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    EENG451-sample Q

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    The document contains 5 sample questions for a final exam on high voltage techniques. Question 1 has 4 parts that involve calculating voltages, field strengths, and ratios using a two-layer bushing system with given radii, lengths, dielectric constants, and applied voltage. Question 2 asks to determine electric field magnitudes using finite difference methods. Question 3 involves calculating constants from an ionization coefficient equation and breakdown voltage curve for a gas. Question 4 involves filling in a table with values calculated using another ionization coefficient equation for different gap distances and atmospheric conditions. Question 5 asks to use the Charge Simulation Method to determine potential and field at a point near a charged spherical conductor.

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    The document contains 5 sample questions for a final exam on high voltage techniques. Question 1 has 4 parts that involve calculating voltages, field strengths, and ratios using a two-layer bushing system with given radii, lengths, dielectric constants, and applied voltage. Question 2 asks to determine electric field magnitudes using finite difference methods. Question 3 involves calculating constants from an ionization coefficient equation and breakdown voltage curve for a gas. Question 4 involves filling in a table with values calculated using another ionization coefficient equation for different gap distances and atmospheric conditions. Question 5 asks to use the Charge Simulation Method to determine potential and field at a point near a charged spherical conductor.

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    The document contains 5 sample questions for a final exam on high voltage techniques. Question 1 has 4 parts that involve calculating voltages, field strengths, and ratios using a two-layer bushing system with given radii, lengths, dielectric constants, and applied voltage. Question 2 asks to determine electric field magnitudes using finite difference methods. Question 3 involves calculating constants from an ionization coefficient equation and breakdown voltage curve for a gas. Question 4 involves filling in a table with values calculated using another ionization coefficient equation for different gap distances and atmospheric conditions. Question 5 asks to use the Charge Simulation Method to determine potential and field at a point near a charged spherical conductor.

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    The document contains 5 sample questions for a final exam on high voltage techniques. Question 1 has 4 parts that involve calculating voltages, field strengths, and ratios using a two-layer bushing system with given radii, lengths, dielectric constants, and applied voltage. Question 2 asks to determine electric field magnitudes using finite difference methods. Question 3 involves calculating constants from an ionization coefficient equation and breakdown voltage curve for a gas. Question 4 involves filling in a table with values calculated using another ionization coefficient equation for different gap distances and atmospheric conditions. Question 5 asks to use the Charge Simulation Method to determine potential and field at a point near a charged spherical conductor.

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    EENG451- High Voltage Techniques

    Sample questions for final exam

    Q1) For a two-layered bushing, radii of cylinders are r1 = 1 cm, r2 = 3 cm and r3= 5 cm and relative dielectric
    constants of layers are εr1 = 3.1 and εr2 = 1.3, respectively. The length of layers are l1 = 60 cm, l2 = 50 cm . If
    the applied voltage is 100 kV :
    a) Calculate voltages across each layer.

    b) Calculate maximum field strengths across each layer.

    c) Is this system uniformly stressed? Why?


    d) Assume that the radii of cylinders are constant and also material of layers cannot be changed. Find
    𝑙1
    the ratio of 𝑙2
    to have uniform stress condition.

    Q2) Determine the magnitude of electric field at the free nodes in the potential system of figure, using
    the finite difference method.

    −𝐵 𝑝
    Q3) The first ionization coefficient for a gas is approximately given by 𝛼 = 𝐴𝑝 𝑒 𝐸 , where p is
    pressure in Torr and E is electric field in V/cm. The breakdown voltage curve (Paschen Curve) of
    this gas is given as figure. Suppose that the second ionization coefficient for this gas is =0.002.
    Find the constants A and B.
    −150 𝑝
    Q4) The first ionization coefficient for a gas is approximately given by 𝛼 = 30𝑝𝑒 𝐸 , where p is
    pressure in mm.Hg and E is electric field in V/cm. Suppose that this gas is used for an experiment
    in a medium having electric field of E=12 kV/cm.
    a) Fill the following table for different values of gap distance (d), under standard atmospheric
    conditions in which pressure is 760 mm.Hg and the temperature is 20oC.

    d (cm) 1 3 5
    Electron Multiplcation

    Ub (kV)

    (p.d)critical (Torr.Cm)

    b) We change the standard atmospheric conditions to a new condition in which pressure is 700 mm.Hg
    and the temperature is 45oC, fill the aforementioned table for the new conditions.

    Q5) A spherical conductor shown in the figure with a radius of 2 cm, will be simulated using two point
    charges. The voltage of 25 kV is applied to this conductor. Determine the potential and electric field at
    the point P(2,6) , using Charge Simulation Method. ε =ε0 = 8.85× 10-12

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