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AUTOMATYKA, ELEKTRYKA, ZAKLOCENIA

(AUTOMATICS, ELECTROTECHNICS, DISTURBANCES)

Vol. 3, Nr 1 (7) 2012

Publ. 30.03.2012

Repercussions of bad quality power distribution

s. 11-19 DOI:

Abstract

The bad quality of power causes huge financial consequences and nowadays we do not have any acceptable methods to assess them. In the future the governor of electric energy market should have a significant role in selecting a reliable system of costs assessment of distribution when electromagnetic disturbances appear.

Keywords

costs, distribution, power quality, electromagnetic disturbance.

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