Streamer scientists took part in the International lightning protection conference
03.10.2016Streamer delegation was presented by George Podporkin, Alexander Nefedov, Alexander Chusov, and Dmitry Belko. The report of Alexander Chusov Development of a physical 2-D model for arc quenching chamber of lightning protection multichamber systems was included in the main program of the section called “Lightning protection of power systems”. Alexander told about the study of natural phenomena which take place in the discharge chamber; he also generalized results of investigations of a scientific unit of the Streamer company, as well as about investigations of physicists of the Rappersville University in Switzerland and the Institute of electrophysics and electrical energy industry of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
The report of Dmitry Belko called Analysis of current distribution among long-flashover arresters for 10 kV overhead line protection against direct lightning strikes included the big number of calculations: this is a part of the trend in the program of main conferences connected with the fundamental science. The report was included in the so-called poster session. Participants of this part of the conference put up theses of their speech in a specially allotted hall; after this anyone who feels like it could study the content of the report and discuss it with the author after this within ninety minutes.
It is to be mentioned that Alexander and Dmitry spoke at the conference of such a level for the first time, but nevertheless, their debut should be acknowledged as very successful. And thanks to the fact that the report of Alexander Chusov was presented on the first day he had a possibility to tell about investigations carried out in the company in more details.
Within the framework of the international conference a small exhibition for manufacturers of innovational solutions in the area of lightning protection and in consecutive areas was organized. At the stand Alexander Nefedov worked who managed to exchange contact information with representatives of some companies that were interested on devices manufactured by the Streamer company. Especially the meeting with representatives of the German company called Phoenix Contact is to be mentioned. The mutual interest and work in areas that are close to each other (the German manufacturer offers solutions for low-voltage networks) can result in the long-term and mutually advantageous cooperation.
Why protecting the line against lightning with a CLG? or LLPD?
CIGRE 2022 finished last week
Streamer met with its old friends over the world - it was a nice and warm event, the first big one after the Covid times. CIGRE was also very useful in setting up new cooperation opportunities, mostly in the European region.
First LLPD installation for E-Distribuzione near Oderzo, Veneto, Italy
In 2019, the University of Napoli contacted Streamer Electric AG in order the find a lightning protection solution for medium voltage lines. Prof. Amedeo Andreotti was looking for medium voltage line protection devices for E-Distribuzione, the Distribution utility of Italy, part of the ENEL group owner of the electrical network in Italy but also many other electrical networks around the world. E- Distribuzione is actively looking to improve the lightning outage rate on their overhead line network and particularly in the northern part of Italy.
FIREX International Exhibition 2022 finished
The new LLPD Catalog 2022 is available for downloads
Some significant improvements implemented inside the document will help the user to better understand Streamer product portfolio and especially topics related to EasyQuench system and Line Lightning Protection Device product range, its operation principles and added values.
The international exhibition Intersec Expo finished this week
At the end of September, Streamer's topics have been presented at ICLP-SIPDA
The ICLP-SIPDA 2021 is a conference organized by the scientific committees of the International Conference on Lightning Protection (ICLP) and the International Symposium on lightning Protection (SIPDA). Conference took place from 20th to 26th September 2021. One of the two representatives from Streamer, Alexander Chusov, shared information about this conference and his thoughts about it
Ivan Zhitenev took part in the 50th St. Gallen symposium
The St. Gallen Symposium is a student initiative aimed at fostering an intergenerational dialogue and bringing world leaders and experts together.
Line Lightning Protection with LLPDd69z for NGCP in Pampanga, Philippines.
First TRANSEC installation Nicaragua
Frequently Asked Questions on Line Lightning Protection Devices (LLPD) are now aired on the Streamer webpage.
Malaysia On-Site Training for LLPD dM35z
LLPD project in Inner Mongolia, China
First installation of TRANSEC units in Ecuador
Vietnam Ha Giang Power Company will test Streamer innovative devices of lightning protection.
Ha Giang is a mountainous province with a complex topography and experiences extremely high lightning density during the thunderstorm season. 110 kV lines in the province mostly pass through mountainous terrain, many rivers, and streams, so breaks of the line wires due to lightning, are not uncommon. Most of the problem areas are concentrated in areas such as the Nam Ngan hydroelectric power plant and the city of Viet Kuang. Installation of innovative lightning protection devices to provide the region with uninterrupted power supply was necessary.
Supply of the dM35z LLPDs to Malaysia
A simple solution for the prevention of COVID-19
The first Transec unit has been installed in Kazakhstan and Central Asia by Streamer
In mid-March 2020, the first installation of the Transec unit has been completed in Kazakhstan.
Streamer JSC at the World Economic Forum in Davos
The 50th Anniversary World Economic Forum was held in Davos, Switzerland, from January 20 to 24, 2020. As part of the event various thematic meetings and discussions were organized and they were also attended by representatives of JSC Streamer - Ivan Zhitenev and Dmitry Terekhin.
FISE exhibition in Columbia
