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Electrical insulation

breakdown of soft solid insulation when electrostatic pressure compresses it past a stable thickness.

In electrical insulation, electromechanical breakdown refers to breakdown of soft solid insulation when electrostatic pressure compresses it past a stable thickness. This meaning comes from Stark (1955) in Nature.[1]

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References

Stark, K. H., & Garton, C. G. (1955). Electric Strength of Irradiated Polythene. Nature, 176(4495), 1225-1226. https://doi.org/10.1038/1761225a0

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