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The analysis and selection of the spinning disk system parameters for the measurement of static electrification of insulation oils

The paper presents results the aim of which was determining the most favorable conditions of ECT (electrostatic charge tendency) measurement taking of insulation oils in the spinning disk system. The work proved that a proper selection of the size and roughness of the disk surface makes the measured...

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Published in:	IEEE transactions on dielectrics and electrical insulation 2007-04, Vol.14 (2), p.480-486
Main Authors:	Zdanowski, M., Wolny, S., Zmarzly, D., Kedzia, J.
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Subjects:	Charge Charge measurement Current measurement Density Density measurement Dielectric liquids Disks Electrostatic measurements Fluid dynamics Fluid flow Hydrodynamics Insulation Oil insulation Phase measurement power transformer insulation Q measurement Size measurement Spinning transformer oil Volume measurement
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