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The Almighty, high voltage technology alston pdf download, who has created such a beautiful world. The author developed interest in the field of High Voltage Engineering when he was a student at the Govt. Engineering College, Jabalpur. It used to be thrilling to observe large metal spheres flashing over, corona phenomenon on a wire placed along the axis of a cylinder and then recording the corona loss, controlling the wave shapes of impulse voltages etc.
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finite difference, high voltage technology alston pdf download, finite element, high voltage technology alston pdf download, charge simmulation method and surface charge simulation methods have been discussed per estimation of metric stresses in complex dielectric media and electrode configuration.
a brief view of optimisation of electrode configuration is also given in this chapter. Chapter 1 high voltage technology alston pdf download with the breakdown of gases, liquids, and solid materials. Even though it has not been possible to high voltage technology alston pdf download the physical phenomenon associated with breakdown of the materials, with accuracy and precisiveness, an attempt has been made to bring out some of the theories advocated by researchers in this field in a simple lucid and organised way.
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Measurement of transient voltage and currents and high voltage and current require dif- ferent skills and equipment as compared with common a. voltages we normally come across. Chapter 4 discusses various techniques and circuits for measurement of such quantities. viii Chapter 5 deals into high voltage testing of electrical equipments like insulators, cables, transformers, circuit breakers etc. The measurements using high voltage Schering bridge, high voltage technology alston pdf download, transformer ratio arm bridge and partial discharges yield information regarding the life expectancy and the long term sta- bility or otherwise of the insulating materials.
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New Delhi C. and A. Voltages 56 2. Voltages 69 2. and Impulse Currents 5 High Voltage Testing of Electrical Equipment 5. The electric field intensity can be obtained from the potential by gradient operation on the potential i. However it is not a simple job as the exact distribution of charges for a particular potential at a point is not readily available. Following methods are normally used for determination of the potential distribution i Numerical methods ii Electrolytic tank method.
Some of the numerical methods used are a Finite difference method FDM b Finite element method FEM c Charge simulation method CSM d Surface charge simulation method SCSM. it varies in x-y plane and it does not vary along z-co-ordinate and let us divide the interior of a cross section of the region where the potential distribution is required into squares of length h on a side as shown in Fig.
From equation high voltage technology alston pdf download it is clear that the potential at point O is the average of the potential at the high voltage technology alston pdf download neighbouring points.
The iterative method uses equation 11 to determine the potential at the corner of every square sub- division in turn and then the process is repeated over the entire region until the difference in values is less than a prespecified value. The method is found suitable only for two dimensional symmetrical field where a direct solution is possible. In order to work high voltage technology alston pdf download irregular three dimensional field so that these nodes are fixed upon boundaries, high voltage technology alston pdf download, becomes extremely difficult.
Also to solve for such fields as very large number of V x, y values of potential are required which needs very large computer memory and computation time and hence this method is normally not recommended for a solution of such electrostatic problems. This means that this voltage distribution under given conditions of electrode surface should make the enclosed energy function to be a minimum for a given dielectric volume v. Let us assume an isotropic dielectric medium and an electrostatic field without any space charge.
The potential V would be determined by the boundaries formed by the metal electrode surfaces. In this method also the field between electrodes is divided into discrete elements as in FDM.
The shape of these elements is chosen to be triangular for two dimensional representation and tetrahe- dron for three dimensional field representation Fig. Vk Vk Vh Vj Vi Vj Vi Fig. The shape and size of these finite elements is suitably chosen and these are irregularly distrib- uted within the field.
It is to be noted that wherever within the medium higher electric stresses are expected e. corners and edges of electrodes, triangles of smaller size should be chosen. Let us consider an element e1 as shown in Fig. There will be a large no. of such elements e1, e Having obtained the potential of the nodes of these elements, the potential distribution within each elements is required to be obtained.
square or cubic would be required. Equation 16 implies that electric field intensity within the element is con- stant and potentials at any point within the element are linearly distributed.
Thus partially differentiating equation 21 with respect to Vi and making use of equations 19 and of elements and [C] is called the global stiffness matrix which is the sum of the individual matrices. Of course while seeking the final solution the boundary conditions must be satisfied and hence this would require some iterative method for the exact solution.
The second approach could be to formulate energy function in terms of the unknown nodal voltage. This energy function is subjected to certain constraints in terms of boundary conditions. The objective then high voltage technology alston pdf download to min.
For this various mathematical programming techniques like, Fletcher Powell technique, Fletcher technique, direct search techniques, high voltage technology alston pdf download, self scaling variable metric techniques can be used. A computer program can be developed and accuracy of the result can be obtained depending upon the convergence critsion fed into the computer.
The finite element method is useful for estimating electric fields at highly curved and thin elec- trode surfaces with composite dielectric materials especially when the electric fields are uniform or weakly non-uniform and can be expressed in two dimensioned geometrics. The method is normally not recommended for three dimensional non-uniform fields. These charges could be in the form of point, line or ring, depending upon the shape of the electrode under consideration. It could be a suitable combination of these fictitious charges.
The posi- tion and type of simulation charges are to be determined first and then the field on the electrode surface is determined by the potential function of these individual charges. In order to determine the magnitude of these charges n no. of points are chosen on the surface of the conductor.
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