DocumentCode
796599
Title
Power Systems Disturbances and Considerations for Power Conditioning
Author
Nash, Hugh O., Jr. ; Wells, Francis M.
Author_Institution
Smith Seckman Reid, Inc., 2135 Blackmore Avenue, Nashville, TN 37212.
Issue
6
fYear
1985
Firstpage
1472
Lastpage
1481
Abstract
Recent years have seen a flood of power conditioning products on the market, especially for use with computers or microprocessor controlled equipment. In order to apply these conditioners effectively to eliminate or attenuate power-line disturbances, the electrical engineer must understand the types of disturbances likely to be encountered as well as their cause and effect. S/he must also know something about the susceptibility of the equipment being protected. In the computer and power conditioning industries, opinions vary widely as to the types of disturbances which are most likely to cause power related computer failures, and the best technology for eliminating them. For this reason, the engineer must work closely with the user and the computer or equipment manufacturer in order to determine the need for a power conditioner and the proper conditioner if needed.
Keywords
Computer aided manufacturing; Computer industry; Electrical equipment industry; Floods; Microprocessors; Power conditioning; Power engineering and energy; Power engineering computing; Power systems; Protection;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Industry Applications, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0093-9994
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/TIA.1985.349605
Filename
4158165
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