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A reference to Mechanical calculations of Distribution power networks.

hi all,

I am looking for a reference to mechanical calculations of distribution power networks.I mean low-voltage i.g. 20K or below.Is there any IEC or IEEE standard?

can anybody help me?

Thanks in advance.

Behzad

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Behzad
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If you're looking for a design guide for transmission lines, check out the US Department of Agriculture Rural Electrification site - the RUS bulletins are quite broad-ranging textbooks on design of distribution systems, substations, etc.

Bill

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Bill Shymanski

Hi Bill,

Thanks so much.

Best Regards Behzad

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Behzad

I'm amazed at how much really good technical stuff is on the Web thanks to the US taxpayers and the Rural Electrification Administration, the US Army Corps of Engineers, the Bureau of Reclaimation and other agencies. You can get a pretty good basic education on hydroelectric power projects from these three agencies. I often admire the big US taxpayer supported achievements like the moon landings or GPS or the Internet....seems we Canadian taxpayers only get to underwrite moose censuses.

Bill

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Bill Shymanski

You wouldn't happen to have a collection of links you'd care to post? I checked out the USDA stuff you mentioned. Quality info.

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operator jay

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