Experiments were carried out on transformer oil contaminated by cellulose fibre. After the high voltage was applied to the electrodes, the pressboard particles started to accumulate charge from one electrode and discharge to the other electrode. We have developed a mathematical model to simulate the charging and discharging dynamics. The dielectrophoretic, coulomb and drag forces are considered for simulation of the particles motion. The predicted particle movement path and the velocity between the electrodes showed similar trend to the experimental results. The model is a successful means of predicting particle movement phenomenon compared with the experimental data.</p
We investigate the dielectrophoretic separation of microparticles. Two differ-ent models are formula...
Abstract We investigate the dielectrophoretic separation of microparticles. Two different models are...
AbstractThe objective of this work is to investigate the dynamics of the dielectric fluid in the die...
Transformer failure statistics from all over the world showed that almost 30% of them were due to in...
Oil is an essential insulating and cooling medium used in a vast range of high voltage equipment fro...
Contaminants in transformer oil insulation can float when meeting several conditions. Then, the pres...
The motion of a conductive spherical particle under uniform electric field is investigated in order ...
The electric field in certain electrostatic devices can be modeled by a grounded plate electrode a...
Contaminated transformer oil has been tested under non uniform electric fields and the effect of dif...
Abstract—Transformer oil-based nanofluids with conductive nanoparticle suspensions have been experim...
Natural esters usually show higher dielectric losses, a higher conductivity and higher viscosity. It...
Up and down motion of a spherical conductive particle in dielectric viscous fluid driven by a DC ele...
Microfluidics refers to systems composed of fluid conduits and chambers with characteristic dimensio...
Contaminated transformer oil has been tested under non uniform electric fields and the effect of dif...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer...
We investigate the dielectrophoretic separation of microparticles. Two differ-ent models are formula...
Abstract We investigate the dielectrophoretic separation of microparticles. Two different models are...
AbstractThe objective of this work is to investigate the dynamics of the dielectric fluid in the die...
Transformer failure statistics from all over the world showed that almost 30% of them were due to in...
Oil is an essential insulating and cooling medium used in a vast range of high voltage equipment fro...
Contaminants in transformer oil insulation can float when meeting several conditions. Then, the pres...
The motion of a conductive spherical particle under uniform electric field is investigated in order ...
The electric field in certain electrostatic devices can be modeled by a grounded plate electrode a...
Contaminated transformer oil has been tested under non uniform electric fields and the effect of dif...
Abstract—Transformer oil-based nanofluids with conductive nanoparticle suspensions have been experim...
Natural esters usually show higher dielectric losses, a higher conductivity and higher viscosity. It...
Up and down motion of a spherical conductive particle in dielectric viscous fluid driven by a DC ele...
Microfluidics refers to systems composed of fluid conduits and chambers with characteristic dimensio...
Contaminated transformer oil has been tested under non uniform electric fields and the effect of dif...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Electrical Engineering and Computer...
We investigate the dielectrophoretic separation of microparticles. Two differ-ent models are formula...
Abstract We investigate the dielectrophoretic separation of microparticles. Two different models are...
AbstractThe objective of this work is to investigate the dynamics of the dielectric fluid in the die...