
doi: 10.2172/926128
Power quality [PQ] and power reliability [PR] gained importance in the industrialized world as the pace of installation of sensitive appliances and other electrical loads by utility customers accelerated, beginning in the mid 1980s. Utility-grid-connected customers rapidly discovered that this equipment was increasingly sensitive to various abnormalities in the electricity supply.
Sensitivity, Electric Power, Electric Utilities, Supply Disruption, 24 Power Transmission And Distribution, Reliability, Quality Assurance, Electric Appliances
Sensitivity, Electric Power, Electric Utilities, Supply Disruption, 24 Power Transmission And Distribution, Reliability, Quality Assurance, Electric Appliances
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