In power-system fieldwork, the right information is often needed immediately-not after searching through hundreds of pages of manuals, standards, and reference documents.
Power Systems Field Reference brings essential engineering information together in one practical, easy-to-use handbook for power-system technicians, protection engineers, commissioning engineers, field-service professionals, and electrical engineering practitioners.
Designed for quick consultation, the book covers electrical fundamentals and unit conversions; transformers, CTs, VTs, breakers, cables, and machines; per-unit and fault calculations; symmetrical components and grounding; protection functions and relay testing; IEC 61850 and digital substations; and vPAC and modern grid technologies.
Drawing on ANSI/IEEE and IEC practices, the book emphasizes practical application, field verification, testing, commissioning, and troubleshooting rather than lengthy theoretical treatment.
Whether used in the field, at a test bench, during commissioning, or as a desk reference, Power Systems Field Reference helps engineers and technicians find critical information faster, verify their work, reduce avoidable errors, and approach power-system tasks with greater confidence.
A practical companion for professionals who believe that reliable power systems begin with reliable engineering information.
