Electric Transmission of Water Power
Alton D. (Alton Dermont) Adams
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1. Front matter2. CHAPTER I. WATER-POWER IN ELECTRICAL SUPPLY.3. CHAPTER II. UTILITY OF WATER-POWER IN ELECTRICAL SUPPLY.4. CHAPTER III. COST OF CONDUCTORS FOR ELECTRIC-POWER TRANSMISSION.5. CHAPTER IV. ADVANTAGES OF THE CONTINUOUS AND ALTERNATING CURRENT.6. CHAPTER V. THE PHYSICAL LIMITS OF ELECTRIC-POWER TRANSMISSION.7. CHAPTER VI. DEVELOPMENT OF WATER-POWER FOR ELECTRIC STATIONS.8. CHAPTER VII. THE LOCATION OF ELECTRIC WATER-POWER STATIONS.9. CHAPTER VIII. DESIGN OF ELECTRIC WATER-POWER STATIONS.10. CHAPTER IX. ALTERNATORS FOR ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION.11. CHAPTER X. TRANSFORMERS IN TRANSMISSION SYSTEMS.12. CHAPTER XI. SWITCHES, FUSES, AND CIRCUIT-BREAKERS.13. CHAPTER XII. REGULATION OF TRANSMITTED POWER.14. CHAPTER XIII. GUARD WIRES AND LIGHTNING ARRESTERS.15. CHAPTER XIV. ELECTRICAL TRANSMISSION UNDER LAND AND WATER.16. CHAPTER XV. MATERIALS FOR LINE CONDUCTORS.17. CHAPTER XVI. VOLTAGE AND LOSSES ON TRANSMISSION LINES.18. CHAPTER XVII. SELECTION OF TRANSMISSION CIRCUITS.19. CHAPTER XVIII. POLE LINES FOR POWER TRANSMISSION.20. CHAPTER XIX. ENTRIES FOR ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINES.21. CHAPTER XX. INSULATOR PINS.22. CHAPTER XXI. INSULATORS FOR TRANSMISSION LINES.23. CHAPTER XXII. DESIGN OF INSULATOR PINS FOR TRANSMISSION LINES.24. CHAPTER XXIII. STEEL TOWERS.25. INDEX.26. Transcriber’s Notes