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To determine the characteristics of electrical breakdown of many HV electrode configurations, the formation and propagation of streamers is an important precursor to achieve this goal. It’s a major importance, when we want to improve internal and external performance insulation systems, to understand and study the interaction between the polymer surface and the development process of the streamer. A numerical tool using neural networks is developed in this context. This model allows evaluating the speed of streamers as a function of the amplitude of voltage initiation and the nature of the insulating materials. Indeed, a database was created from a laboratory model, to train different neuronal methods for predicting the evolution of streamers on the polymers surface which presents an interesting tool for estimating the propagation phenomena.
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Khodja, F., Younes, M., Laouer, M. et al. Study of the effect of the initiation voltage amplitude and the nature of the insulating materials on the evolution of streamers by neural networks. Int J Syst Assur Eng Manag 7 (Suppl 1), 27–33 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s13198-014-0280-z
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