Comparative Analysis versus Frequency of Inception Voltage of Partial Discharges Phenomena and Breakdown Strength, in Support of Quality Assessment of Insulating Materials

Romeo Cristian Ciobanu; Cristina Schreiner

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.437.584

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Comparative Analysis versus Frequency of Inception Voltage of Partial Discharges Phenomena and Breakdown Strength, in Support of Quality Assessment of Insulating Materials

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The broadband Partial Discharge (PD) measurement technique may be considered more accurate than a simple breakdown test and admitted as a complementary method for characterizing the quality of porous/fibrous and composite insulating materials. It should be taken into account especially at higher frequencies, when the risk of breakdown occurrence becomes greater in time, due to the local thermal aspects.

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Romeo Cristian Ciobanu, Cristina Schreiner

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Breakdown Strength, Cable Insulation Technology, Partial Discharge (PD)

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