IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON

JULY/AUG 1979 VOLUME PAS-98 NUMBER 4 (ISSN 0018-95 10)

A PUBLICATION OF THE IEEE POWER ENGINEERING SOCIETY

Order Form for IEEE Publications . .......................................................................... 1137

Abstracts .............................................................................................. 1139

Heat Losses from Electrical Equipment in Generating Stations ........................................... 1. M. Rubin 1149
Reduction of Boiler Feed Pump Noise in an 800 MW Coal-Fired Generating Unit .... .... A. R. Thompson and R. M. Hoover 1153
Correction to "Automatic Generation Control of Jointly-Owned Generating Units"......................................
.......................... R. Podmore, M. J. Gibbard, D. W. Ross, K. R. Anderson, R. G. Page, K. Argeo, and K. Coons 1157
Temperature Distributions Around Buried Cables . ................................. J. K. Mitchell and 0. N. Abdel-Hadi 1158
Radio Frequency Sensing of Incipient Arcing Faults Within Large Turbine Generators .................................
.................................................... R. T. Harrold, F. T. Emery, F. J. Murphy, and S. A. Drinkut 1167
Power Plant Fan Noise Data . ............. ............................ J. B. Graham 1174
Stabilization of Synchronous Motors Subjected to Voltage Dips ..... M...... M. Ramamoorty, K. R. Padiyar, and K. S. Sarma 1178
Synopsis of C37.1 Manual, Automatic and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition ..... ........ IEEE Committee Report 1187
Accuracy of a Reduced Order Model of Induction Machines in Dynamic Stability Studies . . T. L. Skvarenina and P. C. Krause 1192
Revolving-Field Analysis of T- And L- Connected Capicitor Motors with Arbitrarily Displaced Windings .... ..... B. S. Guru 1198
On The Strategy of Development and Production of Solar-Electrical Systems (SES) ..... ........ A. Braunstein and D. Biran 1208
An Adaptive Routing System for Online Telemetry Data ................. ................................ J. Kogure 1213
Remote Multiplexing System Application to a Nuclear Generating Station-An Update ................................
....... ............................................... 0. S. Mazzoni, M. F. Wiitala, A. L. Cava, and G. D. Bijoor 1218
Noise in Signal Cables by Power Frequency Magnetic Induction . .......................................... A. Kbhler 1227
Subsynchronous Resonance and Torsional Stresses in Turbine-Generator Shafts ..... ........ S. Goldberg and W. R. Schmus 1233
A Novel Technique for the Measurement of Average Rotor Temperature of Brushless Synchronous Machines ...............
.............................................................................. S.C. Gupta and M. L. Dewal 1238
Electrostatics in Power Transformers ......................................... S. Shimizu, H. Murata, and M. Honda 1244
Cross Field Analysis of Asymmetric Three-Phase Induction Motors Extensions to Single- and Two-Phase Machines Thereof ...
1251................................................................................. B. S. Guru 1251
Static Electrification and Partial Discharges Caused by Oil Flow in Forced Oil Cooled Core Type Transformers .............
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Kako,.......................M.
Higaki,Y.Moriyama, M. Hirano, K. Hiraishi, and K. Kurita 1259
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Increasing the Power System Capacity of the 50 kV Black Mesa and Lake Powell Railroad Through Harmonic Filtering and Series
Compensation ................. .................. J. J. Burke, A. P. Engel, S. R. Gilligan, and N. A. Mincer 1268
A Calculation of Potential Distribution Caused by Static Electrification Owing to Oil Flow in a Oil-Paper Insulation System and
It's Application to Partial Discharge Phenomena in Oil ...... ............ M. Higaki, H. Miyao, K. Endou, and H. Ohtani 1275
Dynamic Behavior of Metal Enclosures for Gas Insulated Substations During Ground Faults and Their Immediate Location by
Mechanical Means ................. S. Tominaga, H. Mukae, S. Matsuda, N. Okutsu, and Y. Takahashi 1283
A Method for Seismic Qualification of Cable Tray Systems in Nuclear Power Plants ..... ...... E. Skolnick and G. Rigamonti 1291
Data Transmission Performance on the Telecommunications Network for Power System Operation .......................
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ASDOP-An Auxiliary System Design Optimization Program .... D. W. Vass, M. M. Price, J. G. Dalton, and S. G. Whisenant 1303
French Achievements and Projects in the Field of Solar Energy Conversion to Electricity .... ...... M. Claverie and M. Rodot 1310
Switching Transients in Static Slip-Energy Recovery Drive ..... ............. V. N. Mittle, K. Venkatesan, and S. C. Gupta 1315
Fire Endurance Tests of Cable Penetration Firestops in Masonry Walls and Floors ........................... A. J. Lacey 1321
Seismic Qualification of Large Equipment with Test-Verified Analytical Techniques ...................................
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Friction Factors for Forced Cooled Pipe-Type Electric Cable Systems ........................ S. Y. Chern and J. C. Chato 1334
Performance Sensitivity of a Power Line Carrier Channel ................................ S. Cristina and M. D. 'Amore 1337
Pole-By-Pole Model of a Linear Induction Machine Using Conformal Mapping Coefficients . T. A. Nondahl and D. W. Novotny 1345
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Hydroelectric Power in New England ......... .. J. W. Leslie 1354

A Theory of Water Tree Initiation and Growth ......................................................... J. Sletbak 1358
Transient Analysis of a Linear Induction Machine Using the d, q Pole-By-Pole Model ......... T. A. Nondahl and T. A. Lipo 1366
Transient Stability of AC-DC Systems .............................................. N A. Vovos and G. D. Galanos 1375
Cold Load Pickup ............................................... J. E. McDonald, A. M. Bruning, and W. R. Mahieu 1384
Multiple Layer Parallel Connected Air-Core Inductor Design ............................................ M. P. Perry 1387
Loading of Substation Electrical Equipment with Emphasis on Thermal Capability, Part 1: Principles .....................
................ 6 ................................. B. J. Conway, D. W. McMullen, A. J. Peat, and J. M. Scofield 1394
Loading of Substation Electrical Equipment with Emphasis on Thermal Capability, Part 11: Application ...................
.............. S. Benko, D. E. Cooper, D. 0. Craghead, and P. Q. Nelson 1403
Impacts of Electric Heat on Generation and Primary Fuel Requirements ....... ......................................
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Wicks,M.E. Becker, G. Mulligan, J. Parmelee, W. Rutz, and S. Yerazunis
Breakdown Probability Distribution and Equi-Probabilistic V-T Characteristics of Transformer Oil ... M. Ikeda and S. Menju
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Physically Based Industrial Electric Load ......................................... Y. Manichaikul and F. C. Schweppe 1439
Resonant Frequencies and Vibration Behaviour of Stators of Electrical Machines as Affected by Teeth, Windings, Frame and
Laminations. R. S. Girgis and S. P. Verma 1446
Development of DC Lenear Motor Fundamental Construction and Feasibility ........................................
P rogress
................... .......................................... T. Umemori, M. Kawashima, M. Oda, and S. Ohsawa
in Self-Commutated Inverters for Fuel Cells and Batteries .........G . A. Phillips, J. W. Walton, and F. J. Kornbrust
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Switching Overvoltages in Long Crossbonded Cable Systems Using the Fourier Transform L. M. Wedepohl and C. S. Indulkar 1476
Modified Field Test on Fault Surge and Simulation of this Test withWa Transient Network Analyzer .......................
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Correction to "The Accuracy ................ .T. Ono, H. Matsubara, S. Matsumura, and T. Miyazaki
of Statistical Methods in Evaluating the Insulation of EHV Systems ............ B. C. Papadias
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