Analysis of Last Development Results for High Voltage Circuit-breakers Using New G3 Gas

Among many alternative gases proposed to replace SF6 as insulating gas, g3 (green gas for grid), fluoronitril based component officially introduced at CIGRE 2014, can be now used for insulation projects and new environmental friendly circuit breakers. This gas mixture g3, presents a reduction of the...

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Published in:PLASMA PHYSICS AND TECHNOLOGY 2017, Vol.4 (2), p.157-160
Main Authors: Robin-Jouan, P., Bousoltane, K., Kieffel, Y., Trepanier, J. Y., Camarero, R., Arabi, S., Pernaudat, G.
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