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자료명/저자사항: Renewable energy in power systems / Leon Freris, David Infield

발행사항: Chichester, West Sussex, UK : Wiley, 2009, c2008

청구기호: 621.4 -A10-1

자료실: [서울관] 서고(열람신청 후 1층 대출대)

형태사항: xiv, 284 p. : ill., maps, charts ; 25 cm

표준번호/부호: ISBN: 9780470017494 (cloth)

제어번호: MONO2201004950

주기사항: Includes bibliographical references and index

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Renewable Energy (RE) sources differ from conventional sources in that, generally they cannot be scheduled, they are much smaller than conventional power stations and are often connected to the electricity distribution system rather than the transmission system. The integration of such time variable ‘distributed’ or ‘embedded’ sources into electricity networks requires special consideration.

This new book addresses these special issues and covers the following:

The characteristics of conventional and RE generators with particular reference to the variable nature of RE from wind, solar, small hydro and marine sources over time scales ranging from seconds to months
The power balance and frequency stability in a network with increasing inputs from variable sources and the technical and economic implications of increased penetration from such sources with special reference to demand side management
The conversion of energy into electricity from RE sources and the type and characteristics of generators used
The requirement to condition the power from RE sources and the type and mode of operation of the power electronic converters used to interface such generators to the grid
The flow of power over networks supplied from conventional plus RE sources with particular reference to voltage control and protection
The economics and trading of ‘green’ electricity in national and international deregulated markets
The expected developments in RE technology and the future shape of power systems where the penetration from RE sources is large and where substantial operational and control benefits will be derived from extensive use of power electronic interfaces and controllers

The text is designed to be intelligible to readers who have little previous knowledge of electrical engineering. The more analytical electrical aspects are relegated to an Appendix for readers who wish to gain a more in depth understanding. The book’s flexible structure makes its accessible to the general engineer or scientists but also caters for readers with a non-scientific background. Economists, planners and environmental specialists will find parts of the book informative.

New feature

Renewable Energy (RE) sources differ from conventional sources in that, generally they cannot be scheduled, they are much smaller than conventional power stations and are often connected to the electricity distribution system rather than the transmission system. The integration of such time variable 'distributed' or 'embedded' sources into electricity networks requires special consideration.

This comprehensive book addresses these special issues and covers the following:

The characteristics of conventional and RE generators with particular reference to the variable nature of RE from wind, solar, small hydro and marine sources over time scales ranging from seconds to months
The power balance and frequency stability in a network with increasing inputs from variable sources and the technical and economic implications of increased penetration from such sources with special reference to demand side management
The conversion of energy into electricity from RE sources and type and characteristics of generators used
The requirement to condition the power from RE Sources and the type and mode of operation of the power electronic converters used to interface such generators to the grid
The flow of power over networks supplied from conventional plus RE sources with particular reference to voltage control and protection
The economics and trading of 'green' electricity in national and international deregulated markets
The expected developments in RE technology and the future shape of power systems where substantial operational and control benefits will be derived from extensive use of power electronic interfaces and controllers

The text is designed to be intelligible to readers who have little previous knowledge of electrical engineering. The more analytical electrical aspects are relegated to an Appendix for readers who wish to gain a more in depth understanding. The book's flexible structure makes it accessible to the general engineer or scientist but also caters for readers with a non-scientific background. Economists, planners and environmental specialists will find parts of the book informative.

자료명/저자사항: Renewable energy in power systems / Leon Freris, David Infield

발행사항: Chichester, West Sussex, UK : Wiley, 2009, c2008

청구기호: 621.4 -A10-1

자료실: [서울관] 서고(열람신청 후 1층 대출대)

형태사항: xiv, 284 p. : ill., maps, charts ; 25 cm

표준번호/부호: ISBN: 9780470017494 (cloth)

제어번호: MONO2201004950

주기사항: Includes bibliographical references and index

이용현황 테이블로 등록번호, 청구기호, 권별정보, 자료실, 이용여부로 구성 되어있습니다.
등록번호	청구기호	권별정보	자료실	이용여부
0001506064	621.4 -A10-1		[서울관] 서고(열람신청 후 1층 대출대)	이용가능

This new book addresses these special issues and covers the following:

The characteristics of conventional and RE generators with particular reference to the variable nature of RE from wind, solar, small hydro and marine sources over time scales ranging from seconds to months
The power balance and frequency stability in a network with increasing inputs from variable sources and the technical and economic implications of increased penetration from such sources with special reference to demand side management
The conversion of energy into electricity from RE sources and the type and characteristics of generators used
The requirement to condition the power from RE sources and the type and mode of operation of the power electronic converters used to interface such generators to the grid
The flow of power over networks supplied from conventional plus RE sources with particular reference to voltage control and protection
The economics and trading of ‘green’ electricity in national and international deregulated markets
The expected developments in RE technology and the future shape of power systems where the penetration from RE sources is large and where substantial operational and control benefits will be derived from extensive use of power electronic interfaces and controllers

New feature

Renewable Energy (RE) sources differ from conventional sources in that, generally they cannot be scheduled, they are much smaller than conventional power stations and are often connected to the electricity distribution system rather than the transmission system. The integration of such time variable 'distributed' or 'embedded' sources into electricity networks requires special consideration.

This comprehensive book addresses these special issues and covers the following:

The characteristics of conventional and RE generators with particular reference to the variable nature of RE from wind, solar, small hydro and marine sources over time scales ranging from seconds to months
The power balance and frequency stability in a network with increasing inputs from variable sources and the technical and economic implications of increased penetration from such sources with special reference to demand side management
The conversion of energy into electricity from RE sources and type and characteristics of generators used
The requirement to condition the power from RE Sources and the type and mode of operation of the power electronic converters used to interface such generators to the grid
The flow of power over networks supplied from conventional plus RE sources with particular reference to voltage control and protection
The economics and trading of 'green' electricity in national and international deregulated markets
The expected developments in RE technology and the future shape of power systems where substantial operational and control benefits will be derived from extensive use of power electronic interfaces and controllers

The text is designed to be intelligible to readers who have little previous knowledge of electrical engineering. The more analytical electrical aspects are relegated to an Appendix for readers who wish to gain a more in depth understanding. The book's flexible structure makes it accessible to the general engineer or scientist but also caters for readers with a non-scientific background. Economists, planners and environmental specialists will find parts of the book informative.

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