This paper describes high voltage insulation technology of cryogenic liquids for superconducting power apparatus. The insulation of a superconducting transformer is classified into several insulation components. Moreover, we investigate fundamental insulation characteristics peculiar to the superconducting and cryogenic circumstances: area and volume effects on breakdown strength, V-t characteristics, quench induced dynamic breakdown characteristics and so on. Finally, we systematize the electrical insulation of cryogenic liquids, and propose a flow chart for the practical insulation design of superconducting power apparatus.
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