Method and apparatus for testing surface breakdown of dielectric

Electricity: measuring and testing – Fault detecting in electric circuits and of electric components – For fault location

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324760, 324554, 438 17, G01R 3118

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ABSTRACT:
An apparatus for testing a dielectric sample for susceptibility to surface electrical failure due to tracking. The apparatus includes an enclosure continuously purged of air-borne contaminants, which eliminates external drafts, and a base disposed within the enclosure for supporting the dielectric sample. A pair of electrodes are operably interconnected with a variable voltage power supply and adapted to engage the dielectric sample on a first side with a mutual separation. A source of water and water borne contaminants intermittently discharges the water and water-borne contaminants in droplet form onto the dielectric test sample between the electrodes.

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