2021
DOI: 10.1109/tdei.2021.009337
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Analyzing the Role of Filler Interface on the Erosion Performance of Filled RTV Silicone Rubber under DC Dry-band Arcing

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“…The results indicate a faster inception of a stable eroding dry-band arc for the GS10 filled SiR compared to that of FS07 by 40-60 min (about 20% of the total testing duration). Similar outcomes were found in [12] for fumed silica filled composites against BN filled composites, which were attributed to the favorable interaction of fumed silica with SiR and a possible delay in the formation of the early surface residue by thermo-oxidation of the silicone volatiles.…”
Section: Erosion Performancesupporting
confidence: 75%
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“…The results indicate a faster inception of a stable eroding dry-band arc for the GS10 filled SiR compared to that of FS07 by 40-60 min (about 20% of the total testing duration). Similar outcomes were found in [12] for fumed silica filled composites against BN filled composites, which were attributed to the favorable interaction of fumed silica with SiR and a possible delay in the formation of the early surface residue by thermo-oxidation of the silicone volatiles.…”
Section: Erosion Performancesupporting
confidence: 75%
“…Computing the RMS value for every second of the test run would suffice for representing the change in the leakage current values during the test and would provide a practical approach for acquiring the data with smaller storage requirements instead of saving the entire current waveform of 468 samples per second. Following the analytical approach presented in an earlier study [12], a statistical boxplot method is used to observe the distribution of the RMS leakage current values acquired during the IPT in 20 min time intervals. This statistical analysis allows one to observe the evolution of the dry-band arc from the intermittent state to the stable severe state, which is reflected in the changing distribution of the RMS leakage current values between consecutive time intervals in the boxplot.…”
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