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Modified Peek formula for calculating positive DC corona inception voltage on polluted insulator

Amrani et al., 2019

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14721956028139900095
Author
Amrani M
Bouazabia S
Fofana I
Meghnefi F
Jabbari M
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Electrical Engineering

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In this contribution, a mathematical model is proposed to predict the discharge inception voltage on polluted insulators under a non-uniform field of a high-voltage DC system. The present study is derived from the modified Peek's law used for predicting the threshold …
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