Statistical Behaviour of Internal Partial Discharges at DC Voltage
U. Fromm, F.H. Kreuger
Abstract
U. Fromm, F.H. Kreuger
Abstract
In this paper the succession of partial discharges at DC voltage is discussed. For the measurements presented here, the Townsend-like discharge mechanism was found to be dominant. Using a simpleRCcircuit, the discharge behaviour can be described. Several discharge parameters, such as the average time lag or the voltage drop of a discharge, can be evaluated. The discharge magnitude can also be predicted.
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In this paper the succession of partial discharges at DC voltage is discussed. For the measurements presented here, the Townsend-like discharge mechanism was found to be dominant. Using a simpleRCcircuit, the discharge behaviour can be described. Several discharge parameters, such as the average time lag or the voltage drop of a discharge, can be evaluated. The discharge magnitude can also be predicted.
Key concepts: Partial discharge, Voltage drop, Townsend discharge, Mechanics, Voltage, Materials science, Drop (telecommunication), Townsend