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IEEE Transactions on Electrical Insulation, 1981
The aim of this paper is to review our present knowledge of the physics of electrical coronas and their interaction with surfaces, with some emphasis on phenomena which seem of importance for high voltage insulation. We will concentrate on fundamental and general subjects, in order to limit the scope of the paper and to make it serve as an introduction
M. Goldman, R. S. Sigmond
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The aim of this paper is to review our present knowledge of the physics of electrical coronas and their interaction with surfaces, with some emphasis on phenomena which seem of importance for high voltage insulation. We will concentrate on fundamental and general subjects, in order to limit the scope of the paper and to make it serve as an introduction
M. Goldman, R. S. Sigmond
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Journal of the A.I.E.E., 1925
Experiments were made to determine certain effects of high local voltage stresses in transformer oil. The resistivity of the oil was measured by a special method immediately following a period of voltage stress. The results were: 1. A greatly reduced resistivity when the stressing voltage was greater than that producing visible corona. 2.
A. C. Crago, J. K. Hodnette
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Experiments were made to determine certain effects of high local voltage stresses in transformer oil. The resistivity of the oil was measured by a special method immediately following a period of voltage stress. The results were: 1. A greatly reduced resistivity when the stressing voltage was greater than that producing visible corona. 2.
A. C. Crago, J. K. Hodnette
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Proceedings of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1914
The theory of the corona developed in this paper explains the coronal discharge by the application of the known laws of the discharge of electricity through gases. The experiments of Dr. Whitehead and Mr. F. W. Peek and others have shown that the surface gradient Xs at the surface of a smooth wire necessary to start the corona increases very greatly as
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The theory of the corona developed in this paper explains the coronal discharge by the application of the known laws of the discharge of electricity through gases. The experiments of Dr. Whitehead and Mr. F. W. Peek and others have shown that the surface gradient Xs at the surface of a smooth wire necessary to start the corona increases very greatly as
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2019
Chapter 9 explores the political landscape of the Late Classic Kaanul kingdom. Marcello A. Canuto and Tomás Barrientos Q. consider the role of secondary centers in the geopolitical landscape of the lowlands during the Late Classic period, using La Corona, Guatemala as a case study. In Chapter 9, Canuto and Barrientos Q.
Marcello A. Canuto, Tomás Barrientos Q.
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Chapter 9 explores the political landscape of the Late Classic Kaanul kingdom. Marcello A. Canuto and Tomás Barrientos Q. consider the role of secondary centers in the geopolitical landscape of the lowlands during the Late Classic period, using La Corona, Guatemala as a case study. In Chapter 9, Canuto and Barrientos Q.
Marcello A. Canuto, Tomás Barrientos Q.
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Solar Physics, 1985
Probably the most significant breakthroughs in understanding the heating of coronae have emerged from a global electrodynamics approach. Although this approach ties together A.C. (resonant) and D.C. (non-resonant) heating mechanisms, the detailed physics of the dissipation process is still not clearly understood.
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Probably the most significant breakthroughs in understanding the heating of coronae have emerged from a global electrodynamics approach. Although this approach ties together A.C. (resonant) and D.C. (non-resonant) heating mechanisms, the detailed physics of the dissipation process is still not clearly understood.
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Plasma Corona and Dust Corona of the Sun
1994Concerning the structure of the heliomagnetosphere, the 4—sector model with four vertical sector boundaries was proposed by Wilcox et al.(1965). In contrast to this model, the current sheet model(Shulz, 1973), or the two-hemisphere model(Saito, 1975) with the one warped horizontal neutral sheet were proposed (see the review by Saito et al., 198 9a).
Takao Saito +4 more
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Journal of Cutaneous Medicine and Surgery, 2021
Vinod Hanumanthu, Keshavamurthy Vinay
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Vinod Hanumanthu, Keshavamurthy Vinay
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Corona, Corona, Corona – eine Gemütsbeschreibung
Krankenhaushygiene up2date, 2021openaire +1 more source