Transformer History-15/50 6

[prc]

By today evening (Indian Standard Time) I will be completing 50 years in Transformer Industry. I had never been away from the factory for more than two weeks all these years. Nothing great or anything to crow over. Only sharing the nostalgia of being a small part of great changes happened all around in power industry for half a century. I was not working, but enjoying the years by trying to understand the intricacies of power products especially the transformer engineering.
Ten years back, I prepared a paper, as attached, for a local journal narrating the evolution of transformer technology in India. Probably this is same all over the world and transformer buffs may like it.
I joined this forum in 2001, completing 15 years. Visiting almost every day, I learnt a lot from the prolific contributors of this forum. I recommended this forum for hundreds of youngsters. I have to thank all experts who bore with my ignorance and patiently explained to my queries. I can see the twilight in front of me. This is a thanksgiving to all. Hope administrators will not consider the posting as inappropriate.

 

[itsmoked]

KUDOS prc!

I've learned from your contributions and I thank you.

I bet you've seen some interesting evolution in the transformers in your 50 years on the front.

Keith Cress
kcress -

http://www.flaminsystems.com

 

[waross]

Thank you for sharing your paper with us. I enjoyed reading it very much.


Bill
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"Why not the best?"
Jimmy Carter

 

[Mbrooke]

Thank you for this! And I mean thanks! I have tremendous respect for Indian Engineering.

 

[magoo2]

That is really good. I enjoyed it.