Emmanouil Angeladas

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Bachelor in Electrical Engineering from Technological Educational Institute of Piraeus, Hellas. Electrical engineer working at Center of Renewable Energy Sources. I work in the field of maintenance, functional test and installation of measuring systems, including wind potential measurements in areas where wind turbines will be installed. I'm highly interested in HVDC systems, Fuel Cells technology and Microgrids.

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Voltage Distribution In a Suspension Insulator Strain

A suspension insulator strain consists of a series of alternately insulators and metal parts, which bind each insulator to the next. This constitutes a series of connected capacitors, with each… Read more

Jul 01, 2013 | Emmanouil Angeladas

Voltage Distribution In a Suspension Insulator Strain

Overhead Transmission Lines – Static Mechanical Support

When designing an overhead transmission line, we should pay attention to ensure that the tension force does not exceed, in any case, the limit of the mechanical strength of the… Read more

Jun 17, 2013 | Emmanouil Angeladas

Overhead Transmission Lines - Principles of Engineering // Static Mechanical Support

Smart Grids and The New Age of Energy

Network planning Power electronics (HVDC/FACTS) Bulk renewable integration Energy Management System (EMS) Smart substation automation and protection Integrated Substation Condition Monitoring (ISCM) Communication Solutions Distribution Management System (DMS) Distribution automation… Read more

Apr 24, 2013 | Emmanouil Angeladas

Medium Voltage Switchgear (2) – Selection of Switching Devices

Continued from first part: Medium Voltage Switchgear (1) – Basics of Switching Devices Switching devices are selected both according to their ratings and according to the switching duties to be… Read more

Feb 13, 2013 | Emmanouil Angeladas

Medium Voltage Switchgear (2) – Selection of Switching Devices

The Basics of Switching Devices In Medium Voltage Switchgear (Part 1)

According to international rules, there are only two voltage levels: Low voltage: up to and including 1kV AC (or 1,500V DC) and High voltage: above 1kV AC (or 1,500V DC). Most electrical… Read more

Feb 11, 2013 | Emmanouil Angeladas

The Basics of Switching Devices In Medium Voltage Switchgear

High Voltage Substations Overview (part 2)

Continued from first part: High Voltage Substations Overview (part 1) Transformers are used for the transformation of high and medium voltage to low voltage, flanked by specific protective devices and… Read more

Jan 26, 2013 | Emmanouil Angeladas

High Voltage Substations Overview (part 2)

High voltage substations overview (part 1)

High voltage substations are interconnection points within the power transmission and distribution systems between regions and countries. Different applications of substations lead to HV substations with and without power transformers: Step… Read more

Jan 25, 2013 | Emmanouil Angeladas

Substations and Distribution Substations Overview

Lighting Circuits Connections for Interior Electrical Installations (3)

Continued from 2nd part: Lighting Circuits Connections for Interior Electrical Installations (2) The main reason for installing an emergency lighting system is to enable the building to meet fire safety… Read more

Jan 02, 2013 | Emmanouil Angeladas

Lighting Circuits Connections for Interior Electrical Installations (2)

Continued from first part: Lighting Circuits Connections for Interior Electrical Installations In modern internal electrical installations, domestic and professional, there is a need for lighting installations in staircases and installation… Read more

Dec 31, 2012 | Emmanouil Angeladas

Lighting Circuits Connections for Interior Electrical Installations

Electrical lines which include lighting circuits begin from the main distribution panel of the installation and each line contains three conductors: phase, neutral and ground. All three conductors reach to… Read more

Dec 07, 2012 | Emmanouil Angeladas

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