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ABSTRACT For reliable power equipment designs, it is critical to investigate the breakdown performances of insulating materials for a variety of scenarios, including various electrode geometries and voltage characteristics. In this study, the effect of voltage rise rate on the breakdown voltages of presspaper and styrene‐butadiene rubber/natural rubber (SBR/NR) is investigated through different electrode geometries. During the experiments, voltages were applied with rise rates of 500 and 3000 V/s, using three different electrode configurations: cylinder–cylinder, sphere–cylinder, and point–cylinder. In order to explain and support the experimental results, a simulation study was performed with COMSOL Multiphysics for electric field analysis.
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