- https://doi.org/10.1109/cei.1948.7541109
Water retention in insulating oils
- Oct 1, 1948
- F C Doble +1 more
Abstract
In industrial high frequency dielectric heating, heating cycles involving rates of temperature increase up to three hundred or four hundred degrees (F) per minute are common. It is important to know the values of the dielectric properties of the substance heated over the whole range of the heating cycle. Conventional methods of measurement, such as ASTM shunted susceptance, are not available as they all involve the steady state, and such low values of stress that there will be no appreciable loss or rise of temperature during the measurement.
- # Low Values Of Stress
- # Conventional Methods Of Measurement
- # Rise Of Temperature
- # Heating Cycle
- # Water Retention
- # Steady State
- # Values Of Properties
- # Industrial Heating
- # High Heating
- # High Frequency Dielectric Heating
