Delivering Substation Design Innovations with Esters
Topics Covered
Overview of substation fire and environmental requirements based on IEC 61936
- Fire requirement, why is it important, causes of fire scenarios, mitigation methods,
- Environmental requirement, containment and bunding
Ester features impacting substation design and layout
Substation savings when using ester liquid in transformers – case studies
Learning objectives
- To learn basics of fire safety requirements in substations
- To learn basics of liquid containment requirements in substations
- To be introduced to ester features which impact substation design allowing innovative solutions
- To review case studies as practical demonstrations
Presenter
Muhammad Daghrah, Applications Engineer, M&I Materials
| Muhammad Daghrah received B.Eng. degree in electrical engineering from Birzeit University, Palestine, in 2010, where he worked for two years as a Teaching Assistant. He also finished M.Sc. degree in electrical power systems engineering from The University of Manchester in 2013. He was awarded in 2017 his Ph.D. from The University of Manchester and he is specialized in transformer thermal modelling. He then joined M&I Materials Ltd as an Applications Engineer specializing in the application of alternative liquids in transformers. |
Registration
- Non TIC member - Cost $60.0 AUD (incl GST)
- $54.55 (AUD) for international (no GST) .
- TIC members - Free
About Australasian Transformer Innovation Centre webinar and CPD courses
The Australasian Transformer Innovation Centre (TIC) will deliver several webinars and CPD courses. Our Continuing Professional Development courses are designed to fill the training gaps for personnel working in electrical utilities, generation, renewables, mining oil and gas, manufacturers, and service staff.
These webinars will typically be 1 hour to 4 hours long and offer great learning outcomes at low cost. The CPD courses will typically be face-to-face over 2 days offer great learning outcomes at low cost.