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Electrical treeing in extruded polypropylene high voltage cable insulation
In this study electrical tree growth in extruded isotactic and syndiotactic polypropylene (i-PP and s-PP) was compared, using a needle-plane geometry. Two main types of treeing were observed, either with one or multiple branches to the ground electrode before breakdown. Highest degree of simple branched trees was found in s-PP. The degree of crystallinity in s-PP was 53% lower than in i- PP and the spherulites size was found to be 5-15 times larger in i-PP than the crystalline areas observed in s-PP. The elasticity modulus for s-PP was half of that measured for i-PP. Despite these differences no significant difference in the propagation rate or time to breakdown during electrical tree growth was found.