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Insulating liquids in electrical engineering - General presentation

Author: Noëlle BERGER

Publication date: May 10, 2002 | Lire en français

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    1.1 The role of insulating liquids in electrical engineering

    Insulating liquids are used as impregnants for solid insulation or as fillers for a wide range of electrical equipment: transformers (power, distribution, traction, furnace, measurement, etc.), reactors, capacitors, cables, bushings, circuit breakers, tap changers, etc. [8] .

    Their main role is to remove air and other gases to improve the dielectric strength of the insulation (the dielectric strength of liquids is much higher than that of gases ...

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