Influence of Contamination and Structural Defects
Contamination of the interelectrode medium and electrodes by free or loosely bound particles reduces their electric strength via several effects, including: a microdischarge between the electrode and an oncoming particle which initiates breakdown between
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Insulation of High-Voltage Equipment With 226 Figures
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Prof. Vasily Y. Ushakov Tomsk Poytechnic University Lenin Ave. 30 634034 Tomsk Russia
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Preface
Over the past two or three decades, investigations of thermonuclear fusion, the effects of high-power energy fluxes on matter, generation of superstrong magnetic fields, and other branches of applied physics have motivated the development of high-power electrophysical systems, including electrodischarge and electroionization lasers, high-current accelerators, sources of electromagnetic radiation, etc. The demand for these promising fields of physics and engineering has raised the long-term priority of high-power pulse engineering, and attracted the attention of many academic, institutional, and university scientific groups to such investigations. The major thrusts and problems in the development of high-power pulse engineering, and the scientific and technical level achieved in this field, have repeatedly been summarized in monographs, reviews, and scientific conference proceedings [1--6]. In the early stages of such investigations, new high-voltage sources with stateof-the-art parameters were based on long-standing experience in the development of high-voltage engineering systems. However, high-voltage electrophysical systems (HES) respond continuously and rapidly to complex conditions in all constituent components, not the least being their electri
