The outside diameter of a concentric spherical electrode system is given as 28 cm. The system is the most suitable sized according to puncture. Puncture strength of gas between spherical layers, Ed = 88 kV / cm and the relative dielectric constant of the gas is r1 = 1 a) Calculate the capacity of the system and the highest voltage at which the system can be punctured. what should be. b) For U = 180 kV execution case, the maximum and minimum occurrence on the system electric field calculation addition? (Ɛ0 = 8,854x10-12 F / m)

The outside diameter of a concentric spherical electrode system is given as 28 cm. The system is the most suitable sized according to puncture. Puncture strength of gas between spherical layers, Ed = 88 kV / cm and the relative dielectric constant of the gas is r1 = 1 a) Calculate the capacity of the system and the highest voltage at which the system can be punctured. what should be. b) For U = 180 kV execution case, the maximum and minimum occurrence on the system electric field calculation addition? (Ɛ0 = 8,854x10-12 F / m)

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