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60KV 3.5 nF home made caps - complete protocol

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Hon1nbo
Sat Jun 21 2008, 08:18PM
Hon1nbo Registered Member #902 Joined: Sun Jul 15 2007, 08:17PM
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does anyone know the dielectric constant for NaCl (uniform solid crystal)... assuming no moisture? I may not use it, but I have been thinking of doing some experimentation with electricity induced fractures in crystals...

and oil is always a good idea, anything that I want to last long that I do not plan to adjust (above 5kV) I put in oil... same for long runs of wire that are too long for HV wire, the wire goes in a tube filled with oil with something to hold it in place...

also, this might be a good idea for the wiki: real world uses and ratings for dielectrics
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Dr. Dark Current
Sat Jun 21 2008, 08:22PM
Dr. Dark Current Registered Member #152 Joined: Sun Feb 12 2006, 03:36PM
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DaJJHman wrote ...

and oil is always a good idea, anything that I want to last long that I do not plan to adjust (above 5kV) I put in oil... same for long runs of wire that are too long for HV wire, the wire goes in a tube filled with oil with something to hold it in place...
What oil do you use?


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Aziz Efendi
Sat Jul 23 2011, 12:36PM
Aziz Efendi Registered Member #4022 Joined: Fri Jul 22 2011, 04:36AM
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Hi mates ....
Whether in making the capacitor does not require a mandrel in the middle so that there is no possibility of air entering into the capacitor ....?

as shown below :

1311424598 4022 FT31873 Xcap
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Tony Matt
Sun Jul 24 2011, 04:34PM
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Hi !

I have been involved in this matter for years...

a- it is really hard to eliminate any air portion in the cap assembly. Even with vacuun and oil impregnation the hv cap may have some air portion that will glow and produce ozone... damaging the solid dielectric...


The solution for that appears not be new. What about:

1- Design a capacitor that have a dielectric media compound of air dielectric and solid dielectrc. ?

2- The relation between the air dielectric thickness to the solid dielectric thickness is such that the voltage gradient is lower than the corona voltage level.

Thanks

Tony
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Patrick
Sun Jul 24 2011, 11:06PM
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Does the field intensity play a role in oil break down? i have field sims showing 12MegaVolts/m on 0.5mm distances with 14kV applied, to plates 0.004 radius thick, 1.4mm apart in oil, but an average of 310V per mil?(or 12KV per mm) Any advice?




1311125342 2431 FT1630 Femm3
Density plot, Rounded edges, without equipotential lines.
Im getting a calulated intensity of 14kV/0.055" = 254V/mil
But the program shows 45,000V/mil !? how is this possible?
(The orange in the middle gap is 1.711e9 V per m.)




UPDATE: my thread here explains what ive found-> Link2

Patrick wrote ...


UPDATE:[/size]

pics
1311125342 2431 FT1630 Femm1
Voltage plot. (right side has rounded edges) Upper magenta is 14kV, lower cyan is 0 volts, midpoint of gap is yellow 7 kV as would be expected.


1311125342 2431 FT1630 Femm2
Field density plot, V/m. Left side, right angled edges W/ equipotential lines.


1311125342 2431 FT1630 Femm3
Density plot, Rounded edges, without equipotential lines.


1311125342 2431 FT1630 Femm4
Density plot, Rounded edges, with equipotential lines.



1311125342 2431 FT1630 Femm5
Round edges, Density plot, zoomed in.


1311125342 2431 FT1630 Femm6
Square left end, voltage plot.


1311125342 2431 FT1630 Femm7
Horizontal top plate should be 14kV, lower plate 0V, two circles at right and left should be 7kV, DXF is in inches. I cant figure out how to work this dam software!

( DXF file for FEMM4.2)
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