RE: Streamer breakout voltages for toroids and spheres

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• Subject: RE: Streamer breakout voltages for toroids and spheres
• From: "Dale Hall" <Dale.Hall-at-trw-dot-com> (by way of Terry Fritz <twftesla-at-uswest-dot-net>)
• Date: Fri, 19 May 2000 18:52:46 -0600
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Gavin and list theoreticians,
Of course it complicated, what did you expect ?

Check out this book:

High Voltage Engineering Fundamentals, 
E. Kuffel Engr Dean U of Manitoba, W.S. Zaengl EE Prof Zurich

ISBN 0-08-024212-X (soft cover)
ISBN 0-08-024213-8 (hard cover)

I think it may have some answers for you.
This is a college text with theory, graphs, formulas AND 
nice HV apparatus Pictures, a must for any serious HV'er !

Regards, Dale

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Subject: Streamer breakout voltages for toroids and spheres

Original Poster: "Gavin Dingley" <gavin.dingley-at-astra.ukf-dot-net> 

Hi all,
does anyone have a mathematical formula for calculating the voltage
required for steamer breakout for toroids and sphere isotropic top
capacities (i.e. a voltage for a given sphere diameter/toroid
dimensions.
I was thinking along the lines of calculating the charge density and
dividing it by the permitivity of free space, then I got stuck!

Thanks in advance for your help,

Regards,  Gavin, U.K.

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