Program

TECHNICAL PROGRAM

The 38th Electrical Insulation Conference is organized with 17 sessions, being 14 sessions of oral presentations of papers and 3 poster sessions.

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SESSIONS FOR APPROVED PAPERS – ORAL PRESENTATION

Session NameSession Chair
Cable IMuhammad Shafiq
Cable IIAli Naderian
Failure Analysis ILars Arvidsson
Failure Analysis IIAleksandr Khazanov
New Materials IRoger Wicks
New Materials IIAnna Gegenava
Outdoor Insulation / SwitchgearWilliam McDermid
Partial Discharges IGreg Stone
Partial Discharges IIWenli (Williams) Hong
Rotating Machinery IKevin Alewine
Rotating Machinery IIScott Cotner
Testing Technologies IGian Carlo Montanari
Transformers IZan Kiparizoski
Transformers IIBrad Staley

SESSIONS FOR APPROVED PAPERS – POSTER PRESENTATION

Session NameTopicsSession ChairSession Chair
Poster Session ITransformers
Cables & Accessories Testing Technologies Nanodielectrics Partial Discharges		Ghassemi, MonaAlvarez, Raul
Poster Session IIRotating Machines Transformers Transportation Systems Partial Discharges Failure AnalysisField, NormanArroyo, Oscar
Poster Session IIICables & Accessories Testing Technologies Outdoor Insulation Switchgear (including arrestors) New MaterialsAgnew, DavidYang, Yang

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