ELECTRICAL MACHINES In three volumes A. Ivanov - Smolensky

62375) ELECTRICAL MACHINES In three volumes, A. Ivanov - Smolensky , MIR Publishers Moscow 1982 ; Električne mašine
The book is in three volumes as follows.
Volume I: Preface. Introduction. Transformers. A General Theory of Electrical Machines.
Volume II: Classification of Electrical Machines. Mechanical, Hydraulic and Thermal Analysis and Design. Induction Machi­ nes. Synchronous Machines.
Volume III: D. C. and Commutator Machines. Tran­ sients in Electrical Machines.
The book is intended for college and university students majoring in elec­ trical-machine theory and design. It will also be useful to electrical power engineers.

The subject matter in the text is presented in the sequence traditionally followed in the Soviet Union. It starts with transformers, passes on to induction and synchronous machines, d. c. machines, and concludes with a. c. commutator machines. Separate chapters are devoted to a general theory of electrical machines, machine design and engineerIng, and transients in electrical machinery.

The electromagnetic processes that take place in electrical machines are examined from the view-point of electro-mechanical and mechanoelectrical energy conversion. With such an approach, it has been possible to extend the mathematics used to both conventional and any other conceivable types of electrical machines.

In addition to electromagnetic processes, consideration is given to the thermal, aerodynamic, hydraulic and mechanical processes associated with electromechanical and mechanoelectric energy conversion.

In view of the importance attached to the above accompanying processes, the text discusses general aspects of machine design and engineering.
tri knjige , engleski jezik , tvrd povez, format 13 x 20,5 cm , zaštitni omot ( prvi tom nema zaštitni omot ) , ilustrovano, 400 + 464 + 280 strana