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ELECTRICAL INSULATION
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ELECTRICAL MANUFACTURING &
COIL WINDING CONFERENCE

Electrical Manufacturing8
Coil Winding Association

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October 16-18, 2001
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 Table of Contents
Wire Insulatio-Advances in Materials &
Evaluation Methods
Tuesday, October 16,2001 , 8:OO to 11:00 AM
Session Directors: Dave White, Rea Magnet Wire
Weijun Yin
Phelps Dodge Magnet Wire
Hybrid Composites of Polyamide-Imide and Silica
Applied to Wire Insulation
M. Mesaki
The Furukawa Electric Company Ltd.
H. Goda, Arakawa Chemical Industries, Ltd.
SamicaRounaLAn Electrical Insulation System
for High-voltage Motors with Round Wire
Windings up to 6.6 kV
H. Brandes, W. Golbia. Th. Hillmer, H. Klotsche,
Th. Partzsch & G. Wieland
von Roll kola
Evaluation of Corona-Resistant Magnet Wires
Through Partial Discharge and Space
Charge Measurements
A. Cavallini, D. Fabiani & G. C. Montanari
University of Bologna, Techlmp SE
M. Conti, Techlmp Srl
Partial Discharge Characteristics of Enameled
Wire under High-Frequency Voltage Stress-
Approaches for Short-Time Testing
M. Paede & W. Pfeiffer
Darmstadt University of Technology
Effect of Water Salinity, Electric Stress and
Temperature on AC and DC Flashover Voltage
of Polytetrafluoroethylene
H. Z. Syed & R. Hackarn, University of Windsor
P o l y m e r d o t Just Good Insulation
Tuesday, October 16,2001,8:00 to 11:00 AM
Session Directors: John DiCarlo
John C. Dolph Co.
J. Hubrig
Innovation Services, Inc.
Electrically Active Polymers: An Overview 29
1 James Masi
Western New England College (emeritus)
Emerge of Discharges in Polyester Films in
Plasma of LF Glow Discharge 35
A. I. Drachev, V. M. Pak, A. B. Gilman,
A. A. Kuznetsov & I. E. Kardash
5 Elinar Holding Company (Moscow)
Managing Thermoset Resin Dielectric Insulation
Failure Mechanisms to Achieve Electrical
Apparatus Life Extension 45
J. G. Hubrig, Innovation Services, Inc.
11 New Developments in Unsaturated Polyester
Resins Used for Electrical Insulation 51
R. Goetter & M. Winkeler
The t? D. George Company
17 Manufacturing Motors in a New World Economy
Tuesday, October 16,2001,8:30 to 10 AM
Session Director: Robert C. Gray, Micafil, Inc
23 Induction Heating in the Manufacture of
Electric Motors 57
Joseph Arnosky
1H-n lnductotherm Industries Company
Manufacturing Motors in a New World Economy
Equipment Standards 63
Les Baker, Micafil, Inc.
Optimization for Wire Tensioners 69
Ulrich Wenger & Klaus Feldmann
Institute for Manufacturing Automation and
Production Systems
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 Coil ManufacturingTechnologies: Challenges,
Ideas and Solutions
Tuesday, October 16, 2001,8:30 to 1O:OO AM
Session Director: Marco Camardella
Marsilli North America, Inc
Investigation into Terminating Ignition Coil
Primary Magnet Wire Without Prior Removal
of Insulation
Donald P. Lynch &Jay E. Fleischmann
Diamond Electric Mfg, Company
William S. Duff, Colorado State University
Application of Statistical Methods and
Optimization Techniques in Terminating Ignition
Coil Primary Magnet Wire Without Prior
Removal of Insulation
Donald P. Lynch, Diamond Electric Mfg.
William S. Duff, Colorado State University
IEEE Standards
Tuesday, October 16,2001, 1O:OO to 12:OO noon
Session Directors: James Timperley
American Electric Power
Doug Conley
Siemens Westinghouse
IEEE Standard for Rotating Machine Insulatior+
Materials Subcommittee of PES Electric
Machinery Committee
J. E. Timperley, American Electric
Power Service
Douglas Conley, Siemens Westinghouse
S.Cherukupalli & R. Draper, B. C. Hydro
American National Standard for Rotating
Electrical Machinery
IEEE/PES Electric Machinery Committee
Advances in ManufacturingTechnology
Tuesday, October 16, 2001, 10:15 to 11 :45 AM
Session Director: Thomas L. Erekson
Brigham Young University
Advances in Rapid Prototyping and
Rapid Manufacturing 107
Prof. Perry W. Carter, School of Technology
73 Brigham Young University
Manufacturing Precision and Delicate Parts 115
Prof. Kent E. Kohkonen, School of Technology
Brigham Young University
Construction, Interfacing, and Application of
An 8255-Based Programmable Peripheral
81 Interface Card 119
Ahmad Zargari, PhD, CSlT &
Michael S. Combs
Morehead State University
Department of Industrial Education
& Tech
CAD/CAM and Its Use in the Design and
Manufacturingof Electric Components
Tuesday, October 16,2001,10:15 to 11 :45 AM
Session Director: Barry D. Piersol
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Bowling Green State University
93 Further Excursions in Computer Aided
Simulations for Magnetic Devices 125
James Masi, PhD, JM Design Consultants
Linkages of CAD with Other Software
Applications for Design in
Electrical Manufacture 129
105 Todd Waggoner, PhD & Angelo Brown, PhD
Bowling Green State University
Department of Technology Systems
College of Technology
A Guideline for Using Experimental Design
Mathematical Modeling in Welding of
Coil Lead Frames 133
Don P. Lynch &Jay E. Fleischmann,
Diamond Electric Mfg. Company
William S. Duff, Colorado State University
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 New Concepts for Magnetic Applications
Tuesday, October 16,2001, 10:15to 11 :45AM
Session Director: Robert 0. Sanchez
Sandia National Laboratories
High Voltage Miniature Transformer Design
Shelton Gunewardena
Mil-Spec Magnetics, Inc.
Robert 0. Sanchez & Wendel E. Archer
Sandia National Laboratories
Encapsulation Processes for Magnetic
Components and Their Effect on
Component Functionality
Howard Arris, Sandia National Laboratories
Novel Magnetic Materials for Low Loss
Devices at High Frequencies
James Masi, PhD, JM Design Consultants
Developments in Rotating Machine
Insulation Systems
Tuesday, October 16,2001,l:OO
to 5:OO PM
Session Directors: Karim Younsi, GE Hydro
Glenn Mottershead
141 Voith Siemens Hydro
Generator Reliability as Influenced by
Engineering Design Parameters 159
C. V. Maughan
Maughan Engineering Consultants
Study of Electroinsulation Materials Composed
149 of Mica Paper and Polymer Film for Applying
in H V Rotating Electrical Machines 181
A. M. Andreyev, N. M. Vakser
& V. V. Starovoitenkov
155 St. Petersburg State Tech. Univ.
V. Pak, I. E. Kuimov & M. Lavrentieva
Elinar Holding Company
Stator Coil Insulation for Modem
Air-cooled Generators 185
F. T. Emery, Siemens Westinghouse
Power Corp.
Electrical Insulation for High Voltage
Applications 13,800-Volt Insulation 189
T. Kluk, Electrolock, Inc.
SmicaShield(r) Insulation System for
Frequency-converter-drivenLow-voltage
Three-phase Motors 195
SamicaFirewall(r) Insulation System for
Low-voltage Three-phase Motors
(Smoke-dissipating Motors)
H. Brandes, T. Partzsch, H. Klotsche,
& J. Speck
von Roll kola
The System of Electrodes of the Uniform
Field of Stator Slot and the Insulation of High
Voltage Turbo-and Hydro Generators 199
V. Kuzrnin & L. Khaimovitch
SPA Electrotyazhmash (Ukraine)
Static Excitation Resistant Rotor Insulation for
Turbine Generators 203
M. Miller, Siemens Westinghouse
Power Corp.
Next Generation Insulation for High
Operating Stress 209
F. T. Emery & J. D. B. Smith
Siemens Westinghouse Power Corp.
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 Partial Discharge Detection-Techniques
Applications
Tuesday, October 16,2001,l:OO
to 3:30PM
;ession Director: Hugh Zhu
Adwel International Ltd.
I n Investigation into the Effects of Parasitic
Circuit Inductance on Partial
Discharge Detection
M. M. Twiel, B. G. Stewart & I. J. Kemp
Glasgow Caledonian University
4n Integrated Diagnostic Tool Based on
PD Measurements
A. Cavallini, G. C. Montanari & G. Pasini
DIE-LIMAT University of Bologna
Techlmp S.r.1.
M. Conti, University of Bologna
A. Contin, DEEI, University of Trieste
On-line Partial Discharge Applications to MV
Electrical Switchgear
A. Golubev, PhD. & I. Blokhintsev, MS
Cutler-Hammer Predictive Diagnostics
G. Paoletti, Cutler-Hammer
J. Modrowski, ISPAT/lnland Steel
Commutator Design & Process Considerations
Tuesday, October 16,2001,1 :15to 2:45 PM
Session Director: Fred A. Brown
Comair Rotron Inc.
EMC WA Vice President
Commutator Design and
Manufacturing Techniques
Lee Pletcher
Kirkwood Industries-Dayton
Precision Division
AC Versus DC Fusing
Bryan Peoples, Unitek Miyachi Corporation
& Fusion / Sensors
Tuesday, October 16,2001,1 :15 to 2:45 PM
Session Director: Dr. James Masi
JM Design Consultants
Evanescent Microwave Sensor Scanning for
Detection of Sub-surface Defects in Wires 245
Richard A. Kleismit & Marian K. Kazimierczuk
21 3 Wright State University
Department of Electrical Engineering
Sensors for Non-destructive Test 251
James Masi, PhD, JM Design Consultants
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Balancing to Improve Product Life
Tuesday, October 16,2001,3:00to 4:30 PM
Room 230
225 Session Director: Steve Reimann, VibraSys, Inc.
Unbalance Measuring and Mill Correction
Process Considerations 257
T. Jeff Franklin I l l
American Hofmann Cotporation
New Integrated Process for Quality Control of
Automotive Blowers 261
Peter Boehm & Michael Bassmann
Schenck Rotec GmbH
New Concepts in Transformer Design and
Manufacturing Technology
233 Tuesday, October 16,2001,3:00
to 4:30 PM
Session Director: Don Lee, EPM Corp. (retired)
Measuring Telecommunication Transformers 265
239 Kevin Lench, Wayne Kerr Electronics
Design for Manufacturing of
Multi-Phase Transformers 269
Michael Stack, Espey Mfg. & Electronics Corp.
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 Why Test Magnet Wire?
Wednesday, October 17,2001 , 8:30 to 1O:OO AM
Session Director: Richard B. Duke, NZ-Tech, Inc.
Primer on Measurement System Assessment
Prof. Kenneth E. Rennels, P.E., Indiana
Universiteurdue University Indianapolis
Why Test Magnet Wire?
John A. Whitney & Richard B. Duke
NZ-Tech, Inc.
Emerging Epoxy Systems Concepts
Wednesday, October 17,2001,8:30 to 10 AM
Session Director: Mangesh Rajadhyaksha
Vantico, Inc.
High Thermally Conductive Epoxy System
for Electrical and Electronic
Thermal Management
Robert Kultzow, Vantico, Inc.
Low Dielectric Constant and Low Shrinkage
Epoxy System for Power
Electronics Applications
Robert Kultzow & Brian Mainguy, Vantico, Inc.
Component Performance Advantages Realized
through Thermoplastic Encapsulation with
Thermally Conductive Polymers
John Hanrahan, Encap Technologies, Inc.
Griff Neal, Encap Motors
Interdisciplinary Design Projects
Wednesday, October 17, 2001, 8:30 to 1O:OO AM
Room 232
Session Director: Joel Mosak, Jebco Ltd.
275
Interdisciplinary Design Projects in an
Engineering Lab Course:
A Student Perspective 301
281' John Manning, Western New England College
Design and Construction of a Fully
Autonomous Fire Fighting Robot 303
Scott Dearie, Kevin Fisher, Brian Rajala,
& Steven Wasson
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Re-design and Controller Design for a Multifan
Hovering System 311
Brian Luce & K. Rahnamai, PhD
Western New England College
Linear Induction Machine Design for Instructional
Laboratory Development 319
285 Jason R. Wells, P. T. Krein,
& Professor Patrick L. Chapman
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
T. Walls, Emerson Motor Company
291
Off-Line Diagnostics for Rotating Machines
Wednesday, October 17,2001,9:00 to 11:00AM
297 Session Directors: Lori Rux
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Dave Schump
Baker Instrument Co.
Use of Machine Hipot Testing in Electric Utilities 323
B. K. Gupta, AOK Technologies
G. C. Stone, Iris Power Engineering Inc.
J. Stein, EPRl
Response of Ramp Test to Delamination in
Stator Groundwall Insulation 327
W. McDermid & J. C. Bromley, Manitoba Hydro
Partial discharge Detection in Generator Stator
Insulation Using Oscillating Voltages Waves 331
E. Gulski, H. J. van Breen, & J. J. Smit
Delft University of Technology
P. N. Seitz, Seitz Instruments AG
P. Schikarski, Haefely TestAG
Evaluation of Electric Motor Condition Using
Motor Circuit Analysis 335
H. Penrose, PhD, BJM Corporation
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 Polymeric C a b l e d a t e r i a l s Development &
Condition Assessment
Wednesday, October 17,2001,9:00 AM to 12:OO
Session Directors: Alexander Bulinski
National Research
Council of Canada
Sudhakar Cherukupalli
B.C. Hydro
Study on Surface Discharge of Composite
Dielectric in XLPE Power Cable Joints
J. Luo, Wuhan High Voltage Research Inst.
& Xi’an Jiaotong University
J. Shi & J. Yuan
East Shanghai Power Supply Bureau
Influence of Internal Residual Mechanical ’ .
Stresses on Local Dielectric Strength of EHV
Extruded XLPE Cables 345
S-Y Lee, Y-H Kim & I-H Lee, LG Cable Ltd.
N. Amyot, Hydro-Quebec (IREQ)
Condition Assessment of Service Aged XLPE
Distribution Cable 349
W. McDermid & J.C. Bromley, Manitoba Hydro
Assessment of Station Cable Condition Using
Wireless Telemetryand Diagnostic Tests
H. G. Sedding & S. Rizzetto, Kinectrics Inc.
S. Bomben, Ontario Power Generation Inc.
R. J. Densley, Arborlec Solutions
Dielectric Behaviour of Insulating Materials
Under Liquid Nitrogen 359
H. Husain, M. M. Mohsin, A. Masood
& M. U. Zuberi
Dept. Of Electrical Engineering,AMU, Aligarh
Magnetics From a Users Point of View
Wednesday, October 17,2001,10:15 to 11:45 AM
Session Director: Earle S. Seely
Walker Scientific, Inc. (retired)
Material Selection of Permanent Magnets:
Considering Thermal Properties Correctly 365
Stanley R. Trout, PhD, P. E.
Spontaneous Materials
341 Separation of Electrical & Electromechanical
Losses in Magnetic Materials 371
W. R. Wieserman, PhD & G. L. Kusic
University of Pittsburgh
Motor Technology-Advances in
Theory and Design
Wednesday, October 17,2001,10:15 to 11:45 AM
Session Director: Fred A. Brown
Comair Rotron Inc.
EMC WA Vice President
Analysis of a Two Phase Brushless Motor
353 Used in a CPU Cooling Fan 379
Prof. Barry K. Fussell
University of New Hampshire
Production Line Evaluation of Geared DC
Motor Mechanical Efficiency 387
Paul Micheli, P.E.
Geo. Stevens Manufacturing Co., Inc.
Jack Savage, Consultant
John Suriano, Valco Motors &Actuators
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 Power Transmission Issues External Insulation & Environmental Factors

Wednesday, October 17,2001,10:15to 11 :45AM Wednesday, October 17,2001,l:OO

to 500 PM

Session Director: Patrick Murphy Session Director: Arjan Jagtiani

Adept Technology Canada, Inc.
Transmission Impacts and Visualizationof
New Generation 393
Darnel1 R. Smith, PowerWorld Corporation
Prof. Thomas J. Overbye
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Partial Discharge in Rotating Machines
Part 1
Wednesday, October 17,2001,l:OOto 500 PM
Session Directors: James Timperley
American Electric Power
Stefan0 Bomben
Ontario Power Generation
Standardizing the Interpretation of On-line
VHF PD Measurements on Turbo Generators 399
H. J. van Breen, E. Gulski & J. J. Smit
Delft University of Technology
H. Verhaart & W. de Leeuw, K€MA
M. Krieg-Wezelenburg,HMA Power Systems
American Electric Power
Electrical Field and Potential DistributionsAlong
Dry and Clean Non-Ceramic Insulators 437
W. Que & S. A. Sebo, Ohio State University
Electric Field and Potential DistributionAlong
Non-Ceramic Insulators with Water Droplets 441
W. Que & S.A. Sebo, Ohio State University
Effects of Atmospheric Pressure on Erosion
Depth of Organic Insulating Material 445
B. X. Du, Niigata College of
Technology (Japan)
Ozone Synthesis in Oxygen Using a
Pulsed Discharge 449
W. J. M. Samaranayake & H. Akiyama
Kumamoto University
R. Hackam, University of Windsor
Computing the Corona Onset and the
Utilization Factor of Rod-Plane Electrode
by Using Charge Simulation Method 453
0. Kalenderli, E. Onal & 0. Altay
Istanbul Technical University

Partial Discharge Database: Its Benefits and

Limitations on Assessment of Stator
Insulation Deterioration 405
H. Zhu, V. Green, M. Sasic &A. Jakubik
Adwel International
Assessed Condition Trending System (ACTS)
A Tool for Generator On-line Diagnostics 411
M. Hoof, Alstom (Switzerland) Ltd.
T. Laird, Alstom Power Inc.
Experience with Continuous Partial Discharge
Monitoring of Stator Windings 417
M. Fenger, G. C. Stone & B. A. Lloyd
Iris Power Engineering Inc.
Seasonal Changes in Partial Discharge
Activity on Hydraulic Generators 423
K. Younsi & D. Snopek & J. Hayward, GE Hydro
P. Mknard, Genexpert Inc.
J.C. Pellerin, James Maclaren Energy Inc.
In Service Turbine Generators Stator Windings
Failure Risks Minimization on the Base of
Discharge Events On-line Monitoring 429
Y. P. Aksenov, et al. DlACS (Moscow)

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Impregnating-Resin Processing Considerations Emerging Fuel Cell Technology

Wednesday, October 17,2001,1:15 to 2:45 PM Wednesday, October 17,2001,3:00 to 4:30 PM

Session Director: William G. Rumpa Session Director: Dr. James Masi, PhD
MEC International JM Design Consultants

An Operating Cost Comparisons for Fuel Cells: A Burgeoning Technology 483

Impregnation Systems 457
Peter Caine, HeatTek 2000
Fully Automatic Process Control for Vacuum
Resin Casting Systems 461
Rainer Bardtenschlager
Verfahrenstechnik Hijbers GmbH
Insights into Coil Processing
Donald R. Speer, Jr.
Electrical Analysis Specialist
W. J. Sarjeant, Energy Systems
Institute-University of Buffalo
J. Zirnheld, H. Gill & K. Burke
School of Engineering, University of Buffalo
Hybrid Vehicle Applications
Wednesday, October 17,2001,1:15 to 2:45 PM
Session Director: Prof. Don Skaar
San Diego State University
Fred A. Brown, Comair Rotron Inc.
Off-Shore Electrical Magnetic
Component Manufacturing
Wednesday, October 17, 2001, 3:OO to 4:30 PM
467
Session Director: Thomas H. Lemley
Globe Motors
Establishing an Electrical Magnetic Componet
Facility on Mexico 489
Eduardo Montes
Carr Riiberena KM
Establishing a Electrical Magnetic Component
Facility in the Asian Basin 495
Robert Podlogar, Tuson Corporation
Sourcing World-Class Motor Components
in China 499
Michael Bloom, Off Shore Solutions

Thermodynamic Testing of Nickel Metal Electrical Component Manufacturing in the

Hydride Batteries 473 Caribbean Basin 507
Allen Tan, Michael Goolsby, Thomas H. Lemley
& Ken Rennels, P.E. Globe Motor Division, SNECMA
Indiana University4urdue
University Indianapolis
4 Step-Sine Motor Controller for Electric
VehicleApplications 479
Mark Patterson & Mike Baxter
Brigham Young University

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 Materials & Sensors
Wednesday, October 17,2001,3:00 to 4:30 PM
Session Director: Prof. Don Skaar
San Diego State University
Organic Magnetic Materials: Preparation
and Properties
David Tharaldson, Northeast Center for
Telecommunications Technologies
James Masi, PhD, JM Design Consultants
Applets and Simulations in Magnetics and
‘ Electromagnetics
Robert Vice, Northeast Center for
TelecommunicationsTechnologies
James Masi, PhD, JM Design Consultants
Interrogation System for Passive Solid-state
Sensors Embedded in Composites
K. A. LaVere & L. D. Thompson
San Diego State University College
of Engineering
A Remote Electronic Olfactory Sensor
Timothy Cooke, Michael K. George,
Helrnuth Mayer & Kevin R. Reeves
Illinois Institute of Technology
Partial Discharge in Rotating Machine-
Part 2
Thursday, October 18,2001, 8:OO to 11:00 AM
Session Directors: Tom Laird, Alstom Power
Mark Fenger
Iris Power Engineering
513
Comparison of Discharges Measured from a
Generator’s Terminals and from an Antenna in
Front of the Slots 533
C. Hudon & M. Belec & R. Contreras
lnstitut de Recherche Hydro-Quebec
515 W. Torres, Dept. de lnvestigacionesy Pruebas
de Generacion, C.V G. Edelca
On-line Measurement of Partial Discharges
on Large Motors in a Generating Station 537
I. M. Culbert & H. Dhirani
519 Ontario Power Generation Inc.
B.K. Gupta, AOK Technologies
Comparative Measurements of Two Partial
Discharge Measurements Used for Form
523 Wound Coil/Bars as Quality Assurance Tests 541
S. Cherukupalli & C. Tan, B. C. Hydro
G. L. Halldorson, Powertech Labs Inc.
Laboratory Study of Slot Discharge
Characteristic PRPD Patterns 547
M. Belec, C. Hudon & C. Guddemi
lnstitut de Recherche d’Hydro-Quebec
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 Transformer-Advances in Materials & New Materials & Processes for Electric Motor
Evaluation Methods Repair-Free to EASA Members

Thursday, October 18, 2001, 8:OO am to 12:30 PM Thursday, October 18,2001, 8:30 to 11:45 AM

Session Directors: Art Lemm, Cooper Power Syst. Session Directors: Dennis SheDhard, Consultant
Bob duMaire, Weidmann Systems Patrick A. Timmins
Decision Point
Influence of Chemo-Rheological Properties of
Silica-Filled Liquid Epoxy Resins on Partial Determination of the Failure in the Stator Coil
Discharge Behavior of Coils 551 Windings Due to Voltage Surges
A. Kaindl, Siemens Medical Soutions Using MatLab 615
L. Schoen, Siemens Corporate Technology Ali Reza Alavizadeh
H. Borsi, University of Hannover & Ahmad Zargari, PhD, CSlT
Morehead State University
On-line Reclamation of Aged Transformer Oils 557 Dept of Industrial Education & Tech.
J. Sabau, INSOIL Canada Ltd.
New Insulation Materials and Processes for
Calculation Method for Power Transformer Electric Motor Repair 623
Clamping Rings Made from Laminated Charles Koffler
Insulating Materials 567 Koffler Electrical Mechanical
K. Biggie & T. A. Prevost Apparatus Repair
EH V-Weidmann Industries, Inc.
On-Line and Off-Line State of the Art
Analysis of Converter Transformer Failures Preventive Maintenance of Electrical Motors 627
and Application of Periodic On-line Partial Ernest0 J. Wiedenbrug
Discharge Measurements 577 Baker Instruments Company
W. McDermid, D. H. Grant, A. Glodjo,
& J.C. Bromley, Manitoba Hydro

Experiences with On-line Diagnostics for Product Testing and Quality Assurance
Power & Instrument Transformers 583
Y. P. Aksenov, A. Golubev & V. Zavidey, DIACS
Thursday, October 18,2001, 10:15 to 11:45 AM
Y. Dementiev & V. Rodionov, UES of Russia
Diagnostic of Power Transformers in Sri Lanka: Session Director: Kenneth L. Krolski
Application of Dielectric Spectroscopy in Kentron Technologies,Inc.
Frequency Domain 593
A Joint Study of Transformer Test Equipment 635
C. Ekanayake, Chalmers University of
Curtis King, Sandia National Laboratories
Technology4Jniversity of Peradeniya
Son N. Ngoyen, Vanguard Electronics
S. M. Gubanski, Chalmers University of Tec.
K. Mularachchi, University of Peradeniya
S helton Gu newardena, Mil-Spec Magnetics Inc.
Ceylon Electricity Board Transformer Testing Using Circuit
M. A. R. M. Fernando, Ceylon Electricity Board Analysis Techniques 639
Howard W. Penrose, BJM Corporation
Transformer Insulation Diagnosis: Recovery
Voltage Measurement and DC Absorption Test 597 In-Process Motor Testing Results Using Model
A. A. Paithankar & C. T. Pinto Based Fault Detection Approach 643
AB9 Lenzohm Services Ltd. Evren Albas, T. Arikan & C. Kuzkaya
Artesis A.S.
Effect of Temperatureon Sensitivity of Diagnostic
Tests on Oil Impregnated Paper Insulation 601
R. J. Densley, Arborlec Solutions
B. K. Gupta, AOK Technologies
Assessment of Power Transformer
Insulation Condition 605
V. V. Sokolov & V. Bulgakova
ZTZ Service Company
Z. Berler, Cutler-Hammer Predictive Diagnostics
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