Digest of Literature on Dielectrics - Volume 28 - 1964

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Digest of Literature on Dielectrics, Volume 28, 1964, compiles individually digested references addressing electrical insulation and dielectric research. The edition reshapes prior years’ continuous text into separate entries with dedicated digests, aiming to reduce author and institutional workload while consolidating full references. Coverage spans instrumentation and measurements, dielectric and insulation testing methods, and an extensive set of tables and analyses of dielectric constants, dipole moments, and dielectric relaxation times, along with related figures, footnotes, and supplemental bibliography.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryResearch & Report

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Pages364

Reading Time15 h 17 min

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Foreword

Contents

Chapter I - Instrumentation and Measurements

Chapter II - Tables of Dielectric Constants, Dipole Moments, and Dielectric Relaxation Times

U5R-09-012-90之 ###### GPO PRICE$_CFSTI PRICE(S)$Hard copy (HC)700Microfiche(MF)200653 July 65 N66-16184 (THRU)(NASA CR OR TMX OR ADNUMBER)eR49880PE(CATEGORY)1DIELECTRICSNational Academy of Sciences- FACILITY PORM 802 ### volume 28·1964 digest of literature on conference on electricalinsulation # National Research Council Chairman .... W.J.Barney A.J.Bur H.E.BusseyW.R.Cook,Jr. D.W.Davidson J.W.Eustance CONFERENCE ON ELECTRICAL INSULATION ##### Conference Organization for 1964-65 Chairman .. ........... . . . .. .Louis J.FriscoGeneral Electric Company,Schenectady,New YorkVice Chairman .... ... . . ..A.J.WarnerDeBell and Richardson,Inc.,Hozardville,Connecticut Secretary .. .... ...... .... . ..E.L.BrancatoNaval Research Laboratory,Washington,D.C. Staff Executive .... ........ .. . .D.W.ThornhillSecretarial Assistant . .. . . . ... . . .... .Marian MillerNational Academy of Sciences-National Research Council ##### Conference Executive Committee E.L.BrancatoJoseph Sticher A.H.SharbaughD.W.Swan A.M.SlettenA.J.Warner ##### Committee on Digest of Literature Chairman . . ....... .... . .. . . .A.M.Sletten Westinghouse Electric Corporotion,Pittsburgh,Pennsylvania Vice Chairman··········.·· ·..D.W.Swan 3 M Company,St.Paul,MinnesotaDaniel BergJ.C.Devins ##### Digest Contributors J.E.Gray C.M.HugginsO.H.LeBlanc,Jr. C.A.Long J.LupinskiR.C.Merrill . . . . . . .Louis J.Frisco F.I.MopsikDonald E.Roberts D.W.Swan A.Venkateswaran ## digest of literature onDIELECTRICS #### Volume 28●1964 ##### prepared for The National Academy of Sciencesby the Committee on Digest of Literatureof the Conference on Electrical InsulationDivision of Engineering and Industrial ResearchNational Research Council Publication 1342 ##### National Academy of Sciences-National Research CouncilWashington,D.C. Available through thePrinting and Publishing Office National Academy of Sciences—National Research CouncilWashington,D.C.20418 41°S.A.170 The Cover:The illustration on the cover is entitled "Storm over theChiricahuas"and was photographed for the magazine“Arizona High-ways,"January 1962 by Mr.Richard D.Bucher,2926 Skyline Drive,Evansville,Indiana.Permission to use this photograph is gratefullyacknowledged. Inquiries concerning this publication should be addressed to:The StaffExecutive,Conference on Electrical Insulation,National Academy ofSciences—National Research Council,2101 Constitution Avenue,N.W.,Washington,D.C.20418. FOREWORD This year's edition of the Digest has been drastically changedin format but not in coverage.Instead of the continuous textof previous years,each reference is listed individually with αseparate digest.The change affects all chapters except "Tablesof Dielectric Constants,Dipole Moments,and Dielectric Relaxα-tion Times,"which remains unaltered from previous years. The main purpose of the change was to reduce the amountof work required from the authors and their companies or insti-tutions who so generously donate valuable time to creatingthis Digest. Another purpose of the change was to reduce the typing andprinting cost by typing the full reference once only and omittingthe bibliographies at the ends of the chapters.This purpose hasnot been achieved because the authors have taken the oppor-tunity of the new format to increase the amount of informationfor each entry.Consequently,the Digest is larger than ever.While the added information certainly is valuable,the addedcosts may force future editors to limit the size of the Digest byother means. The outstanding cooperation from Mrs.Marian Miller andMr.D.W.Thornhill in handling the typing and publishing isgratefully acknowledged.A special acknowledgment is madeto Dr.D.W.Swan,Vice Chairman of the Digest Committee,whoalso authored the chapter on dielectric breakdown. A.M.Sletten,Chairman Committee on Digest of Literatureon Dielectrics Pittsburgh,PennsylvaniaSep

FAQs

What major format change does the foreword describe for this edition?

The digest changes from continuous text to individually listed references, each with a separate digest, while keeping the chapter on tables of dielectric constants, dipole moments, and relaxation times largely unchanged.

Which topics does Chapter I cover?

Chapter I focuses on instrumentation and measurements, including review and general considerations on measurements, electronics and electromagnetic theory, standards, and dielectric and insulation measurement methods.

What content is organized in Chapter II?

Chapter II presents tables of dielectric constants, dipole moments, and dielectric relaxation times, with subtopics such as static constants of liquids and solids, unresolved relaxation times, and references to related charts and graphs, plus footnotes and supplemental bibliography.

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