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Journal Article

Author
Moran, William John
Title
Experience with the operation of automatic substations
In
Journal of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 4, no. 11, Nov 1932, pp. 388-394
Description

Abridgment of paper No.421, which originated in the Sydney Division of The Institution.

See also Discussions and Communications: JIEA v.5 1933 pp.247

[This paper was awarded the Electrical Association Premium 1932?.]

Abstract

The paper is based on the author's practical experience
in the construction and operation of automatic substations. As well as dealing with the technical aspects such as the different types of equipment and the operation methods appropriate to each type, an economic side of the question is considered. Details of the methods and staff required on the maintenance side are discussed.

See also

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