Design of Distribution Transformers – e-lesson #20 – Death valley in transformer projects: when requirements are too demanding
Hosted by: Mario Salano / Master's level
This is the 20th lesson in the Design of distribution transformers course, authored and hosted live by Mario Salano. It is presented on Master's level. You can save your seat here.
Lesson #20 is also the eight e-lesson presented on the Master’s level. It aims to help attendees find a solution when faced with too demanding requirements.
Like in all other lessons of this course, it’s crucial to enhance that the author’s main intention is to provide an overview of transformer design by taking into account stakeholders’ wishes and preferences.
About the author
Mario Salano
Mario Salano was born in Genoa on 13 January 1950. His expertise in the field of power transformers comes from well-established engineering skills acquired in “Salano transformers”, a renowned Italian company that manufactured line-frequency power transformers for Italian power utilities. He is a freelancer in the fi eld of Project Management, Transformers and Electronics, and Outreach Director in NIC-PMI. He has authored two books and has been collaborating with various publishing companies for the past four years.
His current interests include high-efficiency distribution transformers, the impact of nonlinear loads on power transformers, novel materials for transformer cores and high-frequency power transformers for the use in conjunction with power electronics topologies.