Nordis21
The symposium is an interdisciplinary Nordic forum for open discussion of ideas, research results and practical experience on electrical power insulation. It addresses itself to researchers and engineers working in research institutes, power industry and power supply and is also open for participants from outside the Nordic countries. Contributions from young researchers are particularly welcome.
The 28th Nordic Insulation Symposium will be arranged:
- June 10-12, 2024
- In Aalborg, Denmark
- Chairman: Claus Leth Bak, AaU
Invited Speaker: to be announced
The preferential subject of the first day of the symposium will be:
Papers outside the preferential subject will be accepted for presentation at the second day of the Symposium. In practice, all subjects from previous Nord-IS sessions will be included, e.g.;
- Insulation materials and systems
- Ageing and breakdown phenomenon
- Measurement and testing techniques
- Condition assessment and monitoring
- Insulation co-ordination
- Modelling and simulation
Important Dates
- January 9, 2022 – Submission of Abstract
- January 24, 2022 – Author notification
- April 8, 2022 - Submission of papers
- April 29, 2022 - Notification of acceptance full paper
- May 6, 2022 – Early registration deadline
- June 13-14, 2022 – Symposium
- June 15, 2022 – Technical tour
- July 1, 2022 - Papers published online
All papers will be published in the Open Access Proceedings Database. Currently, all papers from 2013 and newer are available:
Travel to Trondheim
Trondheim can easily be reached by plane, train and car.
The Symposium will take place at NTNU Gløshaugen Campus just outside the city centre.
The Nordic Insulation Symposium's history goes back to 1968 when the first symposium was arranged in Västerås, Sweden. Nord-IS has then been a biannual symposium rotating between the four Nordic countries Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden. This symposium will be the 27th in row:
- 1968 - Nord-PD in Västerås, Sweden
- 1970 - Otnäs, Finland
- 1972 - Trondheim, Norway
- 1974 - Kollekolle, Denmark
- 1976 - Saltsjöbaden, Sweden
- 1978 - Vaasa, Finland
- 1980 - Røros, Norway
- 1982 - Odense, Denmark
- 1984 - Kungälv, Sweden
- 1986 - Hanaholmen, Finland
- 1988 - Trondheim, Norway
- 1990 - Lyngby, Denmark
- 1992 - Västerås, Sweden
- 1994 - Vaasa, Finland
- 1996 - Bergen, Norway
- 1999 - Lyngby, Denmark
- 2001 - Stockholm, Sweden
- 2003 - Tampere, Finland
- 2005 - Trondheim, Norway
- 2007 - Lyngby, Denmark
- 2009 - Gothenburg, Sweden
- 2011 - Tampere, Finland
- 2013 - Trondheim, Norway
- 2015 - Lyngby, Denmark
- 2017 - Västerås, Sweden
- 2019 - Tampere, Finland
- 2022 - Trondheim, Norway
- 2024 - Aalborg, Denmark