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High-voltage engineering

condition that a surface arc on polluted insulation propagates when the arc's voltage gradient is below that of the pollution layer.

In high-voltage engineering, Hampton criterion refers to condition that a surface arc on polluted insulation propagates when the arc's voltage gradient is below that of the pollution layer. This meaning comes from Hampton (1964) in Electronics and Power.[1]

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References

Hampton, B. F. (1964). Flashover mechanism of polluted insulation. Electronics and Power, 10(4), 113. https://doi.org/10.1049/ep.1964.0112

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