Join the experts and get hands-on experience
Following the success of its 2013 event, Omicron is set to host a second DMPT from 12-14 May 2015, centered on the theme Enhancing Transformer Reliability. The event will be held at the stunning Cheshire venue, Crewe Hall, which combines a historic setting with state of the art conference facili-ties, all within easy reach of Manchester International Airport.
The schedule will begin on the 12 May with a relaxed drinks reception and dinner to welcome guests and allow for an informal exchange of ideas. Guiding participants through the story of diagnostic measurement, the conference day will begin with power station strategy and testing and lead on to specific applications. Papers will be presented by Omicron specialists which include Dr. Michael Kru-ger, and also speakers from leading companies such as ABB, Siemens, E.ON, Seabank Power Lim-ited and ESB International. On the second day, delegates can choose from four practical workshops: Transformer Diagnostics Testing, Partial Discharge Testing, On-site Non-intrusive Circuit Breaker Testing and Instrument Transformer Testing. Each demonstration station will be manned by Omicron Academy Trainers, enabling participants to explore theory, tips and tricks and get valuable hands-on experience.
The registration fee of £520 per person includes full catering, an evening program and two nights luxury accommodation at Crewe Hall. Due to popularity, please register by the 8 April to guarantee a place. For a detailed program and information on how to register, please visit our website or contact Julia Kabus: julia.kabus@omicron.at : +43 59495 2198.
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