"Green" polymer additives and possibilities of efficient use of epoxy waste (Event–Public)
11/04/2024 - Zilina, SK
Invited experts will have lectures, seminars and meetings with students and researchers of the host partner on a selected topic which is related to the proposed project. The laboratories of each partner will be presented during the visit of the speakers. This will contribute to the distribution of specialised knowledge in the V4 countries - both in the university environment and in the industrial university environment.
Dr. Richárd Cselkó - Role and methods of partial discharge measurement in the evaluation of electrical insulation systems.
Konrad Kierczynski, Ph.D. Eng. - Properties of liquid-solid insulation composed of bio-oil and bio-polymer (cellulose) used in power transformers.
Ing. Ondřej Michal, Ph.D. - Sustainable, Bio-Based, and Non-Conventional Additives for High Voltage Insulation Systems
Lectures will be held on-site and on-line Thursday April 11th. Lectures start at 14:00. The online broadcast will start before 14:00.
Online platform: https://meet.jit.si
Lecture name: Visegrad 2023 - 2025
Lecture Report
On April 11, 2024, Zilina, Slovakia hosted a second lecture titled ""Green" polymer additives and possibilities of efficient use of epoxy waste" as part of the Visegrad project. This event united experts, academics, students, and researchers to discuss the use of nanocomposites, electroinsulating fluids, and innovative diagnostic methods. This time focused on the environmental friendly materials and crucial diagnostic methods.
The event featured three distinguished lecturers:
Dr. Richárd Cselkó, Hungary: Dr. Cselkó shared insights on "Role and methods of partial discharge measurement in the evaluation of electrical insulation systems." He discussed the role of partial discharges measurement as a crucial diagnostic method for evaluation of modern dielectric materials.
Konrad Kierczynski, Ph.D. Eng., Poland: Dr. Kierczynski shared topic "Properties of liquid-solid insulation composed of bio-oil and bio-polymer (cellulose) used in power transformers". The use of environmentaly friendly insulating liquids is crucial for sustainable future of transformers and their properties is important to compare with traditional mineral oil liquids.
Ing. Ondřej Michal, Ph.D., Czechia Dr. Michal shared topic "Sustainable, Bio-Based, and Non-Conventional Additives for High Voltage Insulation Systems". He shared a current state of nano fillers for composite materials and highlighted importance of finding the sustainable source of some interesting nano filler candidates.
The lectures were held both on-site and online, accommodating a diverse audience. The online platform for the broadcast was https://meet.jit.si.
The hybrid format allowed for a wide-reaching impact and facilitated networking among experts and students.