Contact and Long-Term Behavior of Current-Carrying Connections in Electrical Power Engineering: Theory and Practice on Behavior, Calculation Approaches, as well as Design and Dimensioning Criteria
by Stephan Schlegel, Michael Gatzsche, Christian Hildmann, Toni Israel
Explore the theory and practice of current-carrying connections in electrical power engineering. The book covers contact behavior, long-term performance, calculation approaches, and design criteria to support reliable system engineering and optimization.
About This Book
This comprehensive volume addresses the critical aspects of contact and long-term behavior in current-carrying connections within electrical power engineering. It covers theoretical foundations and practical applications essential for understanding system performance.
The authors delve into behavior analysis, offering detailed calculation approaches that enable precise modeling and prediction of connection dynamics under various conditions.
Design and dimensioning criteria are thoroughly examined, providing guidelines for creating robust and efficient electrical connections that withstand operational stresses over time.
Intended for professionals and researchers, the book bridges theoretical knowledge with real-world engineering practices to enhance reliability in power systems.
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