Transformer engineering; a Treatise on the Theory, Operation, and Application of Transformers. - Trasformer Engineering Division of the General Electric Company (New York : John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1951)
I. The General Nature of Transformer ProblemII. Exitation Characteristics of the Transformer Exciting Current and Core LossIII. Non-Triple harmonic Phenomena Due to Transformer Exciting CurrentIV. Impedance Characteristics of TransformersV. Impedance Charateristics of Multicircuit TransformersVI. Short-Circuit Currents and Voltages by the Method of Symmetrical ComponentsVII. Transformer ConnectionsVIII. Auto-Trasnformer ConnectionIX. Thermal Characteristics of TransformersX. Charcteristic of Transformer Circuits of Changing Trasnformer Ratio under LoadXI. Thypical Transformer Diagrams for Changing Trasformer Ratio Under LoadXII. Automatic Operation of Voltage-Control EquipmentsXIII. Applications for Voltage-Control EquipmentXIV. Phase-Angle ControlXV. Characteristics of InsulationsXVI. Voltage Stresses in Auto-Trasformers in Y-ConnectionXVII. Transient Voltage Characteristic of TrasnformersXVIII. Insulation Coordination of Transformers.