Extra Q&A episode: moisture in transformers (ep. 4) Industrial Measurements Power Generation and Transmission Dec 1, 2021 17:00 CET
Extra Q&A episode: moisture in transformers (ep. 4) By popular request, we are adding an extra episode dedicated to further Q&A to our three-part webinar series on moisture in transformers. Our three-part series proved to be so popular that we simply couldn't answer all the questions we would have wanted to. So in addition to our live Q&A on the 29th of September, we will be back with an extra, fourth episode. Entirely devoted to answering topical questions we have received throughout the series, this will be a must-watch for all in the transformer industry. GOT A QUESTION ? Please use this form to send in your questions ahead of the webinar >> Looking forward to seeing you there! 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Meet the expert: Senja Leivo Ms. Senja Leivo is the Senior Industry Expert at Vaisala and an active member of CIGRE working groups. Her professional focus is on condition monitoring of power transformers. With 20 years of experience she is responsible for identifying the strategic trends and new monitoring needs within the industry, as well as bringing customers’ voice close to the Vaisala’s product development. Senja holds a Master of Science degree in Materials Engineering.
Meet the expert: Senja Leivo Ms. Senja Leivo is the Senior Industry Expert at Vaisala and an active member of CIGRE working groups. Her professional focus is on condition monitoring of power transformers. With 20 years of experience she is responsible for identifying the strategic trends and new monitoring needs within the industry, as well as bringing customers’ voice close to the Vaisala’s product development. Senja holds a Master of Science degree in Materials Engineering.
