Partial Discharges in Ellipsoidal and Spheroidal Voids

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TextoSeries ; IEEE Transactions on Electrical Insulation, 24(2), p.335-342, 1989Trabajos contenidos:

Crichton, G. C
Karlsson, P. W
Pedersen, A

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Resumen: Transients associated with partial discharges in voids can be described in terms of the charges induced on the terminal electrodes of the system. The relationship between the induced charge and the properties which are usually measured is discussed. The method is illustrated by applying it to a spheroidal void located in a simple disk-type spacer.

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Transients associated with partial discharges in voids can be described in terms of the charges induced on the terminal electrodes of the system. The relationship between the induced charge and the properties which are usually measured is discussed. The method is illustrated by applying it to a spheroidal void located in a simple disk-type spacer.

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