Patent
1974-06-06
1976-07-20
Goldberg, E. A.
29 2542, 317260, H01G 420, H01G 1304
Patent
active
039709043
ABSTRACT:
A capacitor element is made by interwinding electrode foils and non-porous dielectric films, without interposed paper wicks. The foils and films are wound at different tensions so that transverse passages are formed between adjacent surfaces within the element; when the element is subsequently impregnated with dielectric liquid, those passages facilitate entry of the liquid between the various foils and films and assist proper permeation. The dielectric film and dielectric liquid are preferably polypropylene and mineral oil respectively.
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patent: 3085183 (1963-04-01), Dokuchitz
patent: 3430116 (1969-02-01), Johnstone
patent: 3450968 (1969-06-01), Cox
patent: 3648339 (1972-03-01), Preissinger
Murfitt John Edward
Pitt Alastair Martin
Goldberg E. A.
Johnson & Phillips (Capacitors) Limited
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