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University credit hours: 4.0
Course description
Credit points: 3.5
Prerequisites: Techno-Economical Problems in Power Systems
Power systems at abnormal conditions: Symmetrical and non-symmetrcal short-circuits. Mechanical forces and thermal fields under short-circuit conditions. Protection systems. Over-voltages due to lightning and switching phenomena. Power system outages due to lightning strokes. Grounding. Wave phenomena in power systems. Insulation requirements. Power transmission capability. Dynamic and static stability of power systems.