The 41st Power Testing Technology Training and Exchange Conference was successfully concluded

Recently, HV HIPOT successfully held a power testing technology training exchange meeting, which attracted many experts, technicians and representatives of related companies in the power industry. The training aims to improve the technical level of the industry and promote experience exchange and cooperation among all parties.

The content of this training covers cutting-edge technologies in multiple power testing fields, mainly including:

Cable oscillation wave partial discharge monitoring system: In-depth explanation of the working principle of the cable oscillation wave partial discharge monitoring system and its importance in power equipment fault diagnosis, emphasizing the application of the system in ensuring the safety of the power system.

Partial discharge live inspection and online monitoring: The training detailed the live inspection technology and online monitoring methods of partial discharge, helping participants to master how to conduct effective partial discharge monitoring without affecting the normal operation of the equipment.

Application of optical imaging instruments: Explain the advantages of optical imaging technology in power equipment detection, and demonstrate its importance in improving fault recognition rate and detection accuracy.

SF6 gas analysis and leak detection technology: The meeting discussed the characteristics of SF6 gas and its use standards in power equipment, shared the key points of gas analysis instruments and the best practices of leak detection technology.

In order to enhance the practicality of the training, the conference set up a practical session. Under the guidance of our instructors, we operated various test instruments, conducted on-site tests and data analysis. This improved the hands-on ability of the participants and strengthened the combination of theory and practice. Thank you to all participants for their enthusiastic participation. We look forward to meeting again in future activities to contribute to the safety and development of the power industry.