Since 180 kV voltage is applied to a system with planar electrodes with three insulating layers (Sı=S2=S3=10 cm²) as shown in the figure. a) Calculate the stresses and electric field strengths in the layers. b) Calculate the capacity of the system (Eo=8,854x10-12 F/m). c) Show if the whole system can be pierced. Find the highest stress that can be applied without puncture in any layer of the system and the highest stress that the system will withstand even if there is a break in any layer? a = 1,4 cm &1 =1 Edi = 30 kV/cm az = 1,8 cm &2 = 4 Ea2= 100 kV/cm az = 3,2 cm &r3 = 3 Ed3= 70 kV/cm %3D %3D SU=180 kV 2

Since 180 kV voltage is applied to a system with planar electrodes with three insulating layers (Sı=S2=S3=10 cm²) as shown in the figure. a) Calculate the stresses and electric field strengths in the layers. b) Calculate the capacity of the system (Eo=8,854x10-12 F/m). c) Show if the whole system can be pierced. Find the highest stress that can be applied without puncture in any layer of the system and the highest stress that the system will withstand even if there is a break in any layer? a = 1,4 cm &1 =1 Edi = 30 kV/cm az = 1,8 cm &2 = 4 Ea2= 100 kV/cm az = 3,2 cm &r3 = 3 Ed3= 70 kV/cm %3D %3D SU=180 kV 2

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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