Heat Resistant Electrical Insulating Materials

The effects of fungi on the direct current surface conductance of electrical insulating materials.

The extent of visible fungus growth on pressuresensitive electrical insulating tapes, as well as the effects of fungi on the mechanical strength of the tapes, was reported previously (Berk and Teitell, 1951). Fungi seriously decreased the tensile strength of tapes with cellulosic backings but had no more than slight effects on the tensile strength of tapes with elastomeric backings. This report...

Electrical conduction in annealed semi-insulating InP

Radon permeability of insulating building materials

The common presence of the radioactive nuclides in the environment cause that the whole population are exposed to radiation. The dose that is annually received by Polish population from natural sources of radiation is about 2.4 mSv per year [1]. According to the UNSCEAR 2000 Report [2], radon is the greatest contributor of exposure to natural radiation for humans. Soil and the rocks on which th...

Partial Discharge in High Voltage Insulating Materials

High voltage transmission has been chosen in electric power system due to its capability to transfer a large amount of electric power. Several key equipments such as generator, transformer, GIS, cable and insulator play important role in determining the reliability of the power system. The high voltage equipments in general contain gas, liquid or solid insulation. Defects and a particular condi...

Electrical conductivity of insulating polymer nanoscale layers: environmental effects.

As electronic devices are scaled down to submicron sizes, it has become critical to obtain uniform and robust insulating nanoscale polymer films. For that reason, we address the electrical properties of grafted polymer layers made of poly(glycidyl methacrylate), polyacrylic acid, poly(2-vinylpyridine), and polystyrene with thicknesses of 10-20 nm. It was found that layers insulating under norma...