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High Voltage Engineering Practice and Theory


Year: 2007
Language: english
Author: Dr JP Holtzhausen Dr WL Vosloo
Genre: Reference book
ISBN: 978 - 0 - 620 - 3767 - 7
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 157
Description: In this book the term high voltage is used as a generic term to include all voltages higher than 1000 volts, although the emphasis is on the typical voltage levels used power systems. High voltages, however, feature in many applications that are not related to the power system. Typical examples are automotive ignition systems, cathode ray tubes as found in oscilloscopes and television sets.
In introduction the state of the art of high voltage power systems has been summarised. High voltage technology is of paramount importance to facilitate the
transmission and utilisation of large amounts of electrical energy. Knowledge of the performance of the various types of electrical insulation systems depend on the magnitude of the electric fields in the materials.
In the next chapters concepts relating to electric fields and their calculation, high voltage insulating materials, testing, safety principles, overvoltages and insulation co-ordination are discussed.

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