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Subject:Re: H-V Electrical Distribution Systems From:"Ivie, Guy" <GuyI -at- CORPMAIL -dot- FOLLETT -dot- COM> Date:Fri, 25 Apr 1997 16:40:00 PDT
Try the local college bookstore and browse the electrical engineering
section?
Guy Ivie
GuyI -at- corpmail -dot- follett -dot- com (work)
givie -at- earthlink -dot- net (not work)
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Sent: Friday, April 25, 1997 13:43
To: TECHWR-L
Subject: H-V Electrical Distribution Systems
Hi All,
Today seems pretty slow for everything, including this list, so I
decided to take a break and see what you know.
Background: I'm writing the procedures for a high-voltage
distribution system (138 kV and 13.2 kV lines), which includes
transformer stations, switching stations, and lines and feeders. You
might think of this system as one that feeds a small city of about
5000 people that include commercial, scientific, industrial, and
residential users. These procedures include a system description,
descriptions of controls, maintenance and testing procedures,
operating procedures, alarm response procedures, and emergency
procedures. My technical resources include AutoCAD files (one-line
and three-line diagrams, switchgear elevations, and etc.) and linemen.
Problem: Vendor and manufacturer's literature is not available. So,
what I learn is from talking to the linemen (whom very seldom have
time to talk with me), and from reading the AutoCAD drawings. What I
need is a reference or text book that describes what all the devices
are and how they work. Does anyone have any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Don Timmerman, dtimmerman -at- anl -dot- gov
"If you don't have fun at work, don't go to work." D. Timmerman
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