1. Methodology
The parameters to be taken into account vary from one industrial case to another, as shown in the "Introduction" article. , so an exhaustive approach is not feasible
1.1 Limitations of the methodology
The methodology is therefore limited to what should be common to all electrical engineering approaches
examine a number of typical cases, without going into detail about all the variations that may arise;
not to develop all the theoretical aspects of the techniques involved (very detailed works exist): the main aim is to deal with their implementation;
provide a simple economic evaluation of solutions, whose component...
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Methodology
Data collection
References
- (1) - SOLIGNAC (G.) - Guide de l'Ingénierie électrique des réseaux internes d'usines. - 1076 p., bibl. (30 réf.), 1985, Electra Tech & Doc Lavoisier, EDF, Paris.
- (2) - REPÉRANT (J.), MARQUET (J.) - Bien connaître votre installation électrique. - Revue Générale de l'Électricité, (n 3/94) mars 1994, p. 8,...
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