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Dielectric properties of cenosphere/TiO2 micro-nano epoxy composites for electrical insulation
This paper studied the dielectric properties of novel epoxy composites co-filled with micro-sized cenosphere and nano-sized TiO2 particles. Cenosphere/TiO2 epoxy micro-nano composites filled with 1 wt% nano sized TiO2 particles showed a 7% improvement in breakdown strength compared to pure epoxy resin. The effectiveness of silane-treated fillers was also observed. A cenosphere/epoxy micro-composite with 30 wt% silane-treated cenosphere exhibited a 10% improvement in breakdown strength. Although the dissipation factor showed a considerable increase at higher TiO2 filler loadings, such increment could be reduced by silane-treatment.
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