ELECTRIC POWER TRANSFORMER ENGINEERING THIRD EDITION BY JAMES H. HARLOW

ELECTRIC POWER TRANSFORMER ENGINEERING THIRD EDITION BY JAMES H. HARLOW

Contents:

1 Theory and Principles

2 Power Transformers

3 Distribution Transformers

4 Phase-Shifting Transformers

5 Rectifier Transformers

6 Dry-Type Transformers

7 Instrument Transformers

8 Step-Voltage Regulators

9 Constant-Voltage Transformers

10 Transformers for Wind Turbine Generators and Photovoltaic Applications

11 Reactors

12 Insulating Media 

13 Electrical Bushings

14 Tap Changers and Smart Intelligent Controls 

15 Loading and Thermal Performance

16 Transformer Connections 

17 Transformer Testing

18 Load-Tap-Change Control and Transformer Paralleling

19 Power Transformer Protection 

20 Causes and Effects of Transformer Sound Levels 

21 Transient-Voltage Response of Coils and Windings 

22 Transformer Installation and Maintenance 

23 Problem and Failure Investigation

24 On-Line Monitoring of Liquid-Immersed Transformers

25 U.S. Power Transformer Equipment Standards and Processes

Preface:

It is appropriate that I first acknowledge my appreciation to Professor Leo Grigsby for inviting me to prepare the chapter on power transformers for the first edition (2001) of his now very popular Electric Power Engineering Handbook. From that evolved the recognition that two chapters from the 2001 handbook, those for (1) substations and (2) transformers, could be extracted, expanded, and be offered as stand-alone books while retaining the composite association with Professor Grigsby’s overall work. Thus, the first edition of Electric Power Transformer Engineering was offered by CRC Press in 2004, the second edition in 2007, and now this third edition