Unveiling the SIPROTEC 7SE20: A Travelling Wave Recorder Experience

For protection, operations and maintenance engineers of HV power transmission lines, HVDC grids and submarine power cables.

Discover the innovative SIPROTEC 7SE20 Travelling Wave Recorder. Delve into the fundamentals of Travelling Waves and witness the unboxing of the 7SE20. These waves play a crucial role in localizing faults on high-voltage power transmission and distribution systems.

Agenda

  • Understanding Travelling Waves and how to utilize them
  • Explore the design and construction of the SIPROTEC 7SE20
  • Experience the Unboxing of the device
  • Delve into the SIPROTEC 7SE20 technical data
  • Gain insights from worldwide field experience
  • Questions and Answers

Benefits

  • Explore the fundamentals of Travelling Waves
  • Discover the technical features of the SIPROTEC 7SE20
  • See the results of our world wide installations at pilot customers

Join our experts, Jörg Blumschein and Markus Kraft, as they introduce you to the cutting-edge Travelling Wave Recorder.

Jörg Blumschein - Principal Key Expert for Protection

Jörg Blumschein studied technical cybernetics and process measurement at the University Magdeburg where he became a graduated engineer in 1992. Since 1992 he works with SIEMENS in the development department of protection relays. Today he is the Principal Key Expert for Protection.

Markus Kraft - Promotor Digital Substation and Travelling Wave

As a technical sales specialist, Markus Kraft is promoting in context of Digital Substation, the process bus driven SIPROTEC5 merging-unit and fault-recording portfolio. He is electrical engineering technician in information technology, VDE certified power quality expert and Federal Office for Economic Affairs accredited energy auditor. Markus joined Siemens in 1991. With many years of experience as a R&D project manager for the Power Quality software he consults customers by designing individual grid code evaluation concepts.


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