Discharge repetition in an air-filled cavity in high-density polythene under high direct electric stresses at elevated temperatures

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The discharge-repetition rate is appreciably smaller, and the electric strength significantly larger, with high-density than with low-density polythene. This behaviour is consistent with the greater volume resistivity of the high-density material

Inspec keywords: polymers; organic insulating materials; discharges (electric)

Subjects: Gas discharges; Dielectric breakdown and discharges; Dielectric materials and properties; Electric discharges; High-field transport and nonlinear effects (semiconductors/insulators); Organic insulation

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      • B. Salvage , S. Beg . Discharge repetition in an air-filled cavity in polythene under high direct electric stresses at elevated temperatures. Electron. Lett. , 118 - 120
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      • D.R.G. Melville , B. Salvage , N.R. Steinberg . Discharge detection and measurement under direct-voltage conditions—significance of discharge magnitude. Proc. IEE. , 1815 - 1817
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