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Electrical engineering is a field of engineering  that generally deals with the study and application of electricity, electronics  and electromagnetism. Many companies and industry experts has been releasing technical books and guides in order to spread their knowledge, so they are all here, presented for you.

Nikola Tesla - Serbian-American inventor, mechanical engineer, and electrical engineer
Nikola Tesla – Serbian-American inventor, mechanical engineer, and electrical engineer

Introduction to energy generation

Prior to the discovery of Faraday’s Laws of electromagnetic discussion, electrical power was available from batteries with limited voltage and current levels. Although complicated in construction, D.C. generators were developed first to generate power in bulk.

However, due to limitation of the D.C. machine to generate voltage beyond few hundred volts, it was not economical to transmit large amount of power over a long distance. For a given amount of power, the current magnitude (I = P/V), hence section of the copper conductor will be large.

Thus generation, transmission and distribution of D.C. power were restricted to area of few kilometer radius with no interconnections between generating plants. Therefore, area specific generating stations along with its distribution networks had to be used.

In later half of eighties, in nineteenth century, it was proposed to have a power system with 3-phase, 50 Hz A.C generation, transmission and distribution networks.

Once A.C. system was adopted, transmission of large power (MW) at higher transmission voltage become a reality by using transformers. Level of voltage could be changed virtually to any other desired level with transformers – which was hitherto impossible with D.C system.

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Filter networks for electrical engineering

A filter is a network designed to pass signals having frequencies within certain bands (called pass-bands) with little attenuation, but greatly attenuates signals within other bands (called attenuation bands or… Read more

May 05, 2021

Filter networks for electrical engineering

90 Comments


  1. abhijit
    Mar 05, 2017

    Dear sir,

    we have to make contact of switch upto 150A how to select the cross section area for rated current 150A


  2. Chandran C
    Feb 27, 2017

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  3. Bazic
    Feb 22, 2017

    Thank you so much for your efforts, this website is very useful
    Is it possible to download all documents at once ?

    Regards


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    Feb 15, 2017

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  5. Dharmendra
    Feb 07, 2017

    I have a 150 KVA generator. It suddenly developed a malfunction recently. When it is switched on, it runs for about 30 seconds and then goes off. It is electronically switched on or off.


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    Jan 09, 2017

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  7. Ashok
    Dec 13, 2016

    hello sir,

    Please clear my confusion. While calculating load currents for sizing the cables, which P.F.should be used?? Old or new after compensation..? and also i heard that reduced cable size depends on the type of compensation.i.e. global, sector or individual…please explain.


    • Abhiram
      Dec 21, 2016

      Hello,

      If you are talking about XLPE cables, then the power factor to be selected as per the load type. If it is residential, then you can go to 0.8 or below ; if it is commercial/ industrial you have to go to 0.9 or unity (If full motor/ pump loads).
      You can select/ alter the PF as per the local authority approvals only.

      For Fire pumps, large motors & AC units(with motor) always consider starting current as 1.5 times the normal load as standard to size the MCCB/ Isolator rating & then select the cable size accordingly.

      regards,
      Abhiram Ajay
      Dubai


  8. Sanket Saxena
    Nov 12, 2016

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  9. Krishnan C
    Nov 08, 2016

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    Nov 05, 2016

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    I always learning with EEP, the best site for electrical,
    Sir I want to DOE fundamental of electrical science vol. 2 of 4, hear in site I just see vol. 1 of 4,
    So please can you add in hear. ?


  11. Rizwan Ahmed Rafiq
    Sep 29, 2016

    Can you please explain the function of Load Bank?
    How can we size the Load Bank?


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    Sep 28, 2016

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