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CLOSE THIS BOOKVillage Electrification (SKAT, 1992, 128 p.)
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VIEW THE DOCUMENTIntroduction
Part 1: Determined entrepreneurs, sustainable development
Part 2: Generators
Part 3: Electrical control systems
Part 4: Power factor correction
Part 5: Earthing
Part 6: Distribution systems
Part 7: Commercial engineering
Part 8: Tariffs & financial evaluation
Part 9: Connection policy
Part 10: Typical application examples
Part 11: The salleri chialsa venture

Acknowledgment

This book is the result of the collaboration and contributions of several authors and organizations. Publication has been financed by the Directorate for Development Cooperation and Humanitarien Aid of the Government of Switzerland (DEH/ SDC).
Our sincere thanks go to J. Grierson, B. Leyland, B. Oettli, H.P. Prinz, J. Senn, S.L. Vaidya, N. Neuhaus, A. Harvey, A. Brown who have contributed articles,
to S. Ndiaye for the proofreading and to W. Fuchs who made the final layout and was responsible for having the book printed.

First edition: 1992 by SKAT, Swiss Centre for Development Cooperation in Technology and Management

Authors: Rolf Widmer and Alex Arter, SKAT

Published by: SKAT, Swiss Centre for Development Cooperation in Technology and Management

Layout: Rolf Widrner Wemer Fuchs, SKAT

Cover: F. Hartmann, ASG, St. Gallen, Switzerland

Copyright: SKAT

Comments: Please send any comments concerning this publication to: SKAT Tigerbergstrasse 2 CH-9000 St. Gallen, Switzerland

Printed by: Niedermann AG, St.Gallen, Switzerland

ISBN: 3-9OXOOI - 1 5-3

MHPG, the Mini Hydro Power Group is an international network constituted by GTZ-GATE, Germany, FAKT, Germany, IT, U.K., PPL, Germany, Projokt-Consult, Germany, and SKAT, Switzerland.

The MHPG is one of the most expert and experienced group concerned with hydro work. It can give advice in the field of both small and large projects. The member organizations have a long-term experience in fruitful collaboration in the field of micro and mini-hydro projects.

Further information is available at SKAT or one of the other members of the group.

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