—In this study, the ultraviolet (UV) emitted by
partial discharge which occurred on the insulator in polluted
and dry conditions was investigated. The UV image and
intensity were recorded for 1 minute per voltage variation per
pollutant weight variation. The voltage stress was varied until
the flashover occurred. The results showed that there was no
consistent relationship between pollutant weight and those two
UV emission parameters. In addition, the UV intensity consisted
of maximum, minimum, and average values because it
fluctuated during the recording. There were two UV image
patterns that could be identified, namely the scattered points
and the concentrated light (forming an area). The greatest the
UV intensity, the highest deviation between the maximum and
minimum values, and the largest concentrated light pattern
were found during a critical condition.
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Internasional
Status
Dokumen Karya
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Tipe Dokumen
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08 Similarity Severity Level of An Insulator in Polluted and Dry Conditions Based on Ultraviolet Emission.pdf
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14 Surat Pernyataan - Severity level of an insulator in polluted and dry conditions based on ultraviolet emission.pdf
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14 Severity level of an insulator in polluted and dry conditions based on ultraviolet emission-sertif.pdf