Electricity: conductors and insulators – With fluids or vacuum – Boxes and housings
Patent
1975-07-23
1977-10-04
Weinblatt, Mayer
Electricity: conductors and insulators
With fluids or vacuum
Boxes and housings
174 25G, 200144R, 200149R, 200149A, 252 63, 252 635, 252 65, 252 66, 252372, 252373, H05K 500, H01B 356
Patent
active
040525554
ABSTRACT:
Perfluorinated ethers evidence useful properties as gaseous dielectrics and do not exhibit a high carbon tracking tendency, which is commonly a problem with halogenated alkanes. Mixtures of the perfluorinated ethers with SF.sub.6 and/or CO.sub.2, in critical proportions which are specific to each system, evidence improved dielectric breakdown voltages. The perfluorinated ethers and mixtures of the perfluorinated ethers with SF.sub.6 and/or CO.sub.2 are useful in high voltage coaxial lines, transformers, minisubstations, and the like.
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Mears Whitney H.
Orfeo Sabatino R.
Allied Chemical Corporation
Collins David W.
Friedenson Jay P.
Smith John D.
Weinblatt Mayer
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