National Conference on Distribution Transformers
6th May 2022
09:00 AM to 05:30 PM
The first edition of the TRAFOTECH-DT conference was held on 12th June 2019 at India Habitat Centre, New Delhi. It witnessed participation of over 300 delegates, with 22 papers/ case studies was presented. It got very encouraging response from all its stakeholders across the nation.
The Second edition of the TRAFOTECH- DT Conference will be held on 6th May 2022 at New Delhi. The conference aims to build up a healthy ecosystem hand holding all stakeholders ie . manufacturers, users, regulators, testing labs, academia, institutions etc. for building up the electrical infrastructure more reliable to support the growing economy.
Theme: "Distribution Transformers: USAGE, REGULATION and INNOVATION"
India is on the verge of becoming a major power nation among developing economies. Electricity is a key constituent for the economic growth of the country and is directly linked to the GDP of the country. There has been a surge in demand for power in India due to an increase in capacity utilisation, industrialisation, urbanisation and population.
The conference will address and highlight the challenges faced by the industry in terms of excessive ATC losses because of systemic issues, linkage between DT failures and higher ATC losses, Non-standardization on repairs, lesser/ poor maintenance, Dual certification, Stand ard specs across States and Country, volatility in raw material prices etc. It will also focus on upcoming innovations & technologies for future transformers
Distribution Transformer is the heart of the Distribution Network. In the past, many steps were taken towards improvements in transformer design and manufacturing for its efficiency and reliability. To get the benefit from these measures, the distribution sector needs some changes and improvements too. The objective of this conference is to align transformer specifications, manufacturing and site maintenance strategies for safe and reliable grid operation, and to prepare for future long term planning of the retirement and replacement of the ageing distribution transformer by utilities and transformer manufacturers before failure occurs.
The conference will further focus on demands for present and future networks, changes in technological trends, use of smart components for better preventive diagnostics, transformers for specific applications, distribution transformers trends and life cycle management and standardizing erection, commissioning and maintenance of transformers.
This conference will provide a common platform for exchanging knowledge, sharing experience and building a roadmap for ideas generated of the topics mentioned.
e-TRAFOTECH Program schedule (5th to 7th November 2020) _1630 Hrs. to 20.00Hrs. (Indian Standard Time)
"Mr. S.K Ray Mohapatra,
Chief Engineer - PSETD Division Central Electricity Authority Ministry of Power, Govt. of India"
Mr. Shashank Kulkarni,
Team Leader – Electrical Design Siemens Ltd.
Mr. Vikrant Joshi,
PTR Scientific Leader GE T&D India Limited
Mr. S.K.Gupta,
AGM BHEL, Jhansi
Mr. Lars Liden,
Product Marketing Specialist
Bushings and tap-changers
Hitachi ABB Power Grids Sweden
"Mr. Tarun Garg,
Hitachi ABB"
"Mr. Shrikant B. Potnis,
Chief Executive Officer
Easun MR Tap Changers Pvt. Ltd.
"Mr. A.S. Jhala ,
T&R"
"Mr. P.K.Patnaik,
Dy. General Manager ( Electrical)
Odisha Power Transmission Corporation Ltd."
Mr. Thomas Buijs,
Hitachi ABB Power Grids
"Mr. Rakesh Patil,
Chief Manager – Quality Management Siemens Ltd."
"Mr. Vikrant Joshi,
GE(T&D) India
"Mr. Stephen Heberer,
Vice President System Altanova Group"
"Mr. Adish Kumar Gupta ,
Power Grid"
"Mr. Gunjan Agrawal,
PGCIL*( to be confirmed shortly)"
Mr. Gautam Mazumdar,
Assistant General Manager-Transformer Service
CG Power and Industrial Solutions Limited
Mr. A J Chavda,
Superintending Engineer (Testing & Condition Monitoring)
GETCO
Mr. B P Soni
GETCO
Mr. S.K. Ray Mohapatra
Chief Engineer, Central Electricity Authority
b) Mr. P Ramachandran
Sr. Consultant & Transformer Expert
c) Representative from PGCIL* –
Name to be confirmed shortly
Mr. C Jayasenan
Chairman, Technical Committee
Central/State/ Private/ Utilities/ EP contractors responsible for the installation, operation and maintenance of Distribution systems and life cycle management of Distribution Transformers.
Manufacturers & Supplier of Distribution Transformers/ Raw materials/ Components/ Accessories.
Energy Planners, Energy Auditors and Industrial Consultants.
Manufacturers of equipment/instruments required for operation, condition monitoring, and diagnostics of transformers.
Research organizations, laboratories, standardization bodies and academic institutes.
Companies involved in repair, overhaul, refurbishment, and life extension ac tivities.
Engineers, Experts, Analysts from various sectors like Power, Cement, Oil and Gas, Refineries, Water and Waste Water Management, Food and Diary, Metal and Mining, Pharma, Textiles, Chemicals, Papers, Lifts and Escalators, Transportation Segment (Railways, Hybrid Electric Vehicles) Venture Capitalists, Institutions, Academics etc.
| Category | Delegate Contribution |
|---|---|
| Industry Participants | Rs. 5000 + GST |
| PSU's and Testing Labs | Rs. 5000 + GST |
| Government Utilities/ Discoms/ Educational Institutions/ Students For every single registration one delegate will be complementary registered |
Rs. 5000 + GST |
| International Participants | USD$ 250 |
Note:- Bulk discount (up to 10%) in case of 5-10 delegate nominations from single organisation and 15% in case of 10+ delegate nominations from single organisation, applicable to all categories
Delegate Contribution Charges includes the cost of Delegate Kit, Technical Papers, Lunch and Tea/ Coffee of one-day conference. Please note that this is a non-residential conference.
| Category | Co-Host Contribution | |
|---|---|---|
| Diamond | Rs. 3.0 Lakh + GST | USD 4500 |
| Gold | Rs. 2.0 Lakh + GST | USD 3500 |
| Benefits | Diamond | Gold |
|---|---|---|
| Number of complimentary Delegates | 4 | 2 |
| 1-2 minutes non-commercial video to play during Lunch & Tea/Coffee breaks | Yes | --- |
| Display of Standee/ brought by Co-host at Registration area | Yes | Yes |
| Logo in Promo Mailers | Yes | --- |
| Conference Backdrop/Banners | Yes | Yes |
| Brochures for distribution at registration desk | Yes | Yes |
| Thank you Co-Host at the Registration | Yes | Yes |
| Area Logo on kits | Yes | Yes |
| Advertisement on Bound Volume | Full | Half |
| Company MD/ CEO Interview in Bound volume | 1 Page | --- |
Day-1: 5th November, 2020
Chief Engineer - PSETD Division, Central Electricity Authority, Ministry of Power, Govt. of India
Topic: CEA standard specification of EHV transformer & Shunt reactor
Day-2: 6th November, 2020
Chief Executive Officer, Easun MR Tap Changers Pvt. Ltd.
Topic: OLTC selections, failure modes, causes and prevention
Day-3: 7th November, 2020
Vice President System, Altanova Group
Topic: Theory of Partial discharge, methods for low PD by design, material and manufacturing processes in oil filled transformer and reactors, with latest trends in monitoring and diagnostics
Glimpses of TRAFOTECH 2018
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Committee
Indian Electrical & Electronics Manufacturers' Association (IEEMA) is the apex association of manufacturers of electrical, industrial electronics and allied equipment in India.
Founded in 1948, IEEMA has a pan India presence with its corporate office at New Delhi, registered office at Mumbai and regional offices at Kolkata and Bangalore. IEEMA has its State representatives at Lucknow, Chandigarh, Jaipur, Srinagar, Guwahati, Raipur, Bhubaneswar, Gujarat and Hyderabad
IEEMA members encompasses of complete value chain in power generation, transmission and distribution equipment. Its membership base ranges from public sector enterprises, multinational companies to small, medium and large companies. IEEMA members have contributed to more than 95% of the power equipment installed in India. The Indian electrical equipment industry size in 2019-20 was in excess of USD 50 billion with exports of USD 6 billion. The industry provides direct and indirect employment to over 1.5 million people, and to over 5 million across the entire value chain.
