1. Insulation and stress categories
The insulation of an electrical structure or device is its ability to withstand the voltage or, more generally, the electrical stresses applied to it. Insulation is the material element or set of constructive devices that ensure this insulation.
On a three-phase electrical network, whatever the rated voltage, there are three insulation configurations to be considered when carrying out insulation coordination studies (figure
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References
CIGRÉ brochures
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CIGRÉ : Conférence internationale des grands réseaux électriques
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Groupe de travail CIGRÉ 33/13 09. Brochure « Very Fast Transient Phenomena associated with Gas Insulated Substations ». CIGRÉ, papier 33-13, session 1988.
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