Which Book Offers Q&A for 3-Phase Networks & Transformers?

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A user seeks a book recommendation for studying circuits involving transformers at the undergraduate level, specifically focusing on single-phase and three-phase transformers. They currently have a textbook with problems but lack answer keys, making it difficult to verify their solutions. A recommended resource is "Understanding Electric Power Systems: An Overview of the Technology and the Marketplace" by Carol Hurst and Donald J. Thomas. This book offers a thorough overview of electric power systems, including transformers, and features questions and answers for each topic, making it suitable for the user's needs and widely available in university libraries.
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Looking for a recommendation of a book I can take out from the library at my University. I am looking for a book that has questions & answers (even or odd) to circuits involving transformers. I currently have a textbook with problems, but it has no answers. I find it rather pointless working through a problem when one cannot ensure they got it right.

This is at an undergraduate level; in fact it is my first real course in power. Main topics I am looking for is single-phase transformers, and triple phase transformers. Thanks in advance!
 
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The best book I can recommend is "Understanding Electric Power Systems: An Overview of the Technology and the Marketplace" by Carol Hurst and Donald J. Thomas. This book provides a comprehensive overview of electric power systems, including transformers, and includes questions and answers for each topic. It is widely available in university libraries.
 

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