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Recommend Books

03/26/2013 7:18 AM

Do you know any recommended books about: 1) electrical faults 2) relays 3) circuit breakers 4) Current transformers & Potential transformers 5) Protection Device Coordination I'm just starting to learn about these topics. Any Books for novice would be prefered. Regards,

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Re: Recommend books

03/26/2013 7:21 AM

1) British Standard 7671.

2) RS Components catalogue

3) RS Components catalogue

4) RS Components catalogue

5) British Standard 7671.

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03/26/2013 8:00 AM

Some good free online resources (downloadable):

GE Art & Science of Protective Relaying

Design Guide for Rural Substations

Also (purchase, not free) the IEEE "Color Book" series, including the Brown Book (Power Systems Analysis), Red Book (Electric Power Distribution), and Buff Book (Protection and Coordination).

Another good book on the market is "Protective Relaying - Principles and Applications" by J. Lewis Blackburn.

Those will keep you busy for a while.

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03/26/2013 9:34 AM

Here is all about electrical engineering books
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03/26/2013 9:51 AM

Try searching Amazon.com for your topics and filter by top-rated results. You can read the product reviews to see what others think of the books.

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03/27/2013 1:51 AM

Dear Mr.vandie,

You pl. log on to the Link http://www.zone4info.com/eeb

You will get plenty of books on various topics of Electrical Engg. There are several options for down-loading and choose your own method. Any doubt, pl. post it here and I will try to answer it. You can send through, CR4 personal messaging also. If you do not get your choice of book, If have, I will send/post here.

In the same way lot of Books in Mech.Engg, Civil Engg., Medical Sciences, Maths, Physics, etc. are available. In general pl log on to http://www.zone4info.com and enroll your self. You will get regular mail and you can open the mail and choose down-loads. Video LESSONS are also coming once in away. When we were students, this sort of video-lessons were not there.

By this information, I hope other CR4 MEMBERS also will get benifitted.

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03/27/2013 2:25 AM

Dear Mr.vandie,

In continuation to my posting No.5, above , the following are some of the topics, and I am sure you will find useful for you.

http://www.zone4info.com/documents/540/1034/energy-saving-opportunities-for-transformers

http://www.zone4info.com/documents/540/1029/three-phase-power-system-operation

VIDEO CLASSES:

http://electrical-engineering-portal.com/resources/lectures

CT SELECTION GUIDE

http://electrical-engineering-portal.com/download-center/books-and-guides/electrical-engineering/current-transformers-selection-guide

PROTECTION RELAYS (42 Types)

http://electrical-engineering-portal.com/comparison-of-protection-relay-types

http://electrical-engineering-portal.com/few-words-about-digital-protection-relay

STILL MORE ..........

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03/27/2013 5:55 AM

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04/01/2013 8:23 AM

Thank u'all for ur recommendations

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