Alberto Izquierdo

Title: Alberto Izquierdo and His Generator Technologies.

Introduction

Alberto Izquierdo is an inventor associated with Neuenhof, Switzerland, and Alstom Technology Limited. His work includes inventions for gas-cooled generators and the integration of optical fibers into electrical conductors. The available information lists 2 patents associated with him.

Latest Patents

One of Izquierdo’s inventions, “Gas-cooled generator,” describes a generator with a rotor, a surrounding stator, and a rotating exciter arranged along a shared axis on a common base frame. Separate cooling systems serve the rotor and stator, and the exciter. Tubing within the base frame connects the coolers, allowing cooling gas to pass between them.

His other invention, “Integrated arrangement of optical fibers in a conductor,” concerns an electrical conductor, such as a conductor bar used in a generator or transformer. The design incorporates a recess along part of the conductor to accommodate a signal conductor, particularly an optical waveguide. The invention also describes a measuring unit and a method for producing the conductor.

Career Highlights

Izquierdo’s listed inventions address components and monitoring capabilities in electrical machines. The gas-cooling design connects cooling systems through the generator’s base frame, while the optical-fiber arrangement enables an optical measuring device to be integrated into an electrical conductor.

Collaborations

Izquierdo is associated with Alstom Technology Limited. His listed coworkers include Michel Bresson and Oliver Drubel.

Conclusion

Alberto Izquierdo’s two listed patents focus on generator cooling and integrating optical measurement technology into electrical conductors, reflecting practical innovations for electrical machines.