Dr. Pawel Rozga
Associate Professor and Deputy Director of Development at the Institute of Electrical Power Engineering Lodz University of Technology
Pawel Rozga received the PhD degree from the Lodz University of Technology, Poland, in 2009 in electrical engineering and since that time he has been working at the Institute of Electrical Power Engineering of Lodz University of Technology as University (Associate) Professor.
He has been serving the position of Deputy Director of Development at the Institute, being responsible for cooperation with industry partners. During his academia carrier he took a few internships in the renowned universities worldwide (Mississippi State University, USA; Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland; Chongqing University, China).
He has also completed several research projects in the field of liquid and solid insulation with special emphasis on industry-based projects. His fields of interest cover the areas of dielectric liquids, high-voltage engineering, measurement techniques and standardization as well as statistics in engineering applications.
Dr. Rozga is a Senior Member of IEEE and is a vice-chair of the IEEE DEIS Technical Committee on Liquid Dielectrics. He is also serving as Associate Editor for the IEEE Transactions on Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation and is a member of the scientific committees of IEEE ICDL (chairman of 2025 edition in Lodz, Poland) and IEEE ICEMPE. He is also a member of CIGRE.
2025 Agenda Sessions
Advancing Transformer Insulation: Non-Standard Lightning Impulse Testing of Dielectric Liquids for T
During this session, we will discuss the findings from original experimental studies concerning lightning performance of a variety of dielectric liquids applied in power transformers. The issues presented come from the joint research of academia and industry. An approach to new types of tests aimed at verification of dielectric properties of insulating liquids will be presented.
- Presentation of experimental studies on the lightning performance of various dielectric liquids used in power transformers
- Overview of new non-standard lightning impulse tests for verifying the dielectric properties of insulating liquids
- Insights into the dielectric properties critical for transformer performance and safety
- Case studies: Collaboration between academia and industry in advancing testing methodologies and research in dielectric liquids
Tuesday 03 June 14:05 - 14:35 Central Stage
Advancements in Electrical & Mechanical Engineering and Automation
During this session, we will discuss the findings from original experimental studies concerning lightning performance of a variety of dielectric liquids applied in power transformers. The issues presented come from the joint research of academia and industry. An approach to new types of tests aimed at verification of dielectric properties of insulating liquids will be presented.
- Presentation of experimental studies on the lightning performance of various dielectric liquids used in power transformers
- Overview of new non-standard lightning impulse tests for verifying the dielectric properties of insulating liquids
- Insights into the dielectric properties critical for transformer performance and safety
- Case studies: Collaboration between academia and industry in advancing testing methodologies and research in dielectric liquids
