Relay Protection Technology
5.2. Hybrid Over-current Protection
Relay
5.3. Arc Protection Relay fo Switchboard
5.4. Automatic Reset Short
Circuit Indicator
5.5. High Voltage Threshold Current
Transducer
5.6. Single-Phase Ground Faults
Protection
5.7. Ground Circuit Fault Indicator
for HV Cables
5.8. CT Protection from Circuit
Disconnection
5.9. Protection Against Ferroresonance
in VT
5.10. HV Indicator for Switchboards
6 - 24 kV
5.11. High Speed Voltage Unbalance
Relay
5.12. Device for Protection from
Voltage Spikes
6. Applications for Powerful
Radio-Electronic Equipment
6.1. A Special Commutation Device
for Unattended Booster Stations
6.2. System Protection forr Powerful
Radar
6.3. Protection System for Powerful
Industries Lasers
7. High Voltage Devices for Industrial
Applications
7.1. Automatic High Voltage Circuit
Breakers
7.2. High Voltage Laboratory Power
Supply
7.3. Power Relay with Protective
Contacts (REPROCON)
7.4. The Use of High Voltage RG-series
Relays in Electro-Physical Installations
Appendicies:
Appendix A: Some of Author Publications
on Book’s Subject
Appendix B: Some Types of RG-relays
with Special Characteristics
Appendix C: Environmental Tests
of RG-relays for MIL-STD-202 Requirements
Appendix D: Components, Recommended
for Use in HV Protection Devices (Reed Switches, Solid State Modules, High
Voltage Thyristors, High Voltage High Power Transistors, Electromagnetic
Relays, Connectors HV Cables and Cable Assemblies, Capacitors DC/AC)
Appendix E: Insulation Materials
for RG-relays Production
Appendix F: Engineering Equations
for Calculations of Magnetic Conductivity in Magnetic Circuits and Electrical
Fields for Some Electrodes