Search for dissertations about: "surface conductivity"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 321 swedish dissertations containing the words surface conductivity.
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1. Electrical Charges on Polymeric Insulator Surfaces and their Impact on Flashover Performance
Abstract : Utilization of remotely located sustainable energy resources such as solar, wind and hydro calls for further developments of long-distance electric power transmissions operating at ultra-high voltage (UHV) levels which may exceed 1000 kV ac and 800 kV dc utilized today. It is foreseen that insulation of such transmission systems is to be based on polymeric materials that can provide a number of technical benefits over traditionally used glass and porcelain based insulation. READ MORE
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2. Studies of ionic diffusion in crystalline rock
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3. Surface Charge Dynamics on Polymeric Insulating Materials for High Voltage Applications
Abstract : To meet increasing demands in electric energy, it is essential to enhance production of electricity from renewable energy sources (solar, wind and hydro). Such generation sites, however, are usually separated from consumption sites by long distances. READ MORE
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4. Surface Stabilization and Electrochemical Properties from a Theoretical Perspective
Abstract : Diamond and cubic boron nitride surfaces have extreme properties that can be exploited in novel tribological, electrochemical and electronic applications. Normally insulating diamond surfaces can exhibit high surface conductivities due to hydrogen termination and the nature of the surrounding atmosphere. READ MORE
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5. Exploring the Frontiers of Polymer Electrolytes for Battery Applications : From Surface to Bulk
Abstract : Lithium-ion batteries have dominated the market since their inception in 1991 due to their unparalleled energy and power densities, but are now faced with new challenges. Growing demand for battery materials for energy intense applications and large-scale interim energy storage have emphasized the need for safe and sustainable battery electrolytes. READ MORE