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The mechanism of the contamination of porcelain insulators

Journal of the Institution of Electrical Engineers - Part II: Power Engineering, 1944
An analysis of the nature of the air-borne particles which constitute the main source of contamination on outdoor porcelain insulators, and of the forces acting upon them in the electrostatic field around an insulator, suggests that these forces are inadequate to account completely for the observed distribution and the quantity of the deposits on ...
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The evolution of porcelain insulator technology in Japan

IEEE Electrical Insulation Magazine, 1995
Japan has succeeded in making homogeneous and high strength porcelain by pulverizing the raw materials into fine grains of micrometer order. Porcelain insulators manufactured with finer particle materials give superior mechanical and electrical strengths. The grain size of raw materials in Japan is much smaller than in Europe.
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Ceramics in Relation to the Durability of Porcelain Suspension Insulators

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1916
The fundamental requirements in satisfactory high-voltage line insulators are summarized and particular emphasis is placed upon the need for coordinated study of service durability. The effect of porosity upon durability is explained in detail and an appeal made for the establishment of a practical porosity elimination test.
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Flashover voltage of porcelain insulator under various pollution distributions: Experiment and modeling

Electric Power Systems Research, 2022
Ali Ahmed Salem +2 more
exaly

Reasons for bloating on porcelain insulators