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Observation of Prebreakdown and Breakdown Phenomena in Liquid Hydrocarbons II. Non-Uniform Field Conditions
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1985
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EngineeringGlow DischargeBreakdown PhenomenaBreakdown VoltageNon-uniform Field ConditionsFluid PropertiesNanoelectronicsLiquid Hydrocarbons IiThermodynamicsMaterials ScienceStreamer Propagation SpeedElectrical EngineeringPhysicsPrebreakdown StreamerTime-dependent Dielectric BreakdownApplied PhysicsGas Discharge PlasmaChemical KineticsElectrical Insulation
The prebreakdown and breakdown processes have been recorded in n-hexane toluene and Marcol 70, both in a pure state and with selected impurities. The study was carried out using a point-plane geometry. A low ionization potential additive had only a small effect on the breakdown voltage or the streamer propagation speed but did significantly alter the shape of the prebreakdown streamer when the needle was positive, an anode. For a negative needle, a cathode, chemical impurities affected the breakdown voltage. The significance of these findings is discussed in detail.
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