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G. B. Armanini
Affiliation
Powertech Labs Inc., Surrey, BC, Canada; B.C. Hydro, BC, Canada
Topic
CH4 Concentrations,CO Concentration,Chemical Tests,Circuit Breaker,Decomposition Of Components,Dimensional Analysis,Failure Analysis,Failure Modes,Flammable Gas,Gas Accumulation,Gas Explosion,Gas Samples,H2 Concentration,Housing Complexes,Localized Corrosion,Polymer Components,Relay Protection,Results Of Investigation,September 1998,Sharp Edges,Site Inspection,Soil Gas,Source Gas,Tree Water,Visual Examination,Volume Resistivity,
Biography
Gary B. Armanini received the B.S. degree from the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, BC, Canada, in 1970.
He is presently employed by B.C. Hydro, Burnaby, BC, and has recent extensive experience in distribution standards, line construction, metering, and power quality. He previously worked on grounding and bonding issues for B.C. Hydro including a paper entitled “Grounding Methods for Controlling Excessive Step and Touch Potentials at Padmount and Sub Surface URD Primary Installations.” He is the author of over two dozen technical papers and two handbooks.
Mr. Armanini is a Registered Professional Engineer in California, Arizona, and New Mexico.
He is presently employed by B.C. Hydro, Burnaby, BC, and has recent extensive experience in distribution standards, line construction, metering, and power quality. He previously worked on grounding and bonding issues for B.C. Hydro including a paper entitled “Grounding Methods for Controlling Excessive Step and Touch Potentials at Padmount and Sub Surface URD Primary Installations.” He is the author of over two dozen technical papers and two handbooks.
Mr. Armanini is a Registered Professional Engineer in California, Arizona, and New Mexico.