DocumentCode
1467810
Title
Philosophy of relaying
Author
Knapp, E. W. ; Hicks, Ben C.
Author_Institution
Shawinigan Water and Power Company, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
Volume
65
Issue
11
fYear
1946
Firstpage
735
Lastpage
740
Abstract
PHILOSOPHICALLY the electric power system exists to serve certain human needs and it must serve them better and more economically than they could be served by other methods or it would not be able to continue to exist or to grow. The rendering of service of the required degree of excellence, within economic limitations, is not an inherent attribute of the electric power system but is the result of sustained and carefully co-ordinated effort on the part of all concerned in the rendering of the service, including 1. Precautions taken in the design of equipment to make it trouble free and reliable. 2. Precautions taken in system layout and connections to enable service to be rendered continuously under adverse as well as under favorable conditions. 3. Precautions taken in the operation and maintenance of the system to avoid unnecessary interruptions to service.
Keywords
Circuit breakers; Circuit faults; Current transformers; Fuses; Generators; Relays; Voltage transformers;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Electrical Engineering
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0095-9197
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/EE.1946.6439942
Filename
6439942
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