This version was up to date by two of us, Greg Stone and Ian Culbert. Given the developments in rotating machine insulation up to now decade, readers will see expanded info on the impact of drives on insulation, the addition of plenty of comparatively new failure mechanisms, and new diagnostic assessments. Many extra photographs of deteriorated insulation programs have been added on this version. Many extra references have been added, and up to date modifications in IEEE and IEC requirements have been integrated. We’ve got additionally added descriptions of the insulation programs used by Chinese language and Indian machine producers. The data on Chinese language programs got here from Mr. Yamin Bai of North China EPRI. Mr. Bai and his colleagues had been additionally accountable for the Chinese language model of the primary version of this ebook.

New appendices had been added, which give detailed info on the insulation programs used by many producers, in addition to insulation materials properties. These tables first appeared in a US Electrical Energy Analysis Institute (EPRI) doc that’s lengthy out of print. Nonetheless, given the variety of machines nonetheless utilizing these programs and supplies, we thought it will likely be helpful to incorporate the knowledge right here. We once more want to thank our spouses, Judy and Anne, and likewise our employer, Iris Energy L.P. We’re additionally grateful to Ms. Resi Zarb for assist in organizing and enhancing the second version. Lastly, we thank the readers of the primary version who took time to level out errors and omissions within the first version.

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