This paper presents mathematical expressions of dc and ac flashover discharge characteristic constants (n and N) of polluted insulators. It's shown that the proposed relationships of n and N are not static and they depend on the parameters of the equivalent electrical circuit and thermal characteristics of discharge. The critical voltages and currents computed using the dynamic equations of n and N we established are found in a good accordance with the experimental ones. Under dc, the temperature of the discharge channel is higher with a positive point than with a negative point. And under ac, the discharge temperature range is almost identical to that one corresponding to the dc positive polarity case.
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