Partial Discharges in Electrical Insulation
What is Partial Discharge (PD) •PD only occurs where there is a gas (air, SF6, hydrogen) between the two conductors •The conductors must have a high voltage between them, creating an electric stress •If the electric stress in the gas exceeds 3 kV/mm of spacing (for most dry gases at 100 kPa), then electrons are stripped from the gas atoms
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