Surface degradation of polyamide nanocomposites caused by partial discharges using IEC (b) electrodes

By M. Kozako, N. Fuse, Y. Ohki, Tatsuki Okamoto, Toshikatsu Tanaka. IEEE transactions on dielectrics and electrical insulation, 2004

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Polymers and Plastics

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Degradation of solid dielectrics due to internal partial discharge: some thoughts on progress made and where to go now (2005, background): “Research on the effect of nano-structuring of dielectrics on their PD resistance has only just started [51-53].”
Effects of nano-filler addition on partial discharge resistance and dielectric breakdown strength of Micro-Al2O3Epoxy composite (2010, background): “It was already clarified that the addition of nano-fillers such as layered silicate and silica would increase the electric strength of micro silica filled epoxy composite [5].”
Nanocomposites-a review of electrical treeing and breakdown (2009, background): “The nanoparticles, if mixed properly into the polymer matrix with coupling agents, have strong chemical bonds with the surrounding polymer and this appears to be the reason for their high resistance to partial discharges [ 18 ].”
Enhanced partial discharge resistance of epoxy/clay nanocomposite prepared by newly developed organic modification and solubilization methods (2008, background): “Therefore, PD’s will attack pure organic polymer regions preferentially.”
Dielectric Properties of ZnO-Based Nanocomposites and Their Potential Applications (2021, background): “*e small size particles called nanofillers are used to distribute into the polymer matrix which acts as a flexible base matrix which gives rise to a polymer nanocomposite [147, 148].”
Dielectric nanocomposites with insulating properties (2005, background): “Further investigation was carried out to throw light on its mechanism [34, 49, 50].”
Proposal of a multi-core model for polymer nanocomposite dielectrics (2005, background): “This was clearly demonstrated for polyamide layered silicate [13, 22-24], for polyimide silica nanocomposites [25, 26], and for silicone silica nanocomposites [25].”
Advances in nanodielectric materials over the past 50 years (2013, methodology): “Atomic force microscopy 18 IEEE Electrical Insulation Magazine can give information of nanoscale roughness on surfaces; it was used to study nanocomposite surfaces roughened by PDs [48].”
Short-term breakdown and long-term failure in nanodielectrics: a review (2010, unknown): “Researchers have tested the PD resistance [73-82], PD breakdown [73-82] and PD lifetime [64, 82].”