Insulating Fluids in Practice – From Selection to Condition Assessment
Insulating fluids are at the heart of modern transformers and high-voltage systems. But how do you choose the right liquid? How can you spot signs of wear and tear early on? And how do you interpret lab test results correctly? Our one-day workshop provides you with practical knowledge about the requirements, use, and monitoring of insulating fluids. You will learn about the different types of fluids and their characteristics, understand the aging processes and their consequences, and gain the confidence to take samples and interpret lab reports. From the theoretical fundamentals to professional sampling techniques and tried-and-true evaluation methods—this workshop will equip you to reliably assess the condition of your insulating fluids, thereby minimizing downtime and enhancing plant safety.
- Insulating Fluids: Understanding Types, Requirements, and Performance Characteristics
- Mastering Aging and Condition Monitoring Using DGA
- Perform Professional Sampling
- Interpreting and Evaluating Laboratory Test Results Correctly
- Applying Practical Examples to Your Own Cases
- Specialists and managers in transformer maintenance and repair
- Technical consultants from manufacturers and distribution partners
- Technical Buyers for Operating Supplies
- Service technicians from transformer manufacturers
- Damage Analysis Experts
- Specialists in Oil Maintenance and Oil Monitoring
To get the most out of this workshop, the following conditions should be met:
Basic technical knowledge and relevant experience: Good general technical knowledge and an interest in high-voltage technology and transformer operation; many years of practical experience in at least one of the following areas: transformer maintenance, insulating fluids, or oil monitoring
