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The flashover in vacuum is a rapid interfacial discharge across the insulator surface when subjected to high applied voltage. Here a theoretical model covering above‐surface processes is introduced. The model calculates the flashover threshold in vacuum,
Guangyu Sun +9 more
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Surface flashover under RF and unipolar excitation at atmospheric conditions
In vacuum environments surface flashover events driven by RF (f < 10 GHz) and unipolar excitation have been shown to have virtually identical dominant mechanisms.
Krile, John T.
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To identify a nanocomposite material capable of mitigating surface charge accumulation issues in silicone rubber composite insulators, this paper investigated the surface charge dissipation characteristics of micron-sized Al2O3/silicone rubber composites
Zhiyao Fu +6 more
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High Power Microwave Induced Surface Flashover in Atmospheric Conditions
High power microwave surface flashover is induced with a 2.85 GHz, 4 MW, 3 microsecond microwave pulse which is guided through a WR-284 waveguide structure.
Foster, Jonathan Eric
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Establishing a compartment fire's area of origin when it has been burning at post-flashover conditions is a difficult process. Burn patterns traditionally used by fire investigators following post-flashover fires can be erroneous.
NicDaeid, N., Carey, Nicholas
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Influence of inclination angle on the pollution flashover voltage of contaminated silicone rubber
V‐shaped composite insulator strings exhibit excellent resistance to pollution and wind deviation, resulting in their widespread use in transmission lines.
Hailiang Lu +9 more
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Influence of free charges on flashover of silicone rubber surface with droplet covered
Due to the excellent hydrophobicity and transfer property, the flashover performance of silicone rubber composite insulators is considerably higher than that of porcelain and glass insulators.
Yonggang Yue +5 more
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The augmentation of the epoxy (EP) resin surface to advance flashover performance has become a pivotal point of global interest. This research introduces a novel surface modification method and its mechanism for insulation materials. The research follows
Haq Inzamam Ul +4 more
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Synergic effect of adsorbed gas and charging on surface flashover. [PDF]
Li S +8 more
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Bisphenol F epoxy resin (EP) is often used in terminal current lead insulation of superconducting equipment because of its good insulation performance, high mechanical strength, good toughness at cryogenic temperatures, and resistance to cold shock and ...
Yunqi Xing +5 more
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