5.4 Partial Discharges Testing Methods - HFCT sensors

[@sanghyeonpark7226]

You're awesome Rene. Thank you so much for the lecture videos. I watched them all and they're the best materials I've seen so far explaining the partial discharge

[@kishanpatel4027]

I saw your whole playlist on PD and the way you teaches just amazing.

[@MiloMartin-CarbonRobotics]

Just wanted to drop a quick thank you for the video series. I learned quite a bit and appreciate the high quality of the video production as well, it helps to eliminate distractions (lighting, clear sound, good editing).
Also, your whiteboard work was just fine! 😂It is always clear enough to make the point.

[@uncearteanity]

Please continue the lesssons.

[@PartialDischargesGuru]

I will soon! Comments like that help to motivate :-)

[@chekkapahadakbadul1805]

Ur just amazing, Tks for the practical videos.

[@PartialDischargesGuru]

Thanks for the nice comment :-)

[@TreaHuggs]

What would be a good resource in finding out typical PD values on different equipment? Such as insulators, jacketed wire, transformers, fuses, etc.

[@giuliano4531]

What book do you recommend for partial discharge tests? Offline and online

[@PartialDischargesGuru]

Unfortunately there are no real books out there yet, that deal predominantly with Partial Discharges. Usually this topic is mentioned in books about testing of certain assets.
I can always recommend the CIGRE Technical Brochures.

[@LIM_Khuan]

👏💪👍👍👍

[@PartialDischargesGuru]

Thanks 🙏

[@glennd2273]

The Book Of RENE

[@chekkapahadakbadul1805]

Can u share ur LinkedIn profile.

[@PartialDischargesGuru]

Please try
de.linkedin.com/in/rene-hummel-243a63a2