TA: Transformer Testing Course – e-lesson #7: Lightning impulse test – open for registration!
This live e-lesson will be held on Thursday, 15 October 2020, 2:00 PM CET at the Transformers Academy, and authored and hosted by Balazs Sztari.
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This live e-lesson will be held on Thursday, 15 October 2020, 2:00 PM CET at the Transformers Academy, and authored and hosted by Balazs Sztari.
Click here to register for free.
If you wish to attend previously held lessons at the Transformer testing course, please see the list and register:
Transformer testing course – e-lesson #1
Transformer testing course – e-lesson #3 – Winding resistance measurement
Transformer testing course – e-lesson #4 – Short-circuit impedance and load loss measurement
Transformer testing course – e-lesson #5 – No-load loss and current measurement
Transformer testing course – e-lesson #6 – Dielectric tests on power transformers
ABOUT THE UPCOMING LIVE E-LESSON
Lightning impulse and chopped wave LI tests are the highest peak value dielectric tests, those intended to verify the insulation integrity for stresses caused by atmospheric overvoltages and transients.
In the seventh lesson of Transformer Testing Course, you will learn about the basics and techniques of lightning impulse test with the usual detailed explanations.
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To access the e-lesson, use the room link provided in the confirmation email.