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Jean-Bernard Dastous
Also published under:J. -B. Dastous, J. B. Dastous
Affiliation
Centre de Recherche d’Hydro-Québec, Varennes, QC, Canada
Topic
Adiabatic Index,Air Injection,American Petroleum Institute,Average Pressure,Computational Fluid Dynamics Model,Constant Flow Rate,Current Simulation,Droplet Size,Droplet Size Distribution,Dynamics Simulations,Earthquake Engineering,Earthquake Events,Elastic Deformation,Electric Power,Electric Power System,Electrical Substations,Energy Levels,Environmental Regulation,Equipment Manufacturing,Equipment Performance,Evolution Of Concentration,Experimental Values,Explicit Simulations,Fault Location,Finite Element,Finite Element Analysis,Global Model,Gravity Separation,IEEE Standard,Injection Duration,International Cooperation,International Standards,Large Earthquakes,Legislation In Place,Lognormal,Loss Of Revenue,Loss Of Services,Maximum Energy,Mean Residence Time,Mechanical Energy,Need For Equipment,Nonlinear Analysis,Nonlinear Finite Element Analysis,North America,Numerical Simulations,Oil And Gas,Oil And Gas Industry,Oil Content,Oil Droplet Size,Oil Droplets,
Biography
Jean-Bernard Dastous (Senior Member, IEEE) received the Bachelor of Science degree in mechanical engineering from the Université de Sherbrooke, Sherbrooke, QC, Canada, in 1989, and the Master of Engineering degree from McGill University, Montréal, QC, Canada, in 1993. In 1989, he joined IREQ (Hydro-Québec’s Research Institute), Varennes, QC, Canada, as a Research Engineer and has worked in the field of structural analysis of substation equipment and structures since then. He is currently the Chair of the IEEE working groups developing Standard 605 (bus design in air insulated substations) and Standard 1527 (seismic design of buswork between substation equipment). His research interests include seismic design, design of bus structures, and arc containment in oil-insulated equipment. He is also a Member of the IEEE working groups developing Standard 693 (seismic design of substation equipment) and Standard C57.156 (transformer tank rupture mitigation).