Breakdown characteristics and size effect in sub-cooled liquid nitrogen

N. Hayakawa, S. Nishimachi, Tastuya Mastuoka, H. Kojima, M. Hanai, H. Okubo
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We systematically investigated and discussed the ac breakdown (BD) characteristics and mechanisms of liquid nitrogen (LN2) for different pressures (0.1-0.3 MPa) and temperatures (65-77 K) under quasi-uniform electric field (field utilization factor ζ = 0.986-0.674). The BD strength (EB) in sub-cooled LN2 (SLN2) was analyzed and discussed in terms of size effect, taking account of the stressed liquid volume (SLV) with the electric field distribution in SLN2. We also included the other reseachers' data on BD characteristics of LN2, and extended the evaluation by applying the concept of α % SLV (SLV with the electric field strength higher than the decisive electric field factor (α) of the highest electric field strength). As the result, we found that EB with the 50 % probability decreased linearly with the increase in α % SLV on a universal line, i.e. EB = 78.4 × (α % SLV) -1/8.15, irrespective of the pressure and temperature of LN2.
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过冷液氮的击穿特性及尺寸效应
系统地研究了液氮(LN2)在不同压力(0.1 ~ 0.3 MPa)和温度(65 ~ 77 K)的准均匀电场(场利用系数ζ = 0.986 ~ 0.674)下的交流击穿(BD)特性和机理。从尺寸效应的角度分析和讨论了过冷LN2 (SLN2)中应力液体体积(SLV)与电场分布的关系。我们还纳入了其他研究者关于LN2的BD特性的数据,并采用α % SLV(电场强度高于最高电场强度的决定性电场因子α)的概念对评价进行了扩展。结果表明,无论LN2的压力和温度如何,EB都随α % SLV的增加而线性下降,其概率为50%,即EB = 78.4 × (α % SLV) -1/8.15。
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