2-in a concentric spherical electrode system, the outer radius is 20 cm, the applied voltage is 200 kV and is constant. Inner radius 17 cm calculate Emax while. does the puncture occur? What happens to the type? (Ed=60 kV / cm) a) Emax=44.43 kv, partial discharge b) Emax=78.43 kV/ cm, Full puncture c) Emax=78.43 kV, full puncture 01102 d) Emax=44.43 kV/cm. Partial Discharge

2-in a concentric spherical electrode system, the outer radius is 20 cm, the applied voltage is 200 kV and is constant. Inner radius 17 cm calculate Emax while. does the puncture occur? What happens to the type? (Ed=60 kV / cm) a) Emax=44.43 kv, partial discharge b) Emax=78.43 kV/ cm, Full puncture c) Emax=78.43 kV, full puncture 01102 d) Emax=44.43 kV/cm. Partial Discharge

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Chapter25: Surge, Spike, And Lightning Protection

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 10RQ: In reference to the load, how are capacitors connected to help prevent voltage spikes and surges?...

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