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Webinar Notice Sep 12, 2023 10-11 AM EST, “Electrical Transformer Oil – A Primer on the Analysis and Diagnosis" by Mr. Michael D. Holloway, the Global Technical Manager for SGS of Geneva Switzerland
Reducing Tribological Losses and Failures – Part 22 Workshop
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STLE
TORONTO SECTION
2023
Fall and 2024 Spring Program
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Toronto Section Chair’s Welcome
Dear Esteemed Members and Friends,
As we embark on a new chapter with the STLE Toronto Section, we are thrilled to unveil our exciting and innovative program for the 2023-2024 season. This year promises to be exceptional, filled with opportunities for learning, networking, and advancing the field of tribology and lubrication engineering.
Cost Savings Initiatives:
One of our primary objectives for this year is to help our members achieve significant cost savings. We’ve curated programs and initiatives focused on cost-effective tribological solutions. We’re committed to enhancing your bottom line, from optimizing lubrication practices to reducing wear and tear on critical machinery.
In-Person Meetings:
In response to your feedback, we are excited to announce a return to in-person meetings and events whenever possible. These gatherings provide the ideal platform for face-to-face interactions, allowing you to connect with fellow professionals, exchange ideas, and build lasting relationships.
Industry Tours:
Get ready for a behind-the-scenes look at some of our region’s most innovative and influential companies. Our industry tours will provide unparalleled insights into the cutting-edge technologies and best practices employed by industry leaders. Prepare to be inspired!
Education Webinars:
Our commitment to education remains unwavering. We will continue hosting webinars featuring renowned experts, exploring the latest developments in tribology and lubrication. These webinars will keep you up-to-date on industry trends and equip you with the knowledge needed to excel in your field.
Networking Opportunities:
Connect with like-minded professionals who share your passion for tribology and lubrication engineering. Our events are designed to facilitate meaningful connections, foster collaborations, and expand your professional network.
Community Engagement:
At the heart of our section is a strong sense of community. We encourage you to actively engage with our programs, share your expertise, and contribute to the vibrant discussions that drive our industry forward.
We want to thank each of you for participating in the STLE Toronto Section. Your enthusiasm and dedication are what make our community so exceptional.
We look forward to a year of learning, growth, and success.
Stay tuned for more updates,
Warm regards,
Yen Garcia
STLE Toronto Section Chair
Sr. Technical Advisor @ Petro-Canada Lubricants
Program:
The STLE Toronto Section uses events like this to help spread the word and also to raise funds. These funds are used to support the section activities and to provide donations and assistance to local universities and colleges. No money raised goes to salaries or expenses.
Sep 12, 2023: Electrical Transformer oil – A primer on the Analysis and Diagnosis by Mr. Michael D. Holloway, The global Technical Manager for SGS of Geneva Switzerland.
Oct 12, 2023: TBD
Titles might change, but topic will be the same or very similar. Suggestions for speakers to fill the gaps would be appreciated.
Webinar Notice Sep 12, 2023 10-11 AM EST, “Electrical Transformer Oil – A Primer on the Analysis and Diagnosis” by Mr. Michael D. Holloway, the Global Technical Manager for SGS of Geneva Switzerland
Abstract:
Electrical Transformers are essential in the transmission of electricity. With the growing demand of electrifying transportation and increased demand on heating and cooling businesses and residences, power generation and transmission are expected to grow exponentially. This short seminar looks at the typical analysis that is carried out, the diagnostic rationale, and how the data can be used for increased transformer reliability.
Biography:
Michael D. Holloway, the Global Technical Manager for SGS of Geneva Switzerland
Bio:
Michael D. Holloway, the Global Technical Manager for SGS of Geneva Switzerland has 38 years’ experience. He is considered a subject matter expert in condition-based maintenance, reliability, lubrication, oil analysis, wear debris analysis, failure analysis, tribology, and technical writing. He holds degrees in Chemistry, Philosophy, Polymer Engineering and has earned the CLGS through NLGI, the CLS and OMA through STLE, and the MLE, LLA I&II, MLA I, II, & III, MLT I&II, VPR/VIM through ICML, and is a Six Sigma Black Belt. Holloway has authored 9 books.