Transformer Engineering: Design and Practice (Power Engineering, 25)

This reference illustrates the interaction and operation of transformer and system components and spans more than two decades of technological advancement to provide an updated perspective on the increasing demands and requirements of the modern transformer industry. Guiding engineers through everyday design challenges and difficulties such as stray loss estimation and control, prediction of winding hot spots, and calculation of various stress levels and performance figures, the book propagates the use of advanced computational tools for the optimization and quality enhancement of power system transformers and encompasses every key aspect of transformer function, design, and engineering.

...the timely publication of this book is quite a welcome delight. ... the authors provide in depth coverage on both theory and practical application of modern computational techniques in transformer engineering. ... this book is an easy-to-use reference source and is recommended for academic and research libraries.
- E-Streams, Vol. 7, No. 12, Dec. 2004

...contains practical information used in the industry.
IEEE Electrical Insulation Magazine, August, 2005

Authors' personal research and their experience in industry and in education is the source for the numerous worked examples - very useful for didactic purposes. ...More than 400 references are mentioned, spread in the 12 chapters. The book is written in an impressively deep analytical spirit.
-IEEE Power Electronics Society Newsletter, Vol. 18, No. 2, Second Quarter, 2006