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Polar liquids, especially water, offer the advantages of high permittivity, a high dielectric strength and a fast dielectric recovery. These benefits make them appealing dielectrics for use in high-energy storage systems and as high-power switching media. In certain applications, however, the use of water is limited by its relatively high freezing point of 0degC and low boiling point 100degC. In comparison,...
Water is an attractive dielectric for the intermediate storage of electrical energy in compact pulsed power systems. A high relative permittivity of about 80 and a high dielectric strength of more than 1 MV/cm, allow for energy densities greater than 3 J/cm3. However, for very high field strengths the relative permittivity of water is no longer a constant. Early analytical calculations and more recent...
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