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Tracking and surface discharge at the oilߝpressboard interface

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A different approach to the study of surface tracking reveals a new view of the oil-pressboard interface and suggests a link between the electric double layer and the boundary layer as discussed by the authors.
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A different approach to the study of surface tracking reveals a new view of the oil-pressboard interface and suggests a link between the electric double layer and the boundary layer.

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Characteristics of leakage current during surface disharge at the oil-pressboard interface

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Study of Oil/Pressboard Creeping Discharges under Divergent AC Voltage—Part 1: Fundamental Phenomena and Influencing Factors

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Study on the influence of gases on white marks and carbonized tracks generated by partial discharge in transformer oil-paper insulation

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High-Voltage Technology

L. L. Alston, +1 more
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Effective methods of assessment of insulation system conditions in power transformers: a view based on practical experience

TL;DR: In this article, a functional failure model of power transformer insulation and possible effective methods of the insulation condition assessment are discussed based on practical experience, and a substantial drop in the dielectric safety margin under the impact of moisture, oil by-products, contaminating particles, paper insulation aging and partial discharge activity.
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Research in Japan on the tracking phenomenon of electrical insulating materials

TL;DR: This review describes the development and status of tracking research in Japan and some techniques for improving the tracking resistance of outdoor polymer insulating materials will be discussed.
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The static electrification phenomena in power transformers

Dan W. Crofts
TL;DR: In this article, the authors present several failures of large power transformers attributed to the static electrification phenomena that have been brought to the attention of Texas Power & Light Company, two of these failures were ours.
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The electrification phenomena in power transformers

TL;DR: In this paper, the failure of large power transformers has been attributed to static electrification phenomena since December 1983, and methods for identifying problem units and for reducing static electricity are discussed.
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