Seminar Announcement
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Electrical Field Testing of Distribution and Transmission Class Cables - Application and Case Stories
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| Speaker
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Mark Fenger
Kinectrics Inc.
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| Day and Time
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Thursday, December 9, 2010, 4:00 - 5:30 p.m.
Refreshments will be served at 3:30 p.m.
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| Location
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Trinity Square
483 Bay St., South Tower
Basement Floor, B1 Conference Centre, Room 01
Convenient access from Queen TTC subway station via Eaton Centre lower floor
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| Organizer
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IEEE Dielectrics & Electrical Insulation Toronto Chapter |
| Contact
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Jody Levine, E-mail:
All are welcome. Registration is required. Please confirm your attendance with Jody Levine using the
above e-mail address (preferred), or by phone at (416) 345-6339
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| Abstract |
The presentation will outline various electrical test methodologies for Condition Assessment of
Distribution & Transmission Class Cables for both commissioning and maintenance. Specifically DC,
VLF and AC Withstand Testing as well as diagnostic tests such as Partial Discharge and TanDelta
(dielectric spectroscopy) will be discussed along with the advantages, the disadvantages and practical
application of each test methodology. As well, practical applications will be discussed and several
case studies will be presented.
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| Special Award |
DEIS President Dr. Hulya Kirkici will make a special trip from Auburn University in Alabama to
present an award to Dr. R John Densley for his work as Editor of the Electrical Insulation Magazine.
Please join us to meet the DEIS president, and in thanking John for all his work.
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| Biography |
Mark Fenger, Senior Engineer, Transmission and Distribution Technologies, has over 10 years
experience in diagnostic testing and cable assessments and is an active contributor to multiple
technical committees and societies. His area of expertise is aging of solid insulation materials,
particularly partial discharge detection, measurement, and interpretation, as well as dielectric
spectroscopy measurement on solid dielectric cable. Mark Fenger is a licensed engineer with the
province of Ontario, holds a M. Sc. E.E. from the Technical University of Denmark as well as an
M.B.A. from the Schulich School of Business, York University. He can be reached at the following
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