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    Number:

    14/11/2012

    EENG 451 High Voltage Techniques

    Eastern Mediterranean UniversityDepartment of Electrical and Electronic Engineering

    Midterm Exam 1, 2012

    Q1.The outer radius of a concentric spherical electrode system is r2= 25 cm = constant. The system is

    dimensioned with regard to the optimum breakdown case. There is an insulator gas in between spheres

    with a breakdown strength of Eb= 75 kV/cm (the relative dielectric constant of gases is r = 1).

    a. Determine the capacitance and maximum voltage that can be applied for this system.b. Determine maximum and minimum electric field strength if the applied voltage is U = 100 kV.c. Determine the actual electrode separation, d; effective electrode separation, and utilization

    factor,

    for this electrode system (0= 8,854 10

    -12F/m).

    Solution:

    Optimum case with regard to breakdown:

    a.Capacitance and Maximum voltage

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    b. Electric Field calculations

    c. Actual electrode separation Effective electrode separation

    Utilization factor

    Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Total

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    Q2.In a three layered, uniformly stressed bushing, radii of cylinders in this system are: r1= 0.5 cm, r2= 2

    cm, r2= 4 cm, r4= 8 cm and relative dielectric constants of layers are r1 = 1, r2 = 3, r3 = 6, the length of

    the first layer is l1= 100 cm and the applied voltage is 100 kV.

    a. Determine lengths of 2ndand 3rdlayer.b. Calculate voltages across each layer.c. Calculate maximum field strengths across each layer.d. Calculate the capacitance of the system.

    Solution:

    a. Uniformly stressed condition:

    b.capacitances are connected in series:

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    Voltage across the 1stlayer:

    Voltage across the 2nd

    layer:

    Voltage across the 3rd

    layer:

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    c.Maximum electric fields across each layer:

    Uniformly stressed:

    d.Equivalent capacitance of the system:

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    Q3.An insulation environment consists of polyethylene (r1 = 1) and air (r2 = 2.3). Electric field vector

    comes to the interface with an angle of 55through polyethylene.

    a. Determine the refraction angles of electric field lines and equipotential lines.b. If electric field strength in polyethylene is E1= 90 kV/cm, determine electric field strength in air,

    E2; normal and tangential components of E1 and E2.

    c. Does air have a breakdown considering breakdown strength of air is 30 kV/cm?Solution:

    a.

    b.

    c.

    1

    2

    Et1

    Et2

    En1

    En2

    E1

    E2

    Interface

    Equipotential lines

    1

    2

    E1= 90 kV/cm

    1= 90 55 = 35

    1= 90 1= 55

    2= 16.932

    2= 90 2= 73.068

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    Q4.

    a. In a sphere-sphere (identical spheres) electrode system, using approximated field calculationdetermine the breakdown voltage. Radii of the spheres are 2.5 cm, electrode separation is 0.2

    cm and breakdown strength of air is 30 kV/cm (k = 0.9).

    b. In the region given as Figure 1, V3= V4= 0 V (grounded); V5= 22 kV; V6= V7= 88 kV; V8= 44 kV.Determine the potentials at point 1 and point 2 by Finite Element Method.

    Figure 1

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    1 25

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    8

    43

    d = 0.2 cmr r = 2.5 cm

    U