- Electrical Machines
- Aging Processes of Electrical Equipment
- Diagnostics of Electrical Systems
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Vyacheslav Vyacheslavovich Prus is a Professor at Zaporizhzhia Polytechnic University in the Department of Electrical Machines within the Electrical Engineering Faculty. With a Doctor of Technical Sciences degree, he specializes in electrical machines research with particular focus on aging processes, diagnostics, and reliability assessment. He commenced his academic activities at the university in 2022. Dr. Prus's research interests center on the aging processes of electrical machines, diagnostics of electrical steel, electromagnetic parameter redefinition, and reliability assessment of structural units. His work demonstrates a strong integration of theoretical foundations with practical applications in electric drive systems and machine diagnostics. He teaches Engineering Design of Electrical Devices and Automated Design of Electrical Devices and Mechanical Systems. His publication record shows consistent research output with over 120 scientific works including a monograph, seven invention patents, and approximately 100 publications in Scopus and Web of Science indexed journals. His recent work (2019-2022) focuses on aging processes of electrical machines, diagnostics of laminated cores, instantaneous power components applications, and reliability modeling using fuzzy logic approaches. His research spans both theoretical modeling and practical diagnostic techniques for electrical machines. Dr. Prus actively participates in international conferences including IEEE's Modern Electrical and Energy Systems (MEES) and Problems of Automated Electrodrive (PAEP). His academic career includes defending his Candidate of Technical Sciences dissertation in 2003 on 'Diagnostics of electrical steel of stators and certification of asynchronous motors during repair' and his Doctor of Technical Sciences dissertation in 2021 on 'Aging of Electrical Machines during Long-Term Operation and Repairs. Theory and Practice'. He received his higher education at Kremenchuk Branch of Kharkiv State Polytechnic University in 1996, specializing in 'Electric drive and automation of industrial installations and technological complexes' with qualification as an Electrical Engineer. His research has established him as a specialist in electrical machine diagnostics and aging process analysis, with practical applications in industrial settings.









