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Effects of gama-irradiation on PVC/mica Electrical Insulation

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Abstract

This paper presents the effects of high energy irradiation on polyvinylchloride samples, some of them containing filler (1 and 5 % mica). The generation of dipoles as oxygenated radiolysis products modifies electrical behavior of polymer matrix. The presence of mica influences the rate of oxidation by decreasing the progress in the accumulation of oxygenated products. The values of volume resistivity, dielectric constant and loss factors are consequently changed as the mica content differs due to the adsorbent action of filler. Keywords: PVC, mica, irradiation, volume resitivity, dielectric constant, loss factors

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(2008). Effects of gama-irradiation on PVC/mica Electrical Insulation. Materiale Plastice, 45(2).
. Effects of gama-irradiation on PVC/mica Electrical Insulation. Materiale Plastice. 2008;45(2).
, "Effects of gama-irradiation on PVC/mica Electrical Insulation,” Materiale Plastice, vol. 45, no. 2, 2008.
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