Decreasing space charge accumulation in polyethylene with an inorganic filler

Wang, Shinan; Fujita, Michimoto; Tanimoto, Gen; Aida, Fumio; Fujiwara, Y.

doi:10.1016/s0304-3886(97)00150-2

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“…Temperature and more often time t are the parameters that are displayed in such profiles. Figures that show steady-state space charge distributions can be seen in [10][11][12]. The propagation of the above space charge profile from one electrode to the other is the definition of the CP.…”

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A Short Review on Charge Packets and Space Charge Properties Inside Dielectrics

Vardakis,

Danikas,

Achillides

2023

Eng. Technol. Appl. Sci. Res.

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An effort to highlight the role of space charges inside dielectrics and their propagation is made in the present paper. Solid insulating materials in various parts of high voltage devices and machines are crucial for the insulating performance and their reliable functioning duration. Space charge distributions and space charge propagation in the form of pulses, called charge packets, are studied in this paper pointing out on one hand the initiating mechanisms and on the other hand the propagation mechanisms of charges inside dielectrics, as they are introduced in the scientific literature. Experimental data are used from other papers, mainly those referring to space charge distributions versus space and simultaneously versus time in a classification attempt of the aforementioned parameters.

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