Gaseous dielectric compositions

Electricity: conductors and insulators – With fluids or vacuum – Boxes and housings

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174 25G, 200144R, 200149R, 200149A, 252 63, 252 635, 252 65, 252 66, 252372, 252373, H05K 500, H01B 356

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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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