Electrical Engineering - High voltage system EENG451 Please solve the question quickly 40 mmAn insulation environment consists of two types ofdielectric material as shown in the figure. The electricfield strength of the 2nd insulator is 50 kV/em and itsE,E1dielectric constant is ɛ2=4.a) Determine the refraction angles of electric fieldlines and equipotential lines. (a, a2, Bi and B2).E2b) Find the dielectric constant in the firstinsulator. (.50 mmc) Find the maximum value of E1, not to have anybreakdown in the 2nd insulator. (34 mm12 mm

40 mm An insulation environment consists of two types of dielectric material as shown in the figure. The electric field strength of the 2nd insulator is 50 kV/em and its dielectric constant is ɛ2=4. E, a) Determine the refraction angles of electric field lines and equipotential lines. (a,, a2, Bi and B2). b) Find the dielectric constant in the first insulator. (. 50 mm c) Find the maximum value of E1, not to have any breakdown in the 2nd insulator. ( 34 mm 12 mm

40 mm An insulation environment consists of two types of dielectric material as shown in the figure. The electric field strength of the 2nd insulator is 50 kV/em and its dielectric constant is ɛ2=4. E, a) Determine the refraction angles of electric field lines and equipotential lines. (a,, a2, Bi and B2). b) Find the dielectric constant in the first insulator. (. 50 mm c) Find the maximum value of E1, not to have any breakdown in the 2nd insulator. ( 34 mm 12 mm

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