Partial discharges. Their mechanism, detection and measurement

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Review on partial discharge detection techniques related to high voltage power equipment using different sensors (2014, background): “HPLC analyses PD expelled byproducts such as degraded forms of glucose induced by degradation of insulation[5][6].”
Partial discharge monitoring of power transformers using UHF sensors. Part I: sensors and signal interpretation (2005, background): “, mechanical), and RF phenomena that are associated with PD [3], [4].”
Partial discharge diagnostics and electrical equipment insulation condition assessment (2005, methodology): “For example, voids within epoxy mica insulation or oil paper insulation may occur as a result of operation at high temperature, which delaminates taped insulation systems or causes ‘gassing’ in systems containing oil [1-5].”
Frequency and voltage dependence of glow and pseudoglow discharges in helium under atmospheric pressure (2003, methodology): “The successively augmented rise times and pulsewidths, as well as the reduced magnitudes of the succeeding current pulses in the pseudoglow, are indicative of a steadily increasing supply of free electrons necessary to facilitate the initiation of the breakdown pulses within the pseudoglow [35], [ 3”