1984
DOI: 10.1109/tei.1984.298770
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The 1984 J. B. Whitehead Memorial Lecture the Physics of Partial Discharges in Solid Dielectrics

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“…A good discussion on these aspects is provided in [13][14][15]. Some aspects relevant in supporting our observations are discussed here.…”
Section: Background On Partial Discharges In Insulation Systemsmentioning
confidence: 74%
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“…A good discussion on these aspects is provided in [13][14][15]. Some aspects relevant in supporting our observations are discussed here.…”
Section: Background On Partial Discharges In Insulation Systemsmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…This time lag in availability of electrons to initiate a discharge is stochastic, resulting in a statistical over-voltage ∆V [19]. It was shown that the D m is proportional to ∆V [14], which in turn affects the residual voltage across the void after the discharge has occurred.…”
Section: Pd Initiationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The combination of time lag and rise time of voltage influence the overvoltage before discharge. Increased overvoltage will increase the discharge magnitude and govern the discharge mechanism [5].…”
Section: Polarity Of Discharges and Waiting Time For Start Electronsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…O valor da tensão de ignição ( ) não é obrigatoriamente igual ao valor da tensão de ruptura ( ) em razão da existência de um tempo de atraso ( ) para a ocorrência da primeira descarga. Logo, a diferença entre e é denominada sobretensão (BOGGS, 1990;DEVINS, 1984;MORSHUIS, 1993 NIEMEYER, 1995).…”
Section: Influência Do Campo Elétricounclassified
“…Após a ocorrência da primeira descarga, as descargas consecutivas apresentarão tempos de atraso muito curtos, na ordem de milissegundos, sendo estes valores diversas ordens de magnitude maiores que o tempo de formação de uma avalanche (BOGGS, 1990;DISSADO;FOTHERGILL, 1992;MORSHUIS, 1993MORSHUIS, e 1995. Portanto, a diferença entre a tensão de início e a tensão de ruptura, obtida a partir da curva de Paschen, denominada sobretensão é considerada o parâmetro mais importante no processo de descarga por estresse elétrico (DEVINS, 1984;MORSUIS, 1993 …”
Section: Ionizaçãounclassified