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M. Albertini
Also published under:Marco Albertini
Affiliation
Department Prysmian Group, Milan, Italy
Topic
Partial Discharge,Space Charge,Charge Accumulation,Acoustic Waves,Clustering Algorithm,Electric Field Distribution,High Voltage,High Voltage Direct Current,Acoustic Attenuation,Acoustic Coupling,Charge Density,Corona Discharge,DC Voltage,Density-based Clustering,Electric Distribution,Electric Field Gradient,Electric Field Profile,Electric Field Values,Electric Gradient,Greater Amount Of Information,Ground Electrode,Insulation System,Measurement Procedure,Metal Block,Noise Rejection,Output Signal,Piezoelectric Sensor,Pulsed Electro-acoustic,Reflection Phenomena,Repetition Rate,Supply Frequency,Temperature Gradient,Testing Procedure,Voltage Levels,Absolute Variation,Acoustic Absorption,Acoustic Behavior,Acoustic Impedance,Acoustic Wave Propagation,Activation Release,Active Pd,Aged Specimens,Air Voids,Amount Of Charge,Analog-to-digital Converter,Apparent Charge,Artificial Defects,Asymmetric Pattern,Beginning Of The Test,Behavioral Analysis,
Biography
Marco Albertini got a master's degree in electrical engineering in 1990 and a PhD in electrical engineering in 1994 from the University of Genova. After one year as a postdoc at the Université Paul Sabatier in Toulouse (France), working in electrical insulating polymers research, he joined Pirelli Cavi (presently Prysmian) in 1996 as a researcher for HV materials. He then moved in 1999 to the electrical laboratory, where he was in charge of the MV electrical tests and R&D tests. At present he is responsible for the electrical and mechanical laboratories for land and submarine systems in Prysmian Milan. His activities are mainly focused on HVDC and HVAC cable systems.