Dielectric and electrical insulation properties
Properties of cryogenic fluids

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Dielectric and electrical insulation properties
Properties of cryogenic fluids

Author : Christian GIANESE

Publication date: April 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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2. Dielectric and electrical insulation properties

Applications of superconductivity in electrical engineering require knowledge of the dielectric and insulating properties of cryogenic gases and liquids. Superconductors heated to high voltages come into contact with cryogenic fluids, which can be used for electrical insulation.

2.1 Gas

2.1.1 Dielectric properties

In practice, the relative permittivity $ϵ_{}$

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(1) - THOMAS (M.F.) - Cryogenics engineering, 2 ^nd edition revised and expanded (2005).

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