FREE WEBINAR: UNDERSTANDING THE IMPACT OF CONTAMINATION ON STATOR WINDING RELIABILITY

Join us for a crucial seminar on contamination-related failures in electrical machine windings, where we will explore how conducting materials, moisture, and environmental factors compromise insulation integrity.

Electrical machine windings rely on adequate creepage distances for insulation, making them highly susceptible to failure when exposed to contaminants such as oil, water, or atmospheric dust. These contaminants create conductive paths that can lead to turn-to-turn or ground short circuits through surface tracking.

We will discuss failure mechanisms, early warning signs, and modern insulation advancements, comparing older organic varnish-based insulation with present-day synthetic resin-bonded materials that better resist moisture absorption.

Attendees will learn how to identify carbonized tracking paths, mitigate contamination risks, and implement preventative maintenance strategies to enhance machine reliability.

This seminar is essential for engineers, maintenance teams, and reliability professionals looking to improve insulation longevity and prevent costly electrical failures.

Register to join live to engage in our Q&A session at the end of the webinar with Mike Davis.

Can't attend? Register and we will send the recorded version of the webinar to you.

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Hosted by Mike Davis - a well known and respected Electrical Engineer & Coach. Mike loves to use his 50+ years of engineering experience and knowledge with the next generation of electrical technicians and engineers through coaching and mentoring.

Who should attend? Electrical and mechanical personnel who work on and around electrical machines, including technicians, trainees, electrical engineers, mechanical engineers, project managers, repair company personnel and condition monitoring engineers.

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