Electrical Cables for Power and Signal Transmission
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The demand for information on underground and submarine cables is rapidly expanding, both due to growing worldwide power transmission needs and environmental requirements. This practical book covers the design and applications of electric power cables for transmission and distribution. It is the first book to provide an overview of this important field, encompassing a wide range of subfields and covering additionally fiber as well as specialized cables for shipboards and offshore platform applications.
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Power Cables and Power Transmission.
Submarine Cables.
Shipboard Cables.
Formulas.
Glossary.
References.
Index.
Submarine Cables.
Shipboard Cables.
Formulas.
Glossary.
References.
Index.
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"This is a valuable reference for anyone working with power cables." (Electrical Apparatus, February 2001)
"This is an extremely well written book for the researcher and field specialist. it is profusely illustrated with clear photographs as well as many line drawings, charts, and diagrams, all of which aid in the understanding of the text. For those just beginning to study electrical cables, this is the book to start with. The historical perspective is excellent. For the practicing engineer or consultant, the book provides up to date information that can be used without hesitation. All Academic engineering libraries should have one or more copies and specialized libraries in the telecommunications industry should have reference copies." (E-Streams, Volume 4, No.6 - June 2001)
"This is an extremely well written book for the researcher and field specialist. it is profusely illustrated with clear photographs as well as many line drawings, charts, and diagrams, all of which aid in the understanding of the text. For those just beginning to study electrical cables, this is the book to start with. The historical perspective is excellent. For the practicing engineer or consultant, the book provides up to date information that can be used without hesitation. All Academic engineering libraries should have one or more copies and specialized libraries in the telecommunications industry should have reference copies." (E-Streams, Volume 4, No.6 - June 2001)
