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Filtering by: Creator Stevenson, John Remove constraint Creator: Stevenson, John Advisor Engle, John F. Remove constraint Advisor: Engle, John F. Degree Name Master of Science (M.S.) Remove constraint Degree Name: Master of Science (M.S.)

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Theoretical influence of untransposed transmission line construction on system losses and voltage balance

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Chanakorn, Chavalit

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The purpose of this thesis is to investigate the necessity of transposition in the construction of overhead transmission lines. Line currents, line voltages and line losses of both the transposed and untransposed lines were calculated and compared for two different voltage classes. The conventional method of symmetrical components was used...

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LOSSES AND VOLTAGE BALANCE Redacted for PrivacyAbstract approved John F. Engle The purpose of this
An alternating current, resistance analog network simulator for A-C power system stability studies

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Barton, Donald Roger

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A design of a multi-compensated 230 kv, 360-mile interconnection between central and southern Thailand

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Bejraputra, Kriengkorn

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The integration of the southern electrical system with the balance of Thailand has many desirable features, but technical and economic problems make this a difficult task. It is over 300 miles between the nearest practical points of the interconnection. In the next ten years, there will probably be a maximum...

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SOUTHERN THAILAND Abstract approved: Redacted for PrivacyI John F. le The integration of the southern
Planning a renovation of the underground distribution system for the city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia

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Saiyed, Waqar Hassan

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The present thesis is about the electric power distribution system for the city of Mecca, in Saudi Arabia. The distribution system of Mecca started suddenly, grew haphazardly and developed quickly with a load factor as high as 38%. Lack of planning, records and training plus insufficient experience of management evolved...

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MECCA IN SAUDI ARABIA Abstract approved: Redacted for Privacy John F. Eng ly The present thesis is

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Electrical and Electronics Engineering2
Electrical Engineering1
Electrical and Computer Engineering1

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Engle, John F.[remove]4

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Barton, Donald Roger1
Bejraputra, Kriengkorn1
Chanakorn, Chavalit1
Saiyed, Waqar Hassan1

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1960-19691

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Electrical and Electronics Engineering2
Electrical Engineering1
Electrical and Computer Engineering1

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Master's4

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Master of Science (M.S.)[remove]4

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English [eng]4

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Oregon State University. Graduate School4

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Masters Thesis4

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Electric network analyzers1
Electric power distribution1
Interconnected electric utility systems1
Public works -- Saudi Arabia -- Mecca1
Transients (Electricity)1

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