1 (a) If the ionic content in a transformer oil is very high and the oil has higher density, how canyou increase the electroconvection coefficient M of this oil? Consider all parameters that determinethe value of M (Note that applied voltage is not a parameter of an oil).M =the symbols have their usual meanings.Note: No numerical substitutions but just implied larger or smaller value for the parameters.(b) Show that if u and M both are reduced for a transformer oil, the ratiodis reduced for constantComment whetheryouwill choose thin or thick insulation thickness and higher or lower Vb.Note that Vb is related to insulation thickness for a uniform field E.(c) For a liquid transformer oil system, the oil has relative dielectric constant ɛ = 3.45, density p =2.39 g/cm and ionic mobility u = 3.25 x105 cm?/V-s. If the applied voltage is 660 V and the oilcontainer's top to bottom plate distance d = 2.25 cm, find the electro convection coefficient M.

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1 (a) If the ionic content in a transformer oil is very high and the oil has higher density, how can you increase the electroconvection coefficient M of this oil? Consider all parameters that determine the value of M (Note that applied voltage is not a parameter of an oil). M = : the symbols have their usual meanings. Note: No numerical substitutions but just implied larger or smaller value for the parameters.

1 (a) If the ionic content in a transformer oil is very high and the oil has higher density, how can you increase the electroconvection coefficient M of this oil? Consider all parameters that determine the value of M (Note that applied voltage is not a parameter of an oil). M = : the symbols have their usual meanings. Note: No numerical substitutions but just implied larger or smaller value for the parameters.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

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