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IEEE Transactions on Power Delivery | 1992

An investigation of breakdown voltage with small arc current due to poor contact in SF/sub 6/ gas

Shuichi Sugiyama; Tadashi Morita; Tatsuzo Hosokawa; Yoshihisa Sekiya; Y. Mukaiyama; I. Takagi; Kwang-Sik Lee

Using an experimental apparatus modeled for the contact portion of a gas insulated switchgear (GIS), the influence of the distance between the portion and the dead tank of the GIS and arc duration on the breakdown voltage was investigated. The study was conducted both experimentally and theoretically for the case when the arc was ignited in the portion. In the theoretical analysis, profiles of flow velocity and gas density were calculated. Breakdown voltage evaluated through the gas density was in relatively good agreement with that of the experiment. >


IEEE Transactions on Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation | 1994

Breakdown mechanism of a gap with a small arc current in SF/sub 6/ gas

Shuichi Sugiyama; Tadashi Morita; Tatsuzo Hosokawa; Yoshihisa Sekiya; Kwang-Sik Lee

Using an experimental apparatus modeled for a gas-insulated switchgear (GIS), the influence of the arc duration on the breakdown voltage between the contact and the grounded tank of the GIS was investigated in the case that the arc was kept ignited in the contact area. From the result, characteristics of the breakdown voltage vs. the arc duration were found to be divided into six stages and the characteristics in each stage were estimated. >


Ieej Transactions on Power and Energy | 1996

Acoustic Based Location of Corona Discharge in Oil-filled Transformer

Koichi Nakamura; Astushi Noro; Toshihide Watanabe; Tadashi Morita


Journal of The Illuminating Engineering Institute of Japan | 1999

A fundamental study on detecting unknown double positions of light source by backward emission of photon bundles using MCS

Tadashi Morita; Hiromi Iwai; Shinichi Kai; Masayoshi Nagata


Journal of Light & Visual Environment | 1999

A Fundamental Study of a Backward Emission Method to Detect an Unknown Light Source Position by Monte Carlo Simulation

Tadashi Morita; Hiromi Iwai; Shinichi Kai; Masayoshi Nagata


Journal of The Illuminating Engineering Institute of Japan | 1998

A Fundamental Study (4) of Calculation Method to Detect Light Source Position by Monte Carlo Simulation

Shinichi Kai; Yuji Honda; Masayoshi Nagata; Hiromi Iwai; Tadashi Morita


Ieej Transactions on Power and Energy | 1995

A Fundamental Study on Detecting Light of Partial Discharge in GIS

Yu Ashida; Shinichi Kai; Masayoshi Nagata; Hiromi Iwai; Tadashi Morita


Electrical Engineering in Japan | 1992

Effect of the small arc current generated by a poor contact on the breakdown voltage in SF6 gas

Yoshihisa Sekiya; Tatsuzo Hosokawa; Tadashi Morita; Shuichi Sugiyama; Yoku Mukaiyama; Isao Takagi


Ieej Transactions on Power and Energy | 1991

Breakdown Mechanism of a Gap with Small Arc Current in SF6 Gas

Tatuzo Hosokawa; Kazuhiko Kwamura; Yoshihisa Sekiya; Tadashi Morita; Shuichi Sugiyama


Ieej Transactions on Power and Energy | 1990

An Investigation by Fluid Analysis of Decrease of Breakdown Voltage due to Arc in SF6 Gas

Shuichi Sugiyama; Tadashi Morita; Tatuzo Hosokawa; Yoshihisa Sekiya; Yoku Mukaiyama; Isao Takagi

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Tatsuzo Hosokawa

Nagoya Institute of Technology

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Tatuzo Hosokawa

Nagoya Institute of Technology

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Astushi Noro

Nagoya Institute of Technology

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Koichi Nakamura

Nagoya Institute of Technology

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