Join us on May 7th at 2 PM CET for Lesson #15 of the Transformer Oil Course, streaming live on Transformers Academy!
This Master’s level lesson focuses on the emergence of methanol as a key chemical marker in monitoring paper degradation within power transformers. It offers a comparison with traditional indicators such as furan and ethanol, emphasizing methanol’s superior sensitivity for detecting early-stage degradation.
📌 What you’ll learn:
- Why methanol is gaining traction in the diagnostics of transformer insulation
- Analytical techniques used for methanol detection
- Case studies demonstrating real-world applications
- Insights on methanol stability, behavior in oil-paper systems, and challenges in data interpretation
- The importance of tracking rate of change and post-oil processing behavior
- This session is designed for utility engineers, chemists, transformer and oil manufacturers, students, researchers, oil labs, and utility staff. After the live broadcast, the lesson will remain available on demand.
👉 Don’t miss out – register today and expand your knowledge on transformer diagnostics!
The content of this lesson is fully vendor-agnostic, but it is sponsored by Ergon.
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Transformer oil course - lesson 15 - 7th May (sponsored by ERGON)
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