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    This seminar discusses using gaseous dielectric mixtures for high voltage insulation in space applications. Specifically, it examines using mixtures of sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) and nitrogen (N2) gas. SF6 provides high dielectric strength but has constraints at low temperatures. Adding N2 to SF6 increases the breakdown strength and allows for low temperature operation. Experimental data from pressure wave breakdown tests on gas mixtures show good agreement with ionization theory calculations. The seminar concludes that SF6 and SF6/N2 gas mixtures are viable alternatives for high voltage insulation in space that can operate at low temperatures.

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    This seminar discusses using gaseous dielectric mixtures for high voltage insulation in space applications. Specifically, it examines using mixtures of sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) and nitrogen (N2) gas. SF6 provides high dielectric strength but has constraints at low temperatures. Adding N2 to SF6 increases the breakdown strength and allows for low temperature operation. Experimental data from pressure wave breakdown tests on gas mixtures show good agreement with ionization theory calculations. The seminar concludes that SF6 and SF6/N2 gas mixtures are viable alternatives for high voltage insulation in space that can operate at low temperatures.

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    This seminar discusses using gaseous dielectric mixtures for high voltage insulation in space applications. Specifically, it examines using mixtures of sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) and nitrogen (N2) gas. SF6 provides high dielectric strength but has constraints at low temperatures. Adding N2 to SF6 increases the breakdown strength and allows for low temperature operation. Experimental data from pressure wave breakdown tests on gas mixtures show good agreement with ionization theory calculations. The seminar concludes that SF6 and SF6/N2 gas mixtures are viable alternatives for high voltage insulation in space that can operate at low temperatures.

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    SEMINAR ON GASEOUS DIELECTRIC HIGH VOLTAGE INSULATION FOR SPACE APPLICATION

    PRESENTED BY GUIDED BY GIRISH ANOOJ.V EEE S7 CEMP

    CONTENTS
    1)INTRODUCTION 2)DAVID S KOMM & DANIEL J HOPPES WORK 3)CONSTRAINTS OF SF6 4)WHY N2 IS USED WITH SF6 5)PWD TEST 6)MATHEMATICAL EVALUATION 7)CONCLUSION 8)REFERENCE

    INTRODUCTION
    DESCRIBES A MINIATURE HIGH VOLTAGE POWER SUPPLY FOR SPACE USE THAT IS COMPARABLE TO A TWTA,EPC. SUPPLY USES A GASEOUS MIXTURE OF SF6 AND N2 FOR BULK HIGH VOLTAGE INSULATION RATHER THAN SOLID DIELECTRICS(POTTING) EXPERIMENTAL BREAK DOWN DATA SHOWS GOOD AGREEMENT WITH IONISATION THEORY

    DAVID S.KOMM & DANIEL J.HOPPE S WORK


    CURRENTLY BUILDING AN X-RAY DIFFRACTOMETER FOR USE ON MARS HIGH VOLTAGE MODULE OF POWER SUPPLY & X-RAY TUBE ARE CONTAINED IN A SAME VOLUME USES A FLUID DIELECTRIC AND A PRESSURISED ELECTRONEGATIVR GAS(SF6) IS USED TO REDUSE MASS

    CONSTRAINTS OF SF6
    1)MAXIMUM ALLOWABLE FIELD STRESS 2)SF6 MUST BE GAS OVER DESIRED OPERATING RANGE

    WHY N2 IS USED WITH SF6


    Breakdown

    strength is a factor

    - N2 is used along with it

    - N2 with SF6 increase breakdown


    strength

    PWB TEST
    Pwb test coupons in pressure chamber with chosen gas mix Data shows linear relationship with gap distance(paschen curve)

    MATHEMATICAL EVALUATION
    TOWNSEND ANALYTICAL RESULT AGREE WITH THEORETICAL DATA

    CONCLUSION
    SF6 & SF6/N2 GAS MIXTURE IS A VIABLE ALTERNATIVE LOW TEMP OPERATION IS POSSIBLE

    REFERENCE
    NEMA, R.S., et al ,IEEE TRANS .ON Elect.insul.,17,no.1,pp.70-75(1982) Hoshina, Y, et al., IEEE POWER ENGINEERING Society Winter Meeting 2000,3,pp 2129-2134. Townsend,j.s.;The Theory of ionisation of gases by collisions;D.Van nostrand co,n.y.(1910)

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