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The solutions manual holds the correct answers to all questions within your textbook, therefore, it could save you time and effort. Principles and applications, third edition retains the fundamentals of. Thus, when the circuit breaker is closed and in service, its 52a contact is closed. Operation and maintenance of protective relays and associated. In order to appreciate this book, one must understand the history behind power system protective relaying. Maintaining the features that made the previous edition a bestse. When a system fault operates the protective relay, its output contact closes to energize the circuit breaker trip coil 52t, which functions to open the breaker main contacts and deenergize the connected power circuit. I remember randomly picking up an excellent protective relay book off a relay technicians bookshelf when i first started relay testing in the 1990s. However i have read another book on the subject titled protective relay priciples written by anthony sleva and i have to say that this is the best that i have ever read on the subject so far. I would recommend carefully reading through introductory chapters or be wellversed in power system analysis before continuing to the later chapters. Pdf protective relaying principkes and applications j. The book was old written in the age of electromechanical relays, but it gave excellent descriptions of what the relays were looking for. Lewis blackburn writing for westinghouse electric acquired by abb.
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