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Journal Article

Author
Longbottom, Claude Muller
Title
The present status of long-distance transmission
In
Transactions of the Institution of Engineers, Australia
Imprint
vol. 6, 1925, pp. 134-159
Url
https://search.informit.org/doi/10.3316/informit.863596246833278
Description

This paper by Claude Muller Longbottom BE JrIEAust, holder of a Walter and Eliza Hall Engineering Fellowship in the University of Queensland, was read before the Brisbane Division of The Institution.

[This paper was one of two jointly awarded the Electrical Association Premium 1927.]

Abstract

In this paper the latest developments in the art of Electrical Transmission are reviewed from the point of view of the theory of transmission and the relation of stability to load limits. It is the purpose of the paper to correlate the latest ideas on that subject resulting from extensive experiments which were carried out recently in America and with which the author was actively connected for some time. In an appendix the mathematics leading up to the circle diagram are introduced in a condensed form, sufficient for the purpose of deriving the circles from which certain deductions may be made, thus shortening the work considerably when any case has to be analysed. Though the graphical method introduces unavoidable inaccuracies it is important to remember that loading conditions are never known accurately and temperature variations cause errors which are outside the scope of ordinary practical analysis.

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