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    HIGH VOLTAGE

    breakdown behavior in co-axial cylinders

    Assistant Professor Suna BOLAT

    Eastern Mediterranean University

    Electric and electronic department

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    Parameters (Definitions) for

    cylindrical electrode system

    1. Actual electrode separation, d

    2. Effective electrode separation,

    3. Geometric characteristics, p&q

    4. Utilization factor (Electrode efficiency),

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    Actual electrode separation, d

    =

    =

    =

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    Effective electrode separation,

    =

    = ln

    =

    = .

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    Geometric characteristics, p&q

    In co-axial cylinders:

    =+ =

    =

    =+ ==

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    Utilization factor (electrode efficiency)

    = =

    =

    1

    =

    =

    ln =

    1

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    Breakdown behavior in concentric spheres

    Goal:Analyzing the relationship between electrode radii and

    electric field and potential.

    Change in Emaxwith respect to r

    Change in Umaxwith respect to r

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    1. Change in

    with respect to

    and Radius of outer sphere is constant, radius of inner sphere is

    variable.

    = . =

    Q: How do we find the minimum value for Emax?

    A: derivative is zero!!!

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    = 0

    =

    . ln =

    . l n . l n

    =

    ln ln 1 . (. l n . l n ) = 0

    ln ln 1 = 0

    ln = 1 = ln =

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    Optimum geometric characteristic

    = = = 2.718

    =

    fittest, optimum geometric char. with regard

    to breakdown in co-axial cylinders

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    Breakdown behavior

    ()

    ()

    AB

    Breakdown strength of

    the insulator

    = Breakdown region

    No discharge region

    No-Breakdown

    <

    Pre-Breakdown region

    Partial discharge region

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    1. Change in

    with respect to

    , = .

    = = .

    = , = , =

    = .

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    = . ln = ()

    Maximum Voltage will be Maximum

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    Maximum value for

    Q: how do we find maximum value of ?

    A:= 0;

    = . ln = . l n . ln

    = ln + 0 ln

    = 0

    ln ln 1 = 0 ln = 1

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    = = 2.718 =

    Optimum characteristic with regard to

    breakdown in cylindrical system.

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    =

    Breakdown voltage of the

    electrode system

    Breakdown voltage of the

    insulator

    Breakdown

    Partial

    discharge

    No

    discharge

    AB

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    Breakdown behavior

    >