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Free Download | Power System Control and Stability Second Edition

Written By share_e on Sunday, March 20, 2011 | Sunday, March 20, 2011


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Since the  industrial revolution man’s demand  for  and consumption  of  energy  has increased steadily.  The invention of  the  induction motor by  Nikola Tesla  in  1888 signaled  the growing importance of  electrical energy  in  the industrial world  as well  as its use  for artificial lighting.  A major portion  of  the energy needs of a modern  society is supplied in the form of electrical energy. Industrially developed societies need  an ever-increasing supply of  electrical  power, and the demand on  the North American  continent has been  doubling every  ten years. Very complex power systems  have  been  built  to  satisfy  this  increasing  demand


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