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adam_text	95CH35842 IEEE 1995 Annual Report Conference on Electrical Insulation lind Dielectric Phenomena (d amp;l amp;R) October 22 - 25,1995 Virginia Beach Resort Hotel And Conference Center Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA Sponsored by the IEEE Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society Available from IEEE Service Center Single Publication Sales Dept 445 Hoes Lane Piscataway, NJ, 08855-1331 ULB Darmstadt 19227839 PROGRAM ; 1995 CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICAL INSULATION AND DIELECTRIC PHENOMENA , OCTOBER 22,1995 REGISTRATION -9:00 pm RECEPTION amp; CASH BAR Y, OCTOBER 23,1995 Welcome by Conference Chairperson: Marshall O Pace University of Tennessee Knoxville, TN, USA WHITEHEAD MEMORIAL LECTURE: The transport and trapping of electrons in polymers 21 Dr Keith Watson XEROX Corp Webster, NY , USA -10:00 am COFFEE BREAK SESSION 1 (ORAL) SPACE CHARGE Chairperson: Claude Le Grcssus Centre d Etudcs dc Bruyeres-le-Chatel France Organizer: R Hackam University of Windsor Windsor, Ontario, Canada Paper 1-1 Dielectric phenomenon of living matter 28 S T Barsamian and T K Barsamian S amp;S Biophysics Laboratory Pty Ltd Frenchs Forest, Australia Paper 1-2 Charge storage and transport in oil-impregnated pressboard at polarity reversal under HVDC 33 Rongsheng Liu and Christer Tomkvist ABB Corporate Research, Västeras, Sweden Paper 1-3 Charge trapping/detrapping induced lattice polarization/relaxation processes 37 G Blaise Univcrsitd Paris-Sud, Orsay, France Paper 1-4 Femtosecond history of free carriers in the conduction band of a wide bandgap oxide 40 G Petite, P Daguzan, S Guizard and P Martin DRECAM/SRSIM, Gif-sur-Yvette, France Paper 1-5 Paper 1-6 LUNCH 30 pm Chairperson: Organizer: Paper 2A-1 Paper 2A-2 Paper 2A-3 Paper 2A-4 Paper 2A-5 Paper 2A-6 Paper 2A-7 Paper 2A-8 Thermal pulse investigation of the generation, transport, and trapping of space charge in microelectronics buried oxide structures 45 Aime S DeReggi and Santos Mayo National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, U S A Electro-optical investigation of die dipole orientation in poled polymers 45 R Gerhard-Multhaupt, S Bauer, S Bauer-Gogonea, W Brinker, C Dinger, W-D Molzow, W Wirges, and S Yilmaz University of Potsdam, Potsdam, Germany SESSION 2 (POSTER) S Jayaram University of Waterloo Waterloo, Ontario, Canada S Boggs University of Connecticut Storrs, CT, U S A SESSION 2A: CABLES amp; TREEING Space charge distribution of water tree degraded polyethylene sheets under AC application 53 Y Li, J Kawai, Y Ebinuma, Y Fujiwara, M Aihara, Y Tanaka and T Takada Showa Electric Wire amp; Cable Co Ltd , Kawasaki-ku, Japan Mechanism for transition from branch to bush electrical tree 57 Grace Jiang and Steven Boggs University of Connecticut, Storrs, CT, U S A Smart Insulation for tree resistance and surge absorption 61 D W Auckland, W B Su and B R Varlow The University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom Water absorption effects on prebreakdown phenomena under divergent electrical field conditions 65 R Bozzo, C Gemme and F Guastavino Universita di Genova, Genova, Italy The effects of temperature on the tree-growth phenomena and relevant PD 69 R Bozzo, C Gemme and F Guastavino Universita di Genova, Genova, Italy The role of dielectrophoresis in the water treeing process 73 Rainer Patsch Universität GH Siegen, Siegen, Germany Ultrasonic detection of electrical breakdown region in filler-added epoxy resin 77 E Watanabe, Masasumi Yoshizawa and Tadashi Moriya Tokyo Metropolitan University, Tokyo, Japan Dielectric spectroscopy of ac aged polyethylene in the frequency range of 105 to IO** Hz 81 PCN Scarpa, A T Bulinski, S S Bamji and D K Das-Gupta University of Wales, Bangor, Gwynedd, United Kingdom * National Research Council of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Paper 2A-9 Space charge formation and migration in different PE materials 85 G Eberle, I Muller and W Eisenmenger University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart, Germany Paper 2A-10 Effects of oxidation and antioxidants on space charge in polyethylene 89 T Mizutani, Y Suzuoki, H Kon and N Yoshifuji* Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan * Tokyo Electric Power Co , Japan Paper 2A-11 Comparison between photo- and electro-induced luminescence spectra of polyethylene 93 D M Ryder, C Olliff, C Laurent, F Massines and C Mayoux Universite Paul Sabatier, Toulouse, France University of Brighton, Brighton, UK Paper 2A-12 Calculation of the dielectric response function from recovery voltage measurements 97 Anders Helgeson and Uno Gafvert Kungliga Tekniska Högskolan, Stockholm, Sweden Paper 2A-13 Development and optimization of breakdown strength measurements on polyethylene insulants 102 R Clavreul, J Berdala EDF/DER, Moret sur Loing, France Paper 2A-14 Application of transient nonlinear field analysis to a distribution cable joint 106 Jinbo Kuang and Steven Boggs University of Toronto, Toronto, Ontario, Canada Paper 2A-15 Electrical properties of different composite materials for stress relief in HV cables accessories 110 V Tucci, L Egiziano, G Lupö and C Petrarca University of Saleron, Fisciano, Italy Paper 2A-16 A Methodology for short-time thermal endurance testing of polymers for cable insulation 114 G C Montanari, A Motori, and E Leonelli University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy COFFEE SESSION 2B: GASES amp; VACUUM (IN PARALLEL WITH SESSION 2A) Paper 2B-1 Computer Modelling of TVichel Pulses in Air 118 JMK MacAlpine and W C Yim Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Kowloon, Hong Kong Paper 2R-2 An Investigation of Spark Breakdown Paths in Air Using an Image Processing Technique 122 JMK MacAlpine and H T Yim Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Kowloon, Hong Kong Paper 2B-3 Breakdown voltage characteristics of SF6/CF4 mixtures in uniform and non-uniform field gaps 126 J Berg and E Kuffel University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Paper 2B-4 Calculation of the swarm parameters of SF5/CO2 gas mixtures by using Boltz ann equation analysis and a comparison with the measurement results 130 J Fan, S Grzybowski, Y Qiu and D Xiao Mississippi Stale University, Mississippi State, U S A Paper 2B-5 Limiting crossed magnetic fields in SF5 134 M S Dincer and H R Hiziroglu Gazi University, Ankara, Turkey Paper 2B-6 Paper 2B-7 Paper 2B-8 Paper 2B-9 Paper 2B-10 Paper 2B-11 Paper 2B-12 Paper2B-13 Paper2B-14 Paper 2B-15 Paper 2B-16 Paper 2B-17 Paper 2B-18 Paper 2B-19 State »f water-vapour in SF5 and several kinds of gases and its effect on partial discharge 13 T Watabe, S Itahashi, H Mitsui and M Sone Musashi Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan A comprehensive study of lightning impulse breakdown and cost benefit aanalysis of ternary gas mixtures containing two electronegative gases 14 R Raghavcndcr and M S Naidu TUE SSGM College of Engineering, Shegaon, MS, India Effects of fog salinity, air pressure and water flow rate on AC flashover of rod-rod short air gaps 141 Hui Deng, R Hackam, R J Chang and L Mazeika University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, Canada Prediction of breakdown in SF6 under impulse conditions 14! X Xu, S Jayaram and S A Boggs University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Gas/Adsorbent Interaction dynamics: an experimental approach 15L T Lussier, M F Frechette and R Y Larocque Institute de recherche d Hydro-Quebec, Varennes, Quebec, Canada Large avalanche buildup in low-pressure SF5 under nonuniform-field conditions 15k m N Bouchelouh, M F Frechette and R Y Larocque ** Institute de recherche d Hydro-Qu6bec, Varennes, Qu6bec, Canada Ecole Polytechnic, Montreal, Qu6bec, Canada Electrohydrodynamic instability and electrical discharge initiation in hexane 163^^ K L Stricklett and RAC Altafim NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, U S A Surface flashover voltage and its improvement of dielectric specimens in Vacuum 167 N Kawada, K Tsurusaki, T Harada and S Kobayashi Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd , Hiroshima, Japan Insulator surface flashover with UV and plasma background and external magnetic field 171 q F Hegeler, H Krompholz, L L Hatfield and M Kristiansen Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, U S A The secondary electron emission simulation of insulators: Relation with some material physical constants 175 R Rcnoud, N Rosenberg and E Vicario University Claude Bernard LYON I, Villeurbanne, France Influence of the field emission on the breakdown in vacuum 179 M Sone and H Mitsui Musashi Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan Nissin Electric Co Ltd , Kyoto, Japan Correlation between high tension performances in vacuum and space charge characteristics 183 P Klein, J Roue and J C Pauwels SODERN, Limeil-Brevannes, France Space charge influence generated by electronic beam on insulator secondary emission 187 P Le Berre Commissariat a Fenergie atomique, Bruyeres le chatel, France Surface flashover characteristics of polished-polycrystalline diamond and diamond-like carbon (DLC) thin films in vacuum Hulya Kirkici, J Keith Coker and Judson Walker Auburn University, Auburn, AL, U S A 191 Paper 2B-20 Possible high pressure nitrogen-based insulation for compressed gas insulated cables 195 M O Pace, D L McCorkle, L G Christophorou, X Waymel* University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, U S A Electricit 5 de France Y, OCTOBER 24,1995 SESSION 3 (ORAL) MULTIFACTOR AGING Chairperson: J ohn Tanak a University of Connecticut Storrs, CT, U S A Organizer: V Agarwal Moore-head State University Moorehead, MN, U S A Paper 3-1 Multi factor aging models - origin and similarities 199 Anne Cathrine Gjcerde (Invited Speaker) The Norwegian Electric Power Research Institute, Trondheim, Norway Paper 3-2Multistress aging of machine insulation systems 205 Ken Kimura (Invited Speaker) Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Amagasaki, Japan Paper 3-3The physico-chemical basis of ageing in polymeric insulation 211 Len A Dissado (Invited Speaker) Kings College, London, U K COFFEE 12:00 pm SESSION 4 (POSTER) Chairperson: M Kosaki Toyohashi University of Technology Toyohashi, Japan OrganizenG FitzPatrick National Institute of Standards and Technology Gaithersburg, MD, U S A SESSION 4A: AGING Paper 4A-1 Supernormal catalytic function of discharge plasma in die ageing process of dielectric 217 Zhang Kaixi, Da Daoan, Dong Lifang, Zhao Qingxun and Zhang Ping Hebei University, Baoding ,P R China Paper 4A-2 Multi-reaction ageing as an explanation for the ageing copensation effect 221 Paavo Paloniemi ABB Industry Oy, Helsinki, Finland Paper 4A-3 Ageing of polymers studied by spectral analysis of UWB partial discharge signals 226 Peter Morshuis Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands Paper 4A-4 Determination of paper degradation by-product by direct injection on an HPLC column 230 M-C Lessard, C Lamarre, A Gendron, M Mass6 Institute dc recherche d Hydro-Qu6bec, Varennes, Qu6bec, Canada Paper 4A-5 The aging behaviour of epoxy resin at DC voltage 235 U Fromm Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands Paper 4A-6 The dielectric response of polyimide to combined radiation, vacuum and thermal aging 239 H M Banford, Wang Yufen, D J Tedford and M J Given SURRC , Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom Paper 4A-7 Detection of impulse current caused ageing in valve dement of a distribution class metal oxide surge arrester 243 M R Raghuveer, Xiangxiao Qiu University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada Paper 4A-8 External partial discharge resistance of polyethylene and crosslinked polyethylene containing voltages stabilizers 247 RA Roseen, S M Gubanski and U W Gedde Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden Paper 4A-9 Application of ultrasonics and neural network techniques to the evaluation of stator bar insulation 250 Helcio Gleizer, J Keith Nelson, Saber Azizi-Ghannad, Mark J Embrechts Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, U S A Paper 4A-10 Failure mechanism of the interturn insulation of low voltage electric machines fed by pulse controlled inverters 254 Martin Kaufhold National Research Council of Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Paper 4A-11 Critical factors for early failure of magnet wires in inverter- fed motor 258 Weijun Yin, K Bultemeier, Don Barta and Dan Floryan Phelps Dodge Magnet Wire Company, Fort Wayne, IN, U S A Paper 4A-12 Performance of partially fluorinated polyimide insulation for aerospace applications 262 J Ide, E Muegge, A Hammoud andM Stavnes NYMA, Inc , Brook Park, Ohio, U S A McDonnell Douglas Aerospace, U S A Paper 4A-13 Effects of thermal and electrical stressing on the breakdown behaviour of space wiring 266 A Hammoud, M Stavnes, J Suthar* and J Laghari* NYMA Inc , Cleveland, Ohio, U S A ^University of Buffalo, NY, U S A Paper 4A-14 Operational characteristics of a 200°C LC parallel resonant circuit 270 Eric D Baumann and Ahmad N Hammoud* NASA Lewis Research Center, Cleveland, Ohio, U S A NYMA Inc , Ohio, U S A Paper 4A-15 Combined electro-thermo-mechanical model for life prediction of electrical insulating materials 274 G Mazzanti, G C Montanari, L Simoni, M B Srinivas University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy Paper 4A-16 Relations between electrical breakdown field and mechanical properties of ceramics 278 S Carabajar, Christian Olagnon, G Fantozzi and C Le Gressus INSA-GEMPPM, Villeurbanne, France Paper 4A-17 Experience with aging and humidity tests according to IEC report 932 282 H -J Klös, W -K Park and D König Technical University of Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany Paper 4A-18 Some fundamentals on multifactor surface aging mechanisms of different epoxy resin systems 286 W Park, D König and H J Klös Technical University of Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany Paper 4A-19 Effects of Water Salinity, electric stress and temperature on the hydrophobidty of nylon T Tokoro and R Hackam University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, Canada 290 Paper 4B-1 Paper 4B-2 Paper 4B-3 Paper 4B-4 Paper 4B-5 Paper 4B-6 Paper 4B-7 Paper 4B-8 LUNCH 30 pm Chairperson: Organizer: Paper 5A-1 SESSION 4B: MEASUREMENT TECHNIQUES AND RADIATION (IN PARALLEL WITH SESSION 4A) Space charge distribution measurements in polymers under needle-plane electrode configurations by pulse electro-acoustic method 294 Y Liu and MMA Salama University of Waterloo, Waterloo, Ontario, Canada Coaxial D-dot probe: design and testing 298 I A Metwally Mansoura University , Mansoura, Egypt The needs for standards: technical terms, materials, characterization and test procedures 302 C LeGressus Centre d’Etudes de Bruyeres-le-Chätel, Bruydres-le-Chatel, France Electron distribution of charged dielectrics 305 C Bonnelle, P Jonnard, F Vergand Laboratoire de Chimie Physique, Paris, France Measurement of dielectric property distributions using interdigital dielectrometry sensors 309 A V Mamishev, Y Du and M Zahn MIT, Cambridge, MA, U S A The assessment of deteriorating level of transformer oil by Ferrographic technique and thermal ageing failure data 313 D Raghavender, S D Chede and Nandlal Banerjee SSGM College of Engineering, Shegaon, MS, India High-field dielectric property of polypropylene with superposition of ac and dc field 316 T Tokoro, M Nagao and M Kosaki Gifu National College of Technology, Gifu , Japan Radiation induced conductivity and relation with space charge in AI2O3 (ceramic and sapphire) 320 Francoise Gastou and Michel Fichet CEA/DAM, Bruyeres le Chätel, France SESSION 5 (POSTER) L B Gordon Univ of Texas Arlington, TX, U S A R Gorur Arizona State University Tempe, AZ, U S A SESSK N 5A: PARTIAL DISCHARGES amp; CORONA Influence of bulk dielectric polarization upon PD transients 323 A Pedersen, G C Crichton and I W McAllister The Technical University of Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark 31 Paper 5A-2 Paper 5A-3 Paper 5A-4 Paper 5A-5 Paper 5A-6 Paper 5A-7 Paper 5A-8 Paper 5A-9 Paper 5A-10 Paper 5A-11 Paper 5A-12 Paper 5A-13 Paper 5A-14 Paper 5A-15 Paper 5A-16 Diagnostic tools for condition monitoring of insulating materials Peter Morshuis and Edward Gulski Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands A study of partial discharge mechanism during the aging of epoxy-mica insulation 31 Barbara Florkowska University of Mining amp; Metallurgy, Cracow, Poland Applications of the Weibull function to partial discharge data coming from different sources typologies 33 A Comin, E Gulski, M Cacciari and G C Montanari University of Trieste, Trieste, Italy Recognition of discharge patterns during ageing 33 A Krivda Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands Partial discharge phenomena in composite insulation materials 34 A Kutil, K Froehlich Institute of Switching Devices and High Voltage Technology, Vienna, Austria The influence of digital measurement system characteristics on PD patterns 34 R Bozzo, C Gemme and F Guastavino University of Genova, Genova, Italy An investigation of chaotic behaviour of PD activity in power generator insulation systems 35! S Azizi-Ghannad, J K Nelson and M Embrechts Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, New York, U S A The use of neural networks for discrimination of partial discharges in transformer oil 351 T Zinoulis, A J McGrail, D W Auckland, B R Varlow, I Argirakis and W G Chadband University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom Monitoring insulation surface conditions using neural networks 361 D W Auckland, M Ugur and B R Varlow University of Manchester, Manchester, United Kingdom Behaviour of surface partial discharge on aluminum oxide dielectrics 36i P von Glahn, R J, Van Brunt and T Las NIST, Gaithersburg, MD, U S A The PI) pulse behaviour in rotating machine stator windings 371 C Zhou, I J Kemp and M Allan Glasgow Caledonian University, Glasgow, United Kingdom Digital partial discharge measuring system with interference recognition 376 H Buchalla, Th Flohr and W Pfeiffer Technische Hochschule Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany Pulse shape characteristics of partial discharges within electrical trees in polymeric materials 380 T Kalicki, J M Braun, J Densley and H G Sedding Ontario Hydro Research, Toronto, Canada ♦Poznan University of Technology, Poland Improved modelling of corona for surge propagation studies 384 C dc Jesus, M T Correia de Barros 1ST - Technical University of Lisbon, Lisboa Codex, Portugal Characterization of corona formation for twin-point/plane gaps under HVAC 388 I A MciwaJly Mansoura University , Mansoura, Egypt per ,-ee ec o e ec ro y ro ynamic ow on e current con uction on thin ceramic power layers under corona discharges 392 J S Chang and K Ichikawa McMaster University, Ontario, Canada COFFEE SESSION 5B: OUTDOOR INSULATION amp; INTERFACIAL PHENOMENA ON PARALLEL WITH SESSION 5A) Paper 513—1 Recovery conditions for AC arc on ice surfaces 396 X Chen, M Farzaneh and J Zhang University du Quebec a Chicoutimi, Chicoutimi, Quebec, Canada Paper 513-2 Evaluation of RTV coating with stationary fog 400 S H Kim and R Hackam University of Windsor, Ontario, Canada Paper 5B-3 Aging of polymeric housing for H V insulators comparison between natural and artificial testing 404 J M Fourmigue, M No£l and G Riquel Electricity de France, Moret sur Loing, France Paper 5R-4 Reliable automatic decision making for washing the polluted insulators in coastal s bstations 408 S Goto, M Nakamura, N Nanayakkara, T Taniguchi Saga University, Honjomachi, Japan Paper 5B-5 Preliminary theoretical study on the flashover voltage of polymeric insulators 412 Raji Sundararajan Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, U S A Paper 5B-6 A new high voltage polymer insulator for electrical distribution system from oil of mamona trees 416 OAM Astorga, W Sakamoto, G Chierice and FJA Brito Faculdadc de Engenharia de Guaratingueta, Guaratingueta, Brasil Paper 5B-7 Non-Intrusive Measurement of GIS Barrier Surface Charging 420 C X Wang National Grid Company, Leatherhead, Surrey, United Kingdom Paper 5B-8 Modelling of flow electrification in a 3D computational fluid dynamics software: Application to power transformers 424 O Moreau, P Plion and G Touchard* Electricitc de France, Clamart, France University of Poitiers, Poitiers, France Paper 5B-9 Investigations of surface charging of dc insulator spacers 428 Zhu Fang, R A Fouracre and O Farish University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom Paper 5B-10 Dielectric study of the molecular motions in Bisphenol A Polycarbonate 432 E Laredo, M Aldana, A Muller, A Bello and N Suarez Univcrsidad Simon Bolirar, Caracas, Venezuela Paper 5B-11 Sample preparation for space charge characterization 436 J D Geller and C Lc Gressus Geller Microanalytica! Lab , Peabody, MA, U S A Ccntrc d Etudes dc Bruyeres-le-Chatel, Bruy6res-le-Chatel, France Paper 5B-12 Dielectric study of linear low density polyethylene using thermally stimulated depolarization current techniques 440 A Bello, E Laredo and N Suarez Univcrsidad Simon Bolirar, Caracas, Venezuela Paper 5B-13 Variation of the permittivity and conductivity of a single crystalline SK 2 with the surface charge density A Bel Hadj Mohamed, K Raouadi, C Cheffi and C LeGressus* Universite de Tunis, Tunisie ♦Centre d Etudes de Bruyfcres-le-Chätel, Bruyfcres-le-Chätel, France Paper 5B-14 Propagation of positive streamers over insulating surfaces in air NL Allen and A Ghaffar The University of Leeds, United Kingdom Paper 5B-15 Breakdown characteristics of plane electrodes having spacer in cryogenic gaseous helium M Hoshino, T Satow, H Chikaraishi, J Yamamoto, 0 Motojima, A Minoda, M Nagao, M Kosaki andM Hara* The Graduate University for Advanced Studies, Nagoya, Japan ♦National Institute of Fusion Science, Japan *Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan ♦♦♦Kyushu University, Japan Paper 5B-16 A new method for solving ionized fields associated with HVDC transmission lines 1 Xin Li, M R Raghuveer, IMR Ciric University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada DNESDAY, OCTOBER 25,1995 SESSION 6 (ORAL) OUTDOOR INSULATION Chairperson: H R Hiziroglu G M Engineering amp; Management Institute Flint, Michigan, USA Organizer: G Raju University of Windsor Windsor, Ontario, Canada 0 am Paper 6-1 Effects of applied heat on LM W Silicone Fluid in RTV Silicone Rubber coatings used in outdoor HV insulation 4 H Deng, R Hackam and E A Chemey University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, Canada 0 am Paper 6-2 Insulator surface conduction state and surface flashover voltage 4 Antonios E Vlastös and J Hult6n Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg, Sweden 0 am Paper 6-3 Experimental investigation of the influence of different wetting conditions on dc strength of a flat insulating surface 41 L Tang, M R Raghuveer and N J Tarko University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada 0 am Paper 6-4 Evaluation of EPDM rubber for high voltage insulator 41 Y Kurata, K Takano, Y Sakuraba and M Hayashi Meidensha Corporation, Tokyo, Japan 0 am Paper 6-5 Hydrophobidty variations on plasma treated silicone rubber surfaces 41 S M Gubanski and B Stenberg Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden 10 am Paper 6-6 Variation of ice surface conductivity during flashover 4f J Zhang, M Farzaneh and X Chen Universite du Quebec ä Chicoutimi, Chicoutimi, Qu6bec, Canada 30 am COFFEE pm SKSSION 7 (POSTER) Chairperson: Organizer: Paper 7A-1 Paper 7A-2 Paper 7A-3 Paper 7A-4 Paper 7A-5 Paper 7A-6 Paper 7A-7 Paper 7A-8 Paper 7A-9 Paper 7A-10 Paper 7A-11 A Castellanos University of Seville Spain A Watson University of Windsor Windsor, Ontario, Canada SESSION 7A SPACE CHARGE amp; POLARIZATION Discharge Behaviour Observed by Pockels Effect Surface Charge Distribution Measurement 484 Yongchang Zhu, Tatsuo Takada and Demin Tu Musashi Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan Measurement of the internal space charge behaviour for the study of die electrostatic phenomena 488 Kaori Fukunaga and Takashi Maeno Communications Research Laboratory, Tokyo, Japan Origins of thermally stimulated current peaks in polyethersulfone investigated through the measurements of space charge distribution 492 Eunjoo Kim, Toshinao Takeda and Yoshimichi Ohki Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan Anomalous discharging current in polymethylpentene 496 Sotaro Asai and Yoshimichi Ohki Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan Effect of ac voltage on charge density in a spacer 500 S M Elkhodary and R Hackam University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, Canada Space charge measurements by the thermal-step-method and TSCD in polymeric materials 504 P Enrici, P Ropa, A Joumha and J P Reboul University Montpellier II, Montpellier, France Study of the space charge kinetic in AI2O3 R F ceramic windows by the thermal step method 508 S Agnel and A Toureille Universite Montpellier II, Montpellier, France Space charge characterization on different insulating materials by coupling the thermal step method and thermo-stimulated currents 512 A Toureille University Montpellier II, Montpellier, France Influence of residual mechanical constraint on the polarization in PMMA 516 N Vella, A Joumha and A Toureille University Montpellier II, Montpellier, France Space charge distribution measurements in polyethylene aged in dry and wet environments using thermal step method 520 M Abou-Dakka, A Bulinski and S Bamji National Research Council Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Space charge characterization The state of art and further needs 524 C Le Gressus Centre d Etudes de Bruyeres-le-Chätel, Bruyyres-le-Chatel, France Paper 7A-12 Paper 7A-13 Paper 7A-14 Paper 7A-15 Paper 7A-16 Paper 7A-17 Paper 7A-18 Paper 7B-1 Paper 7B-2 Paper 7B-3 Paper 7B-4 Paper 7B-5 Paper 7B-6 Characterization of diarge trapping/detrapping phenomena by calorimetric measurements in charged dielectrics G Moya, A Sami and D Moya-Siesse Laboratoire dc Physique des Mat6riaux, Marseille, France Charge distribution in thin inorganic electret layers Houman Amjadi and Gerhard M Sessler Technical University of Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany Adaptation of the thermal pulse method to the measurement of the thermal diffusivity of dielectric films on conducting substrates Aimc S DeReggi and Siegfried Bauer National Institute of Standards and Technology, Gaithersburg, MD, U S A Thermally stimulated currents of ethylene-propylene rubber with filler S Yamanaka, H Tsuiki, T Fukuda, G Sawa and T Seguchi Meijo University , Nagoya, Japan Ferroelectric behaviour and hydrogen bonding in polyamides Y Murata, K Tsunashima, J Umemura and N Koizumi Osaka Prefectural College, Neyagawa, Japan Toray Industries Inc , Japan Kyoto University, Sakyo-ku, Kyoto, Japan The surface potential and defects of insulating materials probed by electron and photon emissions C Jardin, P Durupt, J Bigarre and C Le Gressus University Claude Bernard LYON I, Villeurbanne, France Polarization currents in fluoropolymer materials Z (Leo) Wu and G R Govinda Raju University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, Canada SESSION 7B SOLIDS amp; LIQUIDS (IN PARALLEL WITH SESSION 7A) High-field phenomena in LDPE with various physical and chemical properties C Banmongkol, T Mori, T Mizutani, M Ishioka and I Ishino Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan Compensation effect in electrical conductivity of poly(e - Caprolactam) containing variable amount of Lithium Chloride A Motori and G C Montanari Univ of Bologna, Bologna, Italy Dielectric properties of barium titanate and alumina filled epoxy Nancy E Frost and Paul B McGrath Clarkson University, Potsdam, New York, U S A Breakdown Characteristics of paper-ice composite insulating system in liquid nitrogen M Nagao, T Higami, J Yanase, M Kosaki, T Shibata and S Isojima* Toyohashi University of Technology, Toyohashi, Japan Sumiiomo Electric, Japan Simulation of three-dimensional stop-ion and deposited energy distributions in amorphous chalcogenide resist film by Ga ion exposure Hyun-Yong Lee and Hong-Bay Chung Kwangwoon University, Seoul, Korea Step propagation of filamentary streamers in dielectric liquids A Bcroual and C Brosseau Ecolc Centrale de Yon, Ecully, France Paper 7B-7 Paper 7B-8 Paper 7B-9 Paper 7B-10 Paper 7B-11 Paper 7B-12 Paper 7B-13 Paper 7B-14 Paper 7B-15 Paper 7B-16 m LUNCH m -4:00 pm Chairperson: Organizer: Paper 8-1 Effect of static electri ication on aractenstics o agricultural sprays 580 I A Metwally, Y A Abed, A F El-Sahrigi, H N Abdel-Mageed ♦ and H M Noor Mansoura University , Mansoura, Egypt Prebreakdown light emission and current pulses in liquid nitrogen 584 Kazuaki Yamazawa, Kenji Sugiura and Hisanao Yamashita Keio University, Yokohama, Japan Streamer simulation in a dielectric liquid 588 Nadeem N Bunni and Paul B McGrath Clarkson University, Potsdam, New York, U S A Study of streamer propagation in mineral oil in overvolted gaps under impulse voltage 592 G Massala, A Saker and 0 Lesaint CNRS, Grenoble, France Discharges in liquids in point-plane gap under AC and impulse stress 596 L E Lundgaard and O Lesaint The Norwegian Electric Power Research Institute, Trondheim, Norway EH I) turbulent instability in dielectric oil 600 Alan Watson and Diana Hua Ren University of Windsor, Windsor, Ontario, Canada The investigation for the microscopic state and situation of water molecules in dielectric materials 604 S Itahashi, T Iwasawa, H Mitsui and M Sone Musashi Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan Determination of conduction current based on water cluster structures investigated by FT-IR 608 T Iwasawa, K Ota, H Mitsui, M Sone and M Sato Musashi Institute of Technology, Tokyo, Japan Electric behaviour of press board submitted to an oil flow electrification 612 G Touchard, O Moreau, H Romat, S Watanabe and J Borzeix Universite de Poitiers, Poitiers, France Generalized Thomson-Onsager model for charge injection into dielectric liquids 616 A Castellanos and F Pontiga Facultad de Fiscia, Sevilla, Spain SESSION 8 (POSTER) CHARGE STORAGE amp; TRANSPORT G Blaise Universite de Paris Sud France C LeGressus Centre d Etudes de Bruydres-le-Chätel Bruycres-lc-Chatcl, France Contribution to the Analysis of the Decay of Charged Samples 621 R Coelho and B Aladenize Alcatel Alsthom Recherche, Marcoussis, France Paper 8-2 Charge detrapping in PVDF observed by field induced gas emission 626 H Schmidt, G Eberle, W Eisenmenger Physikalisches Institut, Stuttgart, Germany Paper 8-3 Charge transport in Teflon and Kapton 630 G M Sessler and G M Yang Technical University, Darmstadt, Germany Paper 8-4 A study of thermally stimulated discharge and transient currents in PES 634 W Shu, R A Fouracre, H M Li and M J Given University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, United Kingdom Paper 8-5 Dielectric properties of polymer-liquid composite systems 638 C Brosseau and A Beroual Universite de Bretagne Occidentale, Brest, France Paper 8-6 Investigation of electron acceptor states in poly (3- methylthiophene) 642 D M Taylor and H L Gomes University of Wales, Bangor, United Kingdom Paper 8-7 Charge transport through polymer thin films for second order nonlinear optics 646 T A Pasmore, J Talbot and H S Lackritz Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN, U S A Paper 8-8 Dielectric properties of superionic conductor CsZnBr3 650 R Chithra Devi, B Nalini, S Selvasekarapandian Bharathiar University, Coimbatore, India Paper 8-9 Transport properties of a Ternary system Agl-Pblj-Cul 654 B Nalini, R Chithra Devi, S Selvasekarapandian Bharathiar University, Coimbatore, India Paper 8-10 Computer simulation of charge transport in disordered materials 658 N Femia, V Tucci and M Vitelli Univ di Salerno, Fisciano (SA), Italy Paper 8-11 Reconstruction of two-dimensional distribution function of defects dielectric bases on TSI) data 662 U A Gorokhovatsky, L Grigoriev, S Gubanski Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, St Petersburg, Russia *Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden Paper 8-12 Relationship between the nature of dopants and charging or mechanical properties of ceramics 664 E Moya-Gonticr, F Moya, A Sami, N Boukheit, D Juv6 and D Treheux SERMEC, Marseille, France Paper 8-13 Inorganic electret layers for miniaturized devices 668 Houman Amjadi and Gerhard M Sessler Technical University of Darmstadt, Darmstadt, Germany Paper 8-14 Effects of physical and chemical defects of polyethylene on space charge behaviour 672 D Marsacq, P Hourquebie, L Olmedo and H Janah CEA/DAM, Monts, France
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