The discharge propagation at the interface between gaseous and solid dielectrics exhibits different complex mechanisms depending not only on the physical properties of the investigated materials but also on the characteristics of the applied electrical stress. A full understanding of the discharge mechanism has not been achieved due to the not yet complete knowledge of the interface physics. A rather accurate description of the physical processes taking place during a surface discharge would, in fact, require the solution of a complicated coupled system composed of Poisson and transport equations together with suitable “constitutive” relations.
Fractal Description of Electrical Discharges
EGIZIANO, Luigi;FEMIA, Nicola;TUCCI, Vincenzo
1991-01-01
Abstract
The discharge propagation at the interface between gaseous and solid dielectrics exhibits different complex mechanisms depending not only on the physical properties of the investigated materials but also on the characteristics of the applied electrical stress. A full understanding of the discharge mechanism has not been achieved due to the not yet complete knowledge of the interface physics. A rather accurate description of the physical processes taking place during a surface discharge would, in fact, require the solution of a complicated coupled system composed of Poisson and transport equations together with suitable “constitutive” relations.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.