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Read our fourth issue of ET Magazine! This issue is filled to the brim with informative and educational articles, including our feature article highlighting how DC power has become an integral factor in our evolving relationship with electricity, and how it’s helping us realise the next steps in our complex and ongoing journey with electrification.Additionally in this issue, we look into aspects of IEC 61850, give you a global view of power transformer technology, and give you advice for recruiting engineers in the power system protection community. But that’s not all as this issue has over 20 articles in it, spanning a huge range of industry topics. Highlights include an article looking at reindeer and sustainability, an article looking at how a local community managed to preserve Tesla’s last remaining lab, and an article looking at stray currents in water pipes in a reverse osmosis plant.As always, we have our Geek Challenge to test your knowledge as well as some great reading suggestions from our Book Club and some industry news to keep you informed.

Check out our latest ET magazine online. Inside you’ll find an introduction to energy storage and 3 articles on partial discharge (PD) topics including: an interview of Dr Detlev Gross and Markus Soeller, two acknowledged experts in this field; excitation voltages for PD testing of cables, and PD testing for transformers. Asset managers will want to read On-line testing of circuit breakers, which illustrates a pragmatic approach to efficiently surveying a circuit breaker fleet using first-trip and VDS testing. If protection schemes are among your areas of interest, you will appreciate the article on end-to-end testing. And those who know how challenging GIS testing can be will benefit from Boel Ekberg’s answers to typical questions she is asked. Transformer enthusiasts will find The high stakes of ignoring the mechanical health integrity of a transformer very informative and an article about dynamic testing of on-load tap changers useful in understanding the several variants of this test. You will also find inside an article about instantaneous torque in motors, which includes three case studies that will convince you of the value of this test. Another great case study is presented in A toolbox approach to fault location in LV power cables and those of you who work in industry won’t want to miss Maximising security of supply at Höchst Industrial Park. Did you know that HVDC transmission was around in 1904!? Open, enjoy and don’t forget to submit your answer to Megger’s third ‘Geek Challenge’ for a chance to win a prize.

This ET issue offers tremendous electrical testing learning opportunities:A feature article that introduces virtual testing of protective relays – that’s right, and this method is already in practice today! DC high-speed circuit breakers – where are they found and how are they tested? Diagnostic testing of bushings, integrating newest learning from the last few years – amounting to far more diagnostic successes than ever before. An article that explores the relationship between thermal imaging and a dedicated low-resistance ohmmeter – read why, in an electrical preventative maintenance program, one to the other is the ‘jelly to the peanut butter’. Surge and lightning arresters – not so fast deciding that ignoring them is the best business practice Motor and generator articles x 4 (VLF, partial discharge, inrush current, and restricted earth fault (REF) protection). My transformer is wet! Now what? Foundational knowledge – what is a knee point, after all? All things protection and standards orgs’ work – Electropedia, IEC 60255, and IEC61850 in relation to the smart grid. Plus, get to know IEEE GPECOM and its ‘industry meets education’ ethos. Reading suggestions, historical interest, news and more… 

Each issue of Electrical Tester has a range of hand-picked industry articles for high-voltage electrical engineers working on utilities.

Each issue of Electrical Tester has a range of hand-picked industry articles for high-voltage electrical engineers working on utilities. CIRED, the major International Electricity Conference and Exhibition, is the leading forum where the electricity distribution community meets every two years in various European venues, with a worldwide perspective and participation. The 2013 CIRED Conference is the 22nd in the series and took place between 10th and 13th June in Stockholm, at the Kista-fair in Kista. 

Each issue of Electrical Tester has a range of hand-picked industry articles for high-voltage electrical engineers working on utilities.

Each issue of Electrical Tester has a range of hand-picked industry articles for high-voltage electrical engineers working on utilities. The SMRT way to test relays  protective relay test sets also need generous short time ratings. The benchmark of performance for an amplifier with a 30 A continuous rating is a short-time rating of 60 A, plus the ability to supply up to 180 A at high power for instantaneous overcurrent test applications. 

Each issue of Electrical Tester has a range of hand-picked industry articles for high-voltage electrical engineers working on utilities.

Each issue of Electrical Tester has a range of hand-picked industry articles for high-voltage electrical engineers working on utilities.

Each issue of Electrical Tester has a range of hand-picked industry articles for high-voltage electrical engineers working on utilities.