1 History of Electric Power Industry 1 2 \: I3 U$ e2 o' ~5 nOrigin of the Industry / 13 ^: H, A* {7 A' P' u
Development of the National Electric Power Grid / 3$ l8 I: B* n/ P5 @! |
Industry Ownership Structure / 6 % C5 b& n9 l/ m, z& lLegislation and Regulation / 8 * }0 h) P; F+ ?7 P2 @0 X5 uBlackouts and the Reliability Crisis / 8. F& F9 Z0 n" _ P/ N: v9 n1 O
Environmental Crisis—The Shift to Low-Sulfur Oil / 97 |0 M9 X( E6 A7 N% r4 q* y
Fuel Crisis—The Shift from Oil / 9+ R" x$ U7 x' J( p
Financial Crisis / 95 g- e, Y1 }; e, H1 s( I
Legislative and Regulatory Crisis / 10, _& z" i: O9 s' `) n: J4 {
2 Electric Power System 13; b3 ~, R+ ?: w
Customers / 14; x+ g6 e/ n# v
Sources of the Electric Energy—Generation / 15 4 E9 i$ F2 T9 w8 B ~5 W+ x$ @Delivery System / 17/ G7 R! {/ m* p) u6 `) `" o M( L
Interconnections / 19/ q2 l' b, Z. D1 I& n
Grid / 21) U$ q4 D1 l r
3 Basic Electric Power Concepts 236 D- ?5 x- i+ z' Z' N1 W7 M
Electric Energy / 24 ( m6 u3 ~4 `' n7 C! m' AConcepts Relating to the Flow of Electricity / 26' y% Z& \; t! y% B. R2 @
Direct Current / 27, q$ b: B" v Z( ~& o; ~
Alternating Current / 27 , [( L" u. C3 N3 W. L2 d' WThree Phases / 29 U+ w+ S. Y$ R! O2 j. a+ z" i& i
Synchronism / 295 N5 `* `1 b% n2 h+ K, \* a
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