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Applications of Flux Estimator for Motor Drives

The flux estimator finds many applications in high performance induction motor drives. These applications are reviewed and comprehensively presented in this article. - Dr. S. Himavathi, A Venkadesan
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ON TIDES OF CHANGE: EXPLORING THE KGS IN INDIA

- By the Electrical India content team India presently has an installed wind energy capacity of approximately 37 GW. Also, it has a target of...

A VAST TROVE OF SOLAR ENERGY POTENTIAL

In February 2019, the centre approved “Phase 2” of the Grid-Connected Rooftop and Small Solar Power Plants Programme to achieve a cumulative rooftop solar...

We are on the Track

It all started from the ambitious declaration of our Prime Minister Narendra Modi in COP 21 on November 30, 2015. There he said, “Democratic...

The Power of Two

"With L&T’s E&A division, India will become one of the key innovations and manufacturing hubs for Schneider Electric, globally," Anil Chaudhry, Zone President & Managing Director, Schneider Electric India.

Power sector facing many challenges: Power Secretary

The foremost concern is the financial sustainability of the sector itself because there is a lot of outstanding payments of generating companies pending with state DISCOMs. Sanjiv Nandan Sahai, Secretary, Ministry of Power.

Strategies For Sustainability

The government has decided to add 80 GW thermal power capacity by the year 2031-32, as power demand of the country has increased at an...

Good Opportunities Ahead

As far as the Power Transformer segment is concerned, the direct impact of COVID – 19 pandemic is relatively less, and it has a huge potential at this moment. However, every manufacturer has to overcome a few challenges to be the next winner… - P. K. Chatterjee (P. K.)

ELIMINATING ELECTRICAL SHOCK DEATHS OF FARMERS

According to an article published in THE TIMES OF INDIA on 23rd May 2021, 11 thousand agricultural workers are dying due to electrocution in...

Peeping into the Crisis

Although the mid-May is well known as the hottest season in Northern India and for the western and southern regions it is April to...

Reforms in the Indian Power Sector

The developments in the Indian power sector from the very beginning to the present have been analyzed and discussed in this article. It has also highlighted the reforms that laid the foundations for India’s power sector – and addresses the key points of each reform. Also, it highlights some of the challenges and the current efforts to overcome those…
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MECHANICAL ENERGY STORAGE: A MARKET OVERVIEW

- Presented to you by the - Electrical India Content Team A report presented by the Prescient and Strategic (P&S) Intelligence observed that the global...

Elektrolites focusing on developing new smart grid products

"To achieve the target of USD 5 trillion economy, India shall be requiring multiple time energy and power requirements as such Elektrolites shall be adding more smart products to meet the requirement," shares Anil Saboo, Chairman, ELECRAMA-2020 and CMD, Elektrolites (Power) Pvt. Ltd.
New Products Information, Latest Technology, free resources, white papers, Planning & Design| energy & power industry | EVOLUTION of the SOCKET - Electrical India Magazine on Power & Electrical products, Renewable Energy, Transformers, Switchgear & Cables

EVOLUTION of the SOCKET

The British Standard three-pin socket outlet is widely celebrated as one of the safest and most sophisticated in the world. One individual whose ideas helped to form the design we are familiar with today was Charles Arnold, electrical engineer and co-founder of MK Electric. As the company celebrates turning 100 years old, Emma Segelov, EMEA marketing operations manager for MK Electric by Honeywell, looks back at the socket’s humble beginnings. - Emma Segelov
Nuclear & Thermal Power Generation, Control & Automation | HEADWINDS REMAIN FOR THERMAL POWER SECTOR - Electrical India Magazine on Power & Electrical products, Renewable Energy, Transformers, Switchgear & Cables

HEADWINDS REMAIN FOR THERMAL POWER SECTOR

“As the macro and sectoral factors improve, backed by strong legislative and policy measures - such as amendments to Electricity Act and Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code - stress in the thermal power sector will abate but it is a long road ahead!” - Sambitosh Mohapatra, Sandeep Kumar Mohanty
Planning & Design, Power & Energy Sector, Technology updates, latest updates on energy and Power Today | Motor Current Signature Analysis - Electrical India Magazine on Power & Electrical products, Renewable Energy, Transformers, Switchgear & Cables

Motor Current Signature Analysis

Many condition monitoring methods including vibration monitoring, thermal monitoring, chemical monitoring require expensive sensors or specialised tools whereas current monitoring out of all does not require additional sensors - Ankush N Bahale

PHOTOVOLTAIC MANUFACTURING OUTLOOK IN INDIA – PART 2

Several policy uncertainties (regarding Open Access, Net Metering regulations etc) in various states also can be attributed to the reduced demand. FY2022 is expected to...

The Alternative Fuel of Future Part 3

If Hydrogen could be produced using renewable energy, “it would surely be easier simply to use this energy to charge the batteries of all-electric...

Towards net zero building PART II

With energy conservation and carbon reduction key priorities, it is in the collective interest of all to encourage Net Zero Energy Building as an imperative requirement. Where are we as far as this approach is concerned?

A PERSPECTIVE ON THE LARGE COAL BASED CAPACITY ADDITION

The government has decided to add 80 GW thermal power capacity by the year 2031-32, as Power demand of the country has increased at...