Charles Proteus Steinmetz

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According to Wikipedia, Charles Proteus Steinmetz was a German-American mathematician and electrical engineer and professor at Union College. He fostered the development of alternating current that made possible the expansion of the electric power industry in the United States, formulating mathematical theories for engineers. He made ground-breaking discoveries in the understanding of hysteresis that enabled engineers to design better electromagnetic apparatus equipment, especially electric motorss for use in industry.

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Charles Proteus Steinmetz's Published Works

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Power Control and Stability of Electric Generating Stations (1920) (96)
Theory And Calculation Of Electric Circuits (48)
Temperature and electrical insulation (30)
Dielectric Strength of Air (28)
High-Voltage Insulation (24)
High-voltage insulation (24)
Mechanical Forces in Magnetic Fields (15)
On the Law of Hysteresis (Part II.) and Other Phenomena of the Magnetic Circuit (14)
On the Law of Hysteresis (Part III.), and the Theory of Ferric Inductances (13)
The Alternating Current Induction Motor (13)
Transformation of Electric Power into Light (10)
Theory of the General Alternating Current Transformer (9)
Disruptive strength with transient voltages (8)
Recording Devices (8)
Symbolic Representation of General Alternating Waves and of Double Frequency Vector Products (8)
The General Equations of the Electric Circuit-III (1908) (7)
Frequency Conversion by Third Class Conductor and Mechanism of the Arcing Ground and other Cumulative Surges (5)
Electrical Engineering Education (5)
Constant Current Mercury Arc Rectifier (4)
The oxide film lightning arrester (1918) (4)
Notes on Single-Phase Induction Motors, and The Self-Starting Condenser Motor (4)
Condenser Discharges Through a General Gas Circuit (3)
The Value of the Classics in Engineering Education (1909) (3)
Single Phase Induction Motor (3)
Theoretical Investigation of Some Oscillations of Extremely High Potential in Alternating High Potential Transmissions (3)
Cable charge and discharge (3)
Stability of high-power generating stations (1920) (3)
Note on the Disruptive Strength of Dielectrics (3)
America's Energy Supply (1918) (3)
Discussion on “an imperfection in the usual statements of the fundamental law of electromagnetic induction.” Atlantic city, N. J., July 2, 1908 (1908) (3)
Outline of Theory of Impulse Currents (2)
THE ENERGY-FUNCTION OF THE MAGNETIC CIRCUIT. (1892) (2)
Some unexplored fields in electrical engineering (1911) (2)
THE PERIODIC SYSTEM OF ELEMENTS. (1918) (2)
General Lectures On Electrical Engineering (2)
Mechanical forces in magnetic fields (2)
Effect of electrical engineering on modern industry (1914) (1)
The Alternating-Current Railway Motor (1)
Scientific research in relation to the industries (1916) (1)
The general equations of the electric circuit — III: Variation of constants r, L, C, and g, and its effects (1919) (1)
Transformation of electric power into light (1)
Theoretical elements of electrical engineering (1)
Overdamped Condenser Oscillations (1)
Development of the Modern Central Station (1911) (1)
Inductance of Straight Conductor (1907) (1)
Discussion on ``The Training of Non-Technical Men'' and ``The Value of Classics in Engineering Education.'' Frontenac, N. Y., July 1, 1909 (1909) (1)
The general equations of the electric circuit (1)
Some Features of Alternating Current Systems (1)
The General Equations of the Electric Circuit (1)
A New Method of Analyzing Armature Reactions of Alternators (1890) (1)
High-power surges in electric distribution systems of great magnitude (1)
The Elements of Alternating Currents (1899) (1)
Discussion on ``Engineering Honor,'' at Milwaukee, Wis., May 30, 1906 (1)
Lightning Phenomena in Electric Circuits (0)
Science and Religion, Possible Editorial with handwritten notes, August 4, 1921 (0)
Notes on the Theory of the Synchronous Motor, With Special Reference to the Phenomenon of Surging (0)
Discussion on “electric line oscillations.” Chicago, June 29, 1911. (see proceedings for July, 1911) (1911) (0)
Disruptive Strength with Transient Voltages (0)
Discussion on “vector power in alternating-current circuits”. Jefferson, N. H., June 29, 1910. (see proceedings for July, 1910) (1910) (0)
Discussion on “the effect of iron in distorting alternating-current wave-form” at New York, September 28, 1906 (0)
Socialism and Invention, Possible Editorial, 1919 (0)
Frequency conversion by third class conductor and mechanism of the arcing ground and other cumulative surges (0)
Discussion on “interaction of flywheels and motors when driving roll trains by induction motors.” Jefferson N. H., June 29, 1910. (see proceedings for June 1910) (1910) (0)
Lightning phenomena & lightning arresters (0)
Instability of electric circuits (0)
Speed Regulation of Prime Movers and Parallel Operation of Alternators (0)
On the Value of the Classics in Engineering Education (0)
Science and Religion, Possible Editorial, September 2, 1921 (0)
Constant current mercury arc rectifier (0)
CONTROL AND PROTECTION OF ELECTRIC SYSTEMS (1915) (0)
Check for $399.14 from Charles Steinmetz to J.H. Piernardi (0)
Efficiency of Illuminants (1913) (0)
Some Problems of High-Voltage Transmissions (0)
Discussion on ``Notes on Resistance of Gas-Pipe Grounds'' at Niagara Falls, N. Y., June 26, 1907 (1907) (0)
Electrification of Russia with pencil marks, 1922 (0)
Outline of theory of impulse currents (0)
Discussion on “proposed Application of electric ship propulsion”, Schenectady, February 16, 1911. (see proceedings for February, 1911) (0)
Primary Standard of Light (0)
Effect of Velocity of Propagation of Electric Field on Inductance of Straight Conductor traversed by Alternating Currents (0)
Multivalent and Univalent Involutory Correspondences in a Plane Determined by a Net of Curves of n t h Order (1891) (0)
Presentation of the Civic Forum Medal to Edison, May 5, 1915 (0)
Temperature and Electrical Insulation (0)
When More Voltage Means More Distance (1921) (0)
On the Curves Which are Self-Reciprocal in a Linear Nulsystem, and Their Configurations in Space (1892) (0)
The Energy-Function of the Magnetic Circuit (1892) (0)
Discussion on "Alternate-Current Machinery-Induction Alternators" (0)
The legitimacy of the terms “decelerate” and “deceleration” (1911) (0)
Discussion on “some fundamental characteristics of mercury vapor apparatus,” at Milwaukee, Wis., May 30, 1906 (0)
Discussion on “the art of inventing,” at Milwaukee, Wis., May 30, 1906 (0)
Notes on the Theory of Oscillating Currents (1896) (0)
Discussion on the “repulsion induction motor,” at Milwaukee, Wis., May 28, 1906 (0)
The Oxide Film Lightning Arrester (0)
Theory of the Synchronous Motor (0)
Lightning phenomena in electric circuits (0)
Discussion on ``High-Tension Testing of Insulating Materials,'' ``Hysteresis and Eddy Current Exponents for Silicon Steel,'' ``Commercial Problems of Transformer Design,'' Schenectady, February 14, 1911 (0)
Discussion on ``Some Power Transmission Economics'', at Niagara Falls, N. Y., June 28, 1907 (1907) (0)
Discussion on “a new induction generator” (1905) (0)
Industrial Cooperation Possible Editorial, 1914 (0)
Our National Defense, Possible Editorial, Copy 2 (0)
Correspondence to Ernest Caldecott regarding the Possible Editorial "Industrial Cooperation" from Steinmetz, 1922 (0)
Discussion on “electric strength of air II,” “the law of corona and dielectric strength of air.” Chicago, June 29, 1911. (see proceedings for June and July, 1911) (1911) (0)
Prime movers (0)
Prime Movers (0)
Discussion on, “methods of measurement of high electrical pressures” (0)
High-Power Surges in Electric Distribution Systems of Great Magnitude (0)
Have we Reached Limit of Power Transmission (1916) (0)
Energy front of electric circuits (1922) (0)
TEMPERATURE DETER MINATIOS BY ALLOYS (0)
Electrical Disturbances and the Nature of Electrical Enerǵy (1912) (0)
Electrical engineering education (0)
Recording devices (0)
Control and Operation of High Voltage Transmission Systems (1912) (0)
Development of the modern central station (0)
Discussion at Eliot, Me., July 27, 1897 (0)
Theoretical Investigation of Circuit Containing Distributed Inductance, Series Capacity, and Shunt Capacity, Applied to the Multigap Lightning-Arrester (0)
Trusts and Corporations, Possible Editorial, 1915 (0)
Discussion on ``Heat-Tests on Alternators'' at Milwaukee, Wis., May 28, 1906 (0)
Cable Charge and Discharge (0)
Problems in design and operation of very large electrical generating systems (1910) (0)
Constant Potential Series Lighting (0)
Disruptive strength with transient voltages (1910) (0)
What is Socialism, Possible Editorial, Draft, July 11, 1921 (0)
Discussion on "Electricity as Viewed by the Insurance Engineer. Should the AIEE Interest Itself in Fire Protection?'' Atlantic City, NJ, June 29, 1908 (0)
Discussion on “measurements of voltage and current over a long artificial power-transmission line at 25 and 60 cycles per second” (Kennelly and Lieberknecht), Boston, Mass., June 25, 1912. (see proceedings for June, 1912) (0)
Overdamped condenser oscillations (0)
Discussion on ``Single-Phase High-Tension Power Transmission'', at Niagara Falls, N. Y., June 28, 1907 (1907) (0)
Constant potential series lighting (0)
Condenser discharges through a general gas circuit (0)
The European War and The American Nation by Steinmetz, Possible Editorial, 1915 (0)
The death of energy and the second law of thermodynamics, with particular reference to the thermodynamics of the atmosphere (1912) (0)
Stopping Our Coal Leaks (1921) (0)
Instability of Electric Circuits (1913) (0)
International Law and the War Possible Editorial, 1915 (0)
Primary standard of light (1908) (0)
Some problems of high-voltage transmissions (0)

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