IEEE Power and Energy Society
Chicago Chapter 2009-2010
DOE 2010 Efficiency Standards for Distribution Transformers
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Eugene Knabe
Cooper Power Systems
About the Topic
The new DOE 2010 distribution transformer efficiency standard which
goes into effect January 1, 2010 will be presented and discussed in
detail. We will also discuss the NEC related issues differentiating
dry type transformers, mineral oil filled transformers and FR3 filled
transformers. This will include highlighting how/why the FR3 filled
transformers have very significant differences and advantages which
result in lower life cycle costs, lower construction costs and
possibly even lower initial costs for INDOOR applications.
About the Speaker
Eugene Knabe is currently Cooper Power Systems Regional Sales Manager
for Illinois and Wisconsin. Prior to his current position, Gene was
Manager of Application Marketing for Cooper Power Systems Kyle
Distribution Switchgear facility where he managed the application
support personnel for both pad-mounted and overhead switchgear. Prior
to Cooper Power Systems, Gene worked as an Engineering Site Manager
for Waukesha Electric Systems, where he oversaw construction and
commissioning of sub-transmission step down substations. Gene has a
BSEE in Electrical Engineering from the University of Wisconsin
Platteville and a Masters in Business from the University of Wisconsin
- Milwaukee. Gene has over 18 years of experience in power
distribution and system protection.
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