Polarization Processes in Electrotechnical Porcelain Within a Wide Frequency Range
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Abstract
The composition and microstructure of ultraporcelain UF-46 and electroporcelain M-23 are considered. Their main physicochemical properties needed to produce some types of insulators intended for operation in a wide temperature interval are described. Special attention is paid to the dielectric properties of electrotechnical porcelain; methods for improving these properties are discussed.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced ceramic materials synthesis · Industrial Engineering and Technologies · Electric Power Systems and Control
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