The electrical degradation threshold of polyethylene investigated by space charge and conduction current measurements

By Gian Carlo Montanari. 2000

221 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Astronomy and Astrophysics, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Materials Chemistry

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In Astronomy and Astrophysics

1. C. Laurent
2. G. Teyssédre
3. Peter H. F. Morshuis

In Electrical and Electronic Engineering

1. C. Laurent
2. G. Teyssédre
3. Peter H. F. Morshuis
4. S. L. Roy
5. F. Baudoin
6. Giovanni Mazzanti

In Materials Chemistry

1. C. Laurent
2. G. Teyssédre
3. Peter H. F. Morshuis
4. S. L. Roy
5. F. Baudoin
6. Giovanni Mazzanti

Citations in the corpus

• The contribution of field-induced morphological change to the electrical aging and breakdown of polyethylene (2005, background): “Threshold fields for morphological change will be reflected in thresholds for changes in both conduction and space charge [ 74 ].”
• Charge dynamics and its energetic features in polymeric materials (2013, background): “The question as to the existence of space charge at the voltages for which the current is non-linear can easily be settled by recourse to complementary techniques such as space charge detection and it has been shown that in a number of cases, space charge accumulation corresponds to the non linearit”
• Feature article - Polymeric HVDC cable design and space charge accumulation. Part 2: insulation interfaces (2008, background): “• When the applied field is below the threshold for space charge accumulation [12], the injected charge is small and the insulation system behaves according to Ohm’s law.”