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    GENERAL POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF GRID INTERCONNECTIONS

    April 21, 2014 - By Engr. Aneel Kumar

    There are number of technical rationales for grid interconnections, many of which have economic components as well. Technical rationales for…

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    REACTIVE POWER AND ITS SOURCES

    April 20, 2014 - By Engr. Aneel Kumar

    REACTIVE POWER: Reactive power is a concept used by engineers to describe the background energy movement in an Alternating Current…

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    BEHAVIOUR OF SHUNT REACTOR DURING EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL FAULTS

    April 20, 2014 - By Engr. Aneel Kumar

    Shunt reactors are connected in parallel with the rest of the power network. Shunt reactor can be treated as a…

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    TYPICAL CONTROL SCHEMES OF SHUNT REACTOR

    April 20, 2014 - By Engr. Aneel Kumar

    The shunt reactors are generally designed for natural cooling with the radiators mounted directly on the tank. However sometimes it…

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    MECHANICAL FAULT DETECTION OF SHUNT REACTOR

    April 20, 2014 - By Engr. Aneel Kumar

    Similarly to the power transformers, HV oil immersed shunt reactors typically have build-in mechanical devices for internal fault or abnormal…

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    TURN TO TURN PROTECTION SCHEMES OF SHUNT REACTOR

    April 20, 2014 - By Engr. Aneel Kumar

    Turn-to-turn faults in shunt reactor present a formidable challenge to the protection engineer. The current and the voltage changes encountered…

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    OPERATING CHARACTERISTICS OF SHUNT REACTOR

    April 20, 2014 - By Engr. Aneel Kumar

    1) LINEARITY: For normal operating voltages there is a linear relationship between applied voltage and reactor current (i.e. a small…

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    FOSSIL FUEL POWER PLANTS

    April 20, 2014 - By Engr. Aneel Kumar

    Steam turbine power plants can use coal, oil, natural gas, or just about any combustible material as the fuel resource.…

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    STEAM TURBINE POWER PLANTS

    April 20, 2014 - By Engr. Aneel Kumar

    High pressure and high temperature steam is created in a boiler, furnace, or heat exchanger and moved through a steam…

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    REAL TIME ELECTRICAL POWER GENERATION

    April 20, 2014 - By Engr. Aneel Kumar

    Power plants produce electrical energy on a real-time basis. Electric power systems do not store energy such as most gas…

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