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Hydrophobicity Loss of HTV Silicone Rubber after Corona Discharge

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In this paper, the authors presented the results of a study on the hydrophobicity loss of HTV silicone rubber under different corona discharge conditions, and the experimental results showed that the speed and grade of hydrophobia loss vary with the corona's discharge time and corona intensity.
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This paper presented the results of a study on the hydrophobicity loss of HTV silicone rubber under the different corona discharge conditions. The experimental results show that the speed and grade of hydrophobicity loss vary with the corona discharge time and the corona intensity. Moreover, it is noticed that the hydrophobicity would not become worse as long as the corona intensity keeps below a certain level.

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