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Characteristics of liquid dielectrics

Author: André DENAT

Publication date: November 10, 2018

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2. Classification and numerical data for liquid dielectrics

As the choice of a classification system for insulating liquids is arbitrary, we will use the one based on their origin [D 4 250][D 4 271] .

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    Derived from the refining of paraffinic, naphthenic or mixed petroleum crudes, they are also "natural" but non-renewable products. These oils are composed of several thousand different molecules. The content of potentially toxic aromatic compounds is minimized...

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