5th IEEE International Conference on Dielectrics

Technical Program
Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier
Toulouse, France

June 30th - July 4th, 2024

IEEE Conference N° 59037X
Website: https://ieee-icd.org/
June, 20th 2024

Sponsored by

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Welcome to IEEE-ICD 2024
The 5th edition of ICD, the International Conference of Dielectrics, fully sponsored by the IEEE
Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society, is taking place in Toulouse, France, from Sunday 30th June
2024 until Thursday 4th July 2024. Issued from the International Conference on Conduction andBreakdown in Solid Dielectrics (ICSD), ICD was initiated in Montpellier in 2016 with opening the door
to liquid and gaseous dielectrics.
ICD is an interdisciplinary forum that provides a unique opportunity for researchers from industry,
academia and research centers to come together to review their research activities. It covers
researches in the field of insulating materials and dielectric phenomena, and on the behavior andproperties of the electrical insulation in devices, under operational stresses. Topics of power devices
as well as all systems involving insulations and dielectrics are covered. ICD fits into the current
necessity to develop the electricity sector in the energy field and responds to the aspirations oflifestyles more respectful of our environment.
This 5th Edition of ICD comes after two Editions at the age of the Covid pandemic which made these
editions tricky and stressful to organize. The 3rd Edition (Valencia, 2020) was the first conference fully
online, with a format to imagine at the last minute. For the 4th edition (Palermo, 2022), a hybrid format
was used due to uncertainties in the crisis. We are grateful to the organizers for having maintained ahigh standard to ICD under these circumstances and we hope that this edition, which is back to a fully
in-presence attendance, will be the occasion to meeting again and develop friendship.
This conference series has a special relation with Toulouse, notably Laplace laboratory: it was createdin Toulouse in 1983 under the name of International Conference on Conduction and Breakdown in
Solid Dielectrics, and an edition returned to Toulouse in July 2004, on the occasion of its 20 th
anniversary. The venue to Toulouse for this 5th edition of ICD (and 16th edition combining ICD and ICSD)
is on the grounds of the 40th anniversary of the series.
Toulouse is a major European City in the field of Aeronautics and Space, with Airbus headquarters.
Toulouse, nicknamed 'Pink City', due to the color of the predominant bricks, also has a marked
southern European feel and charm. It can be easily reached with 26 airline companies and 69
international destinations in 2023.
We hope that you will enjoy your time in Toulouse, that you will appreciate our rich program, thatfruitful discussions will come and that this 5th Edition of ICD will be plainly successful.

Gilbert Teyssèdre
General Chair of ICD 2024

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Conference Place
Conference Location

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Venue and Accommodation

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About Toulouse5

Excursions

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Conference Committees
Conferences Officers, IAC and Executive Committee

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Technical Program and Local Organizing Committee

8Participation and Contribution to ICD
Registration

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Practical aspects for participants

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Practical information for authors

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Conference support and sponsors

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Information from the DEIS
DEIS Fellowships

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Young Professionals in DEIS

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Women in Engineering

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3rd Thematic School on Dielectrics

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Program of ICD 2024
Timetable

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Distinctions and invited speakers

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Young researchers' contest

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Workshops and Tutorial

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List of presentations

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Conference Location
ICD 2024 is organized in the main hall of Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier, 118 route de Narbonne,
31400 Toulouse, France. A map of the campus is given below with reference to the Metro Station.
Plenary lectures will be given at the Auditorium Marthe Condat, which is situated in the main buildingof Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier. Breaks, lunches and Poster sessions are organized in spacesof the building Hall attached to the Auditorium. Workshops and Tutorial are organized on sites of thecampus nearby the main Hall, respectively at IMT Lab, Fermi Lab and Laplace Lab.

Main University Hall and pictures of 500 seats - Marthe Condat Auditorium
All spaces are at walking distance from Paul Sabatier Station of metro B.
 Main hall &Auditorium

 IMT Lab(Workshop)

 Laplace
Laboratory

 FERMI Lab(Workshop)

 Metro B Paul
Sabatier station

100m

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Venue and Accommodation
By Air: Toulouse-Blagnac Airport is situated at about 15km from the Conference Centre. It can be easily
reached from abroad with 26 airline companies offering 69 international destinations in 2023. Major
international hubs as Paris Charles de Gaulle, London Heathrow, Amsterdam, Munich, Frankfort… canbe reached in less than 2h time.
Bus shuttles are available every 20min to reach Toulouse from the airport. It reaches metro line B –Compans Cafarelli station in about 20min.
https://www.toulouse.aeroport.fr/en/transports/public-transport
By Train: Direct trains from Lyon, Marseille, Bordeaux, Paris, etc. are available to reach Toulouse. From
Paris Montparnasse 1 & 2 to Toulouse Matabiau, services depart five times a day, and operate everyday. The journey takes approximately 4h20 min.
Toulouse Matabiau railway station is deserved by metro line A. Connection to metro line B is at Jean
Jaures station (which is also at walking distance from the railway station)

By Metro: The Conference is organized at 300m from Paul Sabatier station of metro line B. There are
two metro lines in Toulouse (Lines A and B – see map).
Hotels: Any hotel situated near metro line B is convenient to join the conference.
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About Toulouse
A city that combines heritage, innovation and lifestyle
Toulouse stands midway between France’s Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts, not far north of the
Pyrenean foothills. Capital of the Occitanie Region, the fourth largest town in France is an unmissable
place.
Nicknamed The Pink City, due to the colour of the predominant bricks, Toulouse has a marked southern
European feel and charm.
Visitors can enjoy exploring the city’s historic streets on foot or by bike and discovering the place’s
many architectural treasures. These include: the mighty town hall, Le Capitole, overseeing a huge cafélined square marked by an Occitan cross, Saint Sernin Basilica and Les Jacobins, a profoundly significant
former monastery now home to cultural events.
The Garonne’s riverbanks, the Canal de Brienne and, of course, the Canal du Midi, offer visitors
particularly lovely green routes through the city.

Hôtel Assezat

La Garonne / Pont Saint Pierre
Musée desAugustins

Canal du Midi

Cité de l’Espace

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Excursions
On Wednesday, July 3rd in the afternoon, time is managed to let you discover our city. A lunchbox will
be served to allow easy dispatching of the groups according to the activities chosen. Below is a short
description of these activities.

Aeroscopia Museum, Blagnac
A circuit to get to know the museum and discover through thecollection the roots of the history of Toulouse aeronautics. The visit
is punctuated by stops around the historic fresco, the 3 emblematic
planes of the museum but also under the planes, for more technicalpoints such as the operation of the engines, flight controls...

Halle de la Machine
On the Piste des Géants, in the Montaudran district of Toulouse, the Hallede La Machine has opened its doors and presents the show machines of theCompagnie La Machine and François Delaroziere. The Halle de La Machine
houses the Minotaur, created especially for Toulouse. On a daily basis, thismonumental and singular machine takes the public on its back for unique
journeys.

Guided visit of Toulouse downtown
Your guide-lecturer will reveal the secrets and traditions of thecity, taking you from alleys to alleys, and from squares to squares,
without ever neglecting the heritage, architectural andgastronomic elements: churches, remains, lines of buildings,
anecdotes and culinary specialties. Outstanding places as Capitole
Place, Assezat Hotel, Garonne river, etc will be presented to you.

Technical visit – EDF Bazacle
In the city centre of Toulouse, discover the EDF Bazacle spaces,
this unusual 2000 m² place dedicated to the hydroelectricindustry, historical heritage, local culture and also the biodiversityof the Garonne. A hydraulic power station in operation since 1888,
the EDF Bazacle spaces offer you a diversified offer: a self-guided
tour around energies, biodiversity, and permanent and temporary
exhibitions... As highlight, the large panoramic terrace
overlooking the Garonne with a breath-taking view of the city of
Toulouse. Bonus: the Bazacle fish pass & its observation port tosee, with a little luck, the migratory fish of the Garonne!

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PRESENTATIONCONFERENCE COMMITTEES
Conference Officers
Gilbert Teyssedre — Conference Chair — CNRS, University of Toulouse, FranceDavide Fabiani — Vice-Chair — University of Bologna, Italy
Kremena Makasheva — Treasurer— CNRS, University of Toulouse, France
Séverine Le Roy — Technical Program Committee Chair — CNRS, University of Toulouse, France

International Advisory CommitteePeter Morshuis — Solid Dielectric Solutions, the Netherlands – Chairman
Jérôme Castellon — University of Montpellier, Montpellier, France
Andrea Cavallini — University of Bologna, Italy
John Fothergill — Emeritus City University London, United Kingdom
Reimund Gerhard — Emeritus University of Potsdam, Germany
Frank Hegeler — Naval Research Laboratory, USA – DEIS Meetings Chair
Erling Ildstad — Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Trondheim, Norway
Paul Lewin — University of Southampton, UK
Shengtao Li — Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China
Rongsheng Liu — Hitachi Energy Research, Västeras, Sweden
Yoshimichi Ohki — Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan
Pietro Romano — University of Palermo, Italy
Greg Stone — Consultant, Sarnia, Ontario, Canada
Toshikatsu Tanaka — Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan
Yasuhiro Tanaka — Tokyo City University, Tokyo, Japan
Gilbert Teyssèdre — CNRS, University of Toulouse, France

Executive Committee ICD 2024
Davide Fabiani — Executive Board Committee Chair — University of Bologna, Italy
Gilbert Teyssedre — Conference Chair — CNRS, University of Toulouse, France
Kremena Makasheva — Treasurer — CNRS, University of Toulouse, France
Pascal Lorenz — co-Treasurer — IEEE France & University of Haute Alsace, France
Séverine Le Roy — Technical Program Committee Chair — CNRS, University of Toulouse, France
Laurent Boudou — Publication Chair — University of Toulouse, France
Laurent Berquez, Antoine Picot — Local Arrangement Chairs — University of Toulouse, France
Marie-Laure Locatelli — Registration Chair — CNRS, University of Toulouse, France
Virginie Griseri — Publicity & Public Relation Chair — University of Toulouse, France
Christina Villeneuve-Faure — Exhibition/Sponsor Chair — University of Toulouse, FranceFrank Hegeler — IEEE DEIS Meetings Committee Chair — Naval Research Laboratory, USA
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Technical Program Committee
Séverine Le Roy, TPC Chair — CNRS-Laplace, Toulouse, France
Guillaume Bélijar — IRT St Exupery, Toulouse, France
Andrea Cavallini — University of Bologna, Italy
Eric David — ETS, Montréal, Canada
Sombel Diaham — University of Toulouse, France
Jérémie Grisolia — INSA, Toulouse, France
Akiko Kumada — The University of Tokyo, Japan
Marie-Laure Locatelli — CNRS-Laplace, Toulouse, France
Antoine Lonjon — University of Toulouse, France
Kremena Makasheva — CNRS-Laplace, Toulouse, France
Daomin Min — Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China
Emmanuel Odic — Centrale-Supelec, Gif, France
Thierry Paillat — PPRIME Institute, Poitiers, France
Simon Rowland — The University of Manchester, UK
Yasuhiro Tanaka — Tokyo City University, Japan
Gilbert Teyssèdre — CNRS-Laplace, Toulouse, France
Christina Villeneuve-Faure — University of Toulouse, France

Local organizing committee
The Executive Commitee along with:
Jean-Louis Augé
Christine Monnereau
Christina Sara
Antonella Hugo
Gabriela Uribe
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PRESENTATIONPARTICIPATION AND CONTRIBUTION TO ICD2024
Registration
Every registration opens to the participation to all the conference activities and includes lunches from
Monday, July 1st to Thursday, July 4th, welcome cocktail on Sunday, June 30th evening, conference dinerand excursion scheduled on Wednesday, July 3rd afternoon. Every registration includes also thepresentation and submission of up to two papers having run through the reviewing procedure.
Optional items concern participation to workshops and extra-page / extra-paper fees.
Companion persons can be registered, providing them access to the reception cocktail, the conference
diner and the excursion on Wednesday, July 3rd afternoon. Participants are invited to choose theirpreferred meal for the banquet and to mention Dietary constrains at the registration step.
Registration through Conftool offers different ways of payment (Credit Card, AliPay, Bank transfer).
The fees, given below, have been maintained as low as possible to permit access to the conference as
broad as possible. Early bird registration is available up to June 1st, 2024.
Type

Early bird registration (€)

Late registration (€)

IEEE DEIS Member

480

530

IEEE Member

500

550

Non-Members

580

630

Student Attendee - IEEE Member

380

430

Student Attendee - Non-Member

430

480

IEEE Life Member

380

430

Workshop registration

80

80

Companion persons

150

150

Extra-paper fees

150

150

Extra-page

100

100

Practical aspects for participants
In an objective to limit the environmental fingerprint, we have managed to avoid transportation needs
as much as possible and favored local production in our choice of meals, goods and services.

Welcome Desk and Access
The welcome desk, installed in the main building Hall, will be opened from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm on
Sunday, June 30th and from 8:00 am and on the following days (7:30 am on Monday, July 1st) for getting
the conference kit and check in. Please be advised that, in order to comply with current rules, a security
check is performed at the entrance of all buildings, mainly for bag contents.
Free transportation tickets available for all public transportation means as buses, metro and tram will
be included with the conference kit and will be active up to Friday, July 5th. Thus, participants will haveto reach the desk by their own means but don't need to anticipate transportation tickets for theduration of the conference.
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Food and beverage
A welcome cocktail will be served from 6.00 pm to 8.00 pm in the main Hall of the Conference on
Sunday, June 30th. Lunches will be served from Monday, July 1st to Thursday, July 4th in the main Hallof the Conference. Note that bringing food in the Auditorium is not allowed.
The conference diner will be held downtown Toulouse at Espaces Vanel, 1 Allées Jacques ChabanDelmas, 31500 Toulouse, on Tuesday, July 2nd, starting at 7:00 pm. It can be accessed by walk along
Allées Jean Jaurès from Metro line B, or directly from station Marengo of Metro line A.

Meetings of Sunday, June 30th
For participants to the workshops, an appointment is organized at 1:45 pm on Sunday, July 30th, at themain Hall. Please be aware that there is no lunch facility in the immediate area of the conference on
Sunday. The exact addresses of the meetings held in the afternoon of Sunday, June 30th are thefollowing:Workshop on AFM method: (2:00 -5:00 pm) FERMI Laboratory, Building 3R4, Conference room.
Contact: kremena.makasheva@laplace.univ-tlse.fr; sombel.diaham@laplace.univ-tlse.fr
Workshop on Green Materials: (2:00 -5:00 pm) Institute of Mathematics, Building 1R3, Amphitheatre
Schwartz. Contact: severine.leroy@laplace.univ-tlse.fr; gilbert.teyssedre@laplace.univ-tlse.fr
DEIS AdCom meeting: (1:30 -5:00 pm) Laplace Laboratory, Building 3R2, Seminar Rooms.
Contact: virginie.griseri@laplace.univ-tlse.fr

Excursions
Upon registration, participants are asked to choose among available activities proposed for the
Wednesday, July 3rd in the afternoon. We have tried to meet their expectancy in the limit of available
places. See section Excursion for a short description of the activities.
Activity
Aeroscopia Museum, Blagnac
La Halle de la Machine, Toulouse Montaudran
Guided visit of Toulouse downtown
Technical visit – EDF Bazacle
Not available / interested

A take away lunch is organized after the last Session on Wednesday, July 3rd in the morning. Buses willdepart from the main Hall to reach the Aeroscopia Museum and Halle de la Machine. Exact meetingtime will be given on-site. For the other activities which are downtown Toulouse, the meeting point
for the visits will be in the City. Announcements will be achieved at the conference.

Wi-fi
The conference hall and all the facilities of the Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier campus areequipped with Wi-fi connection. Participants having Eduroam credentials can in principle connect
directly. In addition, the Wi-fi of the University will be made available for participants. The codes for
the Wi-fi are individualized and will be provided with the registration kit.
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Practical information for Authors
Key dates
Conference Dates: Sunday, June 30th, 2:00 pm to Thursday, July 4th, 4:30 pm. The Sunday, June 30th
afternoon is dedicated to Workshops. The registration will be open on Sunday, June 30th at 5:00 pm
and at the desk during the conference.
Abstracts:

Submission deadline:
15/11/2023
Acceptance notification: 21/12/2023

Full papers: Submission deadline:
30/03/2024
Acceptance notification: 20/04/2024
Provision of final version 31/05/2024

Presentations
All presentations are with physical attendance to the conference. Registration is required and opens
to the presentation of up to two papers. The publication of the paper in IEEE Xplore is committed tothe effective presentation of the paper at the conference.

Oral presentations
Oral presentations for regular sessions are expected to last 20 min, including questions (maximum 15
min for the presentation and 5 min for the questions). Presenters can use the house style of their
institution for slides and provide either a PPT or PDF file. The file should use the format 16:9. The
format 4:3 is inacceptable, otherwise the slides will be truncated. Each speaker will be asked to upload
his/her presentation by means of a USB memory stick at least 30 minutes prior to the opening of therespective Oral Session.

Poster presentations
The size of the poster should be A0 (118.9 x 84.1 cm). Please arrange text and figures in vertical order(portrait). Posters fixing utensils will be provided for you to use in fixing your paper on the poster
board. We don't offer service for Poster printing.
The collection of accepted papers will be published in IEEE-Xplore provided presentation has beeneffectively achieved at the conference. A copyright agreement has to be signed online using theConftool account.

History of the contribution campaign
Call for papers
The call for papers was launched in August 2023. Vectors used were first the list of contributors to the2022 Edition, to which bulk mails were sent using Conftool. A second main vector was e-noticeproposed by IEEE in direction of DEIS members. The call was published in the IEEE Electrical Insulation
magazine. Finally, members of the Executive and Technical Program Committees were invited toadvertise about ICD in conference and in their networks.
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Abstracts campaign
The campaign for abstract deposit started at the beginning of September 2023 and end-up in midNovember 2023. The reviewing step was organized by the Technical Program Committee. One page
abstracts had to be submitted online using Conftool at: https://www.conftool.pro/icd2024/. The
instructions and the template are available on the ICD web site https://ieee-icd.org/
Not less than 423 abstracts were received and distributed to the 17 members of the TPC. Each member
had in charge to find at least two reviewers for a set of roughly 25 abstracts. Reviewers were chosen
among reviews of previous edition of ICD, among new submitters having at least the title of Doctor,
and among new reviewers designated on purpose by the TPCs. A pool of nearly 250 reviewers was socreated. Up to 8 abstracts could be attributed to each reviewer and the vast majority of them had atleast 1 paper assigned.
The abstracts were evaluated based on the soundness of the work, the originality, the English
expression, etc. The abstracts having obtained low marks were discussed among the TPC members totake a decision about acceptance. In fine, 410 abstracts were accepted and the authors were informedon December, 20th, 2023. Instructions for the next steps were sent at the same time.

Paper collection campaign
Authors of accepted abstracts were asked to submit their full paper online. The template for paper
submission was available at the Authors section of the ICD Website. This electronic document is a “live”
template and already defines most of the components of your paper [title, text, heads, etc.] in its style
sheet. The paper had to be limited to 4 pages in length, in English. The first deadline for paper
submission was set to March, 15th, 2023. Relatively early deadline has been set as we wished to
anticipate higher activity in Consulates for providing Visas due to Olympic Games organized in France
in Summer 2024. Accordingly, we acted at optimizing the time between paper submission and final
decision. The deadline was postponed once up to end-March 2024. To save time and secure
information, a copy of the data provided at the abstract submission step has been done, serving as
basis for the paper submission with as index ID1xxx for abstract IDxxx. The second important point isthat the vast majority of reviewers already assigned to abstracts were contacted to realize thereviewing of papers. Thus, time was saved at the reviewer selection step.
Thanks to all efforts achieved by the TPC and the reviewers, formal acceptance of papers could be
dispatched by 20th of April 2024 and submission of revised papers ended up by the 10th of May. This
paper campaign ended up with about 320 papers accepted, some withdrawals occuring before thepaper submission step. A second phase of paper management came with strict control of homogeneityof papers vis template, checking of compatibility with IEEE standard and finally gathering CopyrightAgreements through the Conftool application. At the final submission stage, IEEE PDF eXpress service
is used to help authors convert and check their papers.
The acceptance as oral / poster presentation was dispatched by the end of May 2024 during program
construction. The proposed program listed in this document contains about 300 contributions having
followed all these selection steps. We would like to point on the high efficiency and robustness of theConftool tool to manage all the conference data (paper collection and registration management), alongwith the reactivity of the team providing the service.

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Conference Support and Sponsors

The 5th IEEE ICD 2024 is Financially managed by IEEE France Section.

IEEE ICD 2024 is DEIS fully financiallysponsored conference.

Acknowledgement to Sponsors
Several partners have supported ICD under various forms and we warmly thank them for that. Theseare:-Laplace Laboratory, to which most of the Organizers belong. Laplace is a joint research unit between
Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique (CNRS), Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier and Institut
National Polytechnique de Toulouse;-Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier, the hosting organization the Conference;-Technological Research Institute (IRT) Saint-Exupery, acting for research transfer toward aeronautic
and space industries;-Safran company, an international high-technology group operating in the fields of aeronautics(propulsion, equipment and interiors), space and defense;-Federation Fermat, a structure supporting interdisciplinary research between 9 laboratories having
activities in Engineering within Université Fédérale de Toulouse;-Bruker Company, a manufacturer of scientific instruments for molecular and materials research, aswell as for industrial and applied analysis;-Toulouse Convention Bureau, a local organization specialized in supporting professional events.

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Information from the DEIS
DEIS Graduate Fellowship
The graduate fellowship, established by the Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society (DEIS), is aprestigious grant and enables its winners to further explore a research topic in the areas of electricalinsulation and dielectric phenomena. The fellowship aims at students pursuing their Ph.D. degree andis awarded for a one-year research topic aside (but close to) the larger research project of theapplicant. The anticipated award for 2024 is up to FIVE fellowships of up to US$ 5000 each.

2024 Call
Applications for the “2024 DEIS Graduate Student Fellowship Award” are invited from graduate
students in the general areas of electrical insulation and dielectric phenomena. The application is doneby sending a research proposal document to the Educational Committee Chair: Prof. Christian M.
FRANCK, cfranck@ethz.ch Receipt of application will be confirmed via mail. In case you don’t hear backwithin 1 week after submission, please check back with committee chair. The document (maximum 3
pages) must contain a detailed but concise description and plan of this research topic. Please see
details at the DEIS Graduate Fellowship call.
The call is open for applicants from all over the world, but the applicant must be a student member ofIEEE and member of DEIS (or have applied for a student membership in IEEE at the time of application
submission). Priority will be given to those applicants for who the main advisor is also a DEIS member.
Previous recipients of this award are not eligible for consideration. Only one proposal per researchgroup per year is recommended. The deadline for submitting proposals is September 1st, 2024.
Awards will apply to the 2024–2025 academic year. The award notification to the successful applicants
is expected to be made in late November 2024.

DEIS Graduate Fellowship at IEEE-ICD2024
One of the duties of awarded Fellowships is the presentation at one DEIS conference of the results of
the research. This is a condition for getting the second installment of the grant.
For this Edition of ICD, we will have the pleasure to welcome the presentations of 3 awardees: Haoliang LIU (Call 2023), Tianjin University, China: Space charge measurement of polymer
dielectrics in strong magnetic field based on current integral method.
 Rohith SANGINENI (Call 2022), IIT Guwahati, Guwahati, India: A Robust, cost-effective,
portable and non-invasive device for condition assessment of liquid insulation.
 Duvan MENDOZA-LOPEZ (Call 2021), Université Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier, France: Study ofcharge trapping phenomena by coupled LIMM and PSD measurements in BOPP thin films.

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Young Professionals in DEISThe DEIS Young Professionals Affinity Group is dedicated to supporting post-student members who arewithin 15 years of receiving their first professional degree. As the future of the Dielectric and ElectricalInsulation Society (DEIS) hinges on the engagement of younger and early-career members, our primary
goal is to inspire and inform DEIS-YPs on both technical and non-technical subjects, fostering theirinterest and active participation within the society.
There are several activities organized by DEIS-YP:
 Streaming monthly webinars;
 YP Luncheon at all DEIS-sponsored conferences, including ICD, scheduled for Monday, July

2nd, 2024 at this ICD Edition;
 Launch and preparation of the CEIDP centennial celebration flip book, available athttps://www.ieee.org/ns/periodicals/DEIS/eBook/index.html
These initiatives boom on the involvement of our society's members. Stay connected and follow us on
LinkedIn at for the latest updates and event details relevant to DEIS-YPs. See also the DEIS website
DEIS-YP for a broader description of our activities.
Contact: Mattewos TEFFERI mattewos@ieee.org

Women in Engineering
VisionThe IEEE DEIS Women in Engineering (WIE) envisions creating a diverse,
inclusive, and innovative community within dielectrics and electrical insulation.
Despite having a relatively small membership of around 1,800, with women
making up approximately 7%, the goal is to expand the network and support women professionals.
This aims to foster an environment where women can excel and significantly contribute totechnological advancements, particularly in high-voltage engineering, a field often lacking visibility andrepresentation. The ultimate goal is to be recognized as a symbol of empowerment and excellence,
driving a brighter and more inclusive future.

MissionThe mission of DEIS WIE is to advance inclusivity and innovation and the focus is on increasing female
participation in DEIS activities and conferences. This includes disseminating information, engaging
individuals globally through webinars, workshops, social media campaigns, and sharing success stories.
By highlighting and supporting women's contributions, especially in high-voltage engineering, themission aims to provide support, mentorship, and recognition, nurturing future leaders and promoting
greater diversity and inclusion in the community.
If you’re ready to be a trailblazer and leave an indelible mark on the engineering community, join us
today! Send an email to us expressing your interest and briefly describing why you would be an asset
to the DEIS WIE committee.
Links: Website

LinkedIn

YoutubeInstagramContact: Sneha Satish HEGDE, Chair of IEEE DEIS WiE: sneha.hegde@ieee.org
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3rd Thematic School on Dielectrics
After 2018 and 2021, the 3rd Thematic School on Dielectrics is organized in Porquerolles island, Southof France, from September 15th – 20th, 2024.
This Thematic School, fully in English to welcome people from everywhere, intends to train Scientists,
Researchers, PhD students, Engineers and Technical staff coming from both Academia and Industry
and all interested in the field of Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation from fundamental basics toapplications in electrical and electronic engineering.
For this 3rd edition, the School will be focused on Multifunctional Composite Insulating Materials forElectrical Applications covering a broad range of sub-topics in the field of composites andnanocomposites.
We wish to maintain what made the originality and strength of the two previous editions: theintervention of renowned researchers through plenary lectures, the international openness and thearticulation of courses with situational approaches through practical works / workshops. These labwork, brought specifically on-site, will cover the use of modelling tools as well as supporting
experimentation for dielectric characterizations.
We are pleased to confirm some of our Distinguished Lecturers:
 Prof. Nick QUIRKE, Imperial College London, UK
 Prof. Andrea CAVALLINI, University of Bologna, Italy
 Prof. Masahiro KOZAKO, Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan
 Assoc.-Prof. Thomas ANDRITSCH, University of Southampton, UK Drs. Marie-Paule BESLAND, CNRS, University of Nantes, France
Information on the program is available on the Thematic School website:
https://seedsschool2024.sciencesconf.org/

Registration
The registration to the school is open, with as deadline July, 31st, 2024. Due to limited accommodation
facilities, pre-registration is required. You can now pre-register by filling the form to download on thewebsite and sending it back at: seedsschool2024@sciencesconf.org
Do not hesitate to advertise this event through your professional network and to come back to us forany further information at the occasion of the IEEE ICD-2024 conference.
We are looking forward to seeing you in Porquerolles Island, South of France, from 15 to 20 September
2024.
The organizing committee
Assoc-Prof. Sombel DIAHAM, University of Toulouse, LAPLACE.
Dr. Gilbert TEYSSEDRE, CNRS Toulouse, LAPLACE.
Prof. Petru NOTINGHER, University of Montpellier, IES.

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PRESENTATIONPROGRAM OF ICD 2024
The timetable of the IEEE ICD 2024 Conference program is provided below and the contents of thevarious events are detailed in the following sections.
Sunday30/06/2024

Monday01/07/2024

8:00am – 8:15am
8:15am – 8:30am

Registration

8:30am – 9:00am

Opening Session
Eric Foster
Memorial
LectureBreak

9:00am-10:00am

10:00am-10:30am

04:00pm-04:30pm→ 05:00pm

Workshop 2

02:00pm-04:00pm

Eco-friendly materials inelectrical insulation

Lunch

Workshop 1

12:30pm-02:00pm
AFM for Characterization ofDielectrics at Nanoscale

Oral session 1
Materials in insulation
systems

DEIS AdCom (1:30 5:00pm)

10:30am-12:30pm

Registration
Registration→ 06:30pm

Tuesday
02/07/2024
Registration

Wednesday
03/07/2024
Registration

Oral session 3
Special session
Aeronautics

Oral session 6
Advanced andfunctional materials

Break

Break

Break

Oral session 4
Modelling

Poster sessions 3
YR contest

Poster sessions 4
(//)

Lunch

Lunch box

Young Professional Event

Oral session 2
Space charge andrelated effects

Oral session 5
Diagnostic methods

Break

Break

Poster sessions 1(//)

Poster sessions 2(//)

Thursday
04/07/2024
Registration

Friday05/07/2024

Dakin award
LectureOral session 7
Nanodielectrics

Lunch

Tutorial PEA
Cable(9:00am01:00pm)

IAC meeting

Oral session 8
Ageing, degradation
and breakdown
Excursion

YR Awards
CLOSING SESSION

Welcome Cocktail
GALA DINNER+ WiE event

Two Workshops will be held on the first day of the conference, dealing with application of AFM-based
method to the characterization of dielectric materials and to Green materials in electrical engineering.
Two lectures will be given awarding scientists from our community for outstanding contributions: The
Eric O Forster memorial lecture which is an award of the IEEE-ICD conference series, and the Dakinaward, which is a DEIS award.
As traditional now with ICD, papers cover all areas of solid, liquid and gas dielectrics. There are no
dedicated sessions to specific dielectric media. Instead, regular sessions are split by scientific approach:materials, development, experiments, modelling, diagnosis, etc. A special session dedicated toDielectrics in aeronautics is organized as it is a domain in which Toulouse has substantial activity. An
invited speaker from Airbus company will initiate the session. A total of 41 regular oral presentations
will be given in 7 regular oral sessions plus de special one.
Regular Poster presentations are organized in 3 time windows of 2 h each with 3 sessions in each ofthem. This is complemented by a 4th set of sessions held on Wednesday morning fully dedicated to theyoung researchers' contest.
The Young Researchers' Contest is an innovation of this ICD Edition, with 3 prizes being distributed
during the closing session. Another innovation is the distinction of one person having acting for thepromotion of Women in Engineering. This will occur during the conference diner.
Young Professionals will communicate on their activities on Tuesday July 1st, before the afternoon
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PRESENTATIONThe Eric Forster Memorial Lecture
Eric Forster was one of the founding fathers for the ICSD/ICD conference series. The Eric O. FORSTER
Memorial Lecture is a prestigious lecture given at the opening of the conference. It honors a scientist
for his outstanding contribution to the field of dielectrics. For the 2024 edition, Dr Christian FRANCK
from ETH Zürich, Switzerland will be awarded.

Green Developments in Gaseous Insulation Systems
Christian M. FRANCKAbstract
Climate change, pollution, and limited material resources are some of the most pressing global
problems that need to be urgently addressed and will entail a fundamental change in the way modern
societies operate. Our community of dielectric and electrical insulation experts has accepted to tackle
these challenges and is increasingly working on finding solution.
This Eric O. FORSTER Memorial Lecture aims to give an introduction into the challenges that we’re facingwith respect to gaseous insulation systems and to give an overview on current trends in research anddevelopment, as well as on achievements of the past decade. The lecture closes by highlighting future
trends and making societal questions explicit that need to be debated in parallel to the technicaldevelopments.

Biography
Christian Michael FRANCK (Senior Member of IEEE) was born in Bonn,
Germany in February 1973. He studied physics in Bonn, Edinburgh(Scotland) and Kiel (Germany), where he received his diploma degreefrom the University of Kiel in 1999. Afterwards he worked at the Max
Planck-Institute for Plasma Physics and the University of Greifswald,
Germany. Under the supervision of Prof. KLINGER, he performed researchin the area of electromagnetic wave propagation in magnetized plasmas,
receiving his Ph.D. in experimental physics in 2003.
From 2003 to 2009, he was with the ABB Swiss Corporate ResearchCenter, Baden-Dattwil, Switzerland, as a scientist and later as a groupleader for gas circuit breakers and high-voltage systems. In January 2010
he joined ETH Zurich as Assistant Professor. He was promoted to Associate Professor in June 2015 andto Full Professor in March 2020.
His current main research interests include gaseous insulation and switching arcs, with focus on SF6alternatives, and solid insulation systems, with emphasis on their resilience to HVDC and mixed
electrical stresses, as well as overhead powerline corona.
He served as convenor for CIGRE JWG A3/B4.34 and WG D1.67. He is the chair of the IEEE-DEIS
Education Committee since January 2023.

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The Thomas W. Dakin Distinguished Technical Contribution Award Lecture
The Dakin award, which was first given in 1978, is named in honor of the late Thomas W. DAKIN, one of
the most distinguished scientists in our field. Tom Dakin was a life-long employee of Westinghouse
Electric and was a key figure in the development of new insulation systems for capacitors and rotatingmachines. Every two years, the IEEE Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation Society selects a researcher torecognize outstanding, original technical contributions, as evidenced by their sustained impact inadvancing the science and technology of dielectrics and electrical insulation.
For the year 2024, the T.W. DAKIN award was attributed to Prof. Yoshimichi OHKI, from Waseda
University, Japan. Prof. OHKI provided us the honor to choose ICD-2024 for giving his lecture.

Attracted to Dielectric Materials Research
Yoshimichi OHKI
Abstract“Dielectric” literally means a substance attracted to electricity in Japanese. The title of the Dakin Award
Presentation is tentatively “Attracted to Dielectric Materials Research”. The presentation title and theword “dielectric” rhyme with “attracted to.” The presenter will introduce some research he has been
“attracted to.” Although the research fields to talk about are still not fixed, they probably include
surface flashover in a vacuum, radiation effects on silica optical fiber, functional inorganic materials,
nanocomposites, and degradation mechanisms of polymers.

Biography
Yoshimichi OHKI (Life Fellow of IEEE and Fellow of IEE Japan) was born inAmagasaki, Japan in December 1950. He received the Dr. Eng. degreefrom Waseda University in 1978. He is currently a Senior Research
Professor and Professor Emeritus at Waseda University. He is also an
Honorary Professor at Xi’an Jiaotong University, China. He was a Visiting
Scientist at MIT, USA from 1982 to 1984 and a Senior Fellow of the Japan
Science and Technology Agency from 2006 to 2008.
He was the President of the Japanese Electrotechnical Committee from2015 to 2019. He was a recipient of many awards, including the IEEEDEIS Whitehead Memorial Lecture Award and Eric O. FORSTER Award, theIEE-Japan Outstanding Achievement Award (two times), the Prize for Science and Technology awarded
by the Minister of Education of Japan, and the Okuma Memorial Academic Award and the ResearchAward (six times) from Waseda University. He has written many papers; 728 listed in Scopus with
14,363 citations and an H-index of 54, as of April 2024.

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Women in Engineering: Distinction
This event is scheduled during the Conference Diner, Tuesday, July 2nd, in the evening.
As an innovative action within ICD, the Executive Committee of ICD-2024 wished to put forward the
involvement of Women in our research fields. Already within the Executive Committee, the genderequilibrated representation was achieved. Along with the WiE group at DEIS, the idea of rewarding aperson who has significant action for promoting the involvement of Women in Engineering has
emerged. It will be in the form of an event during the Conference dinner, with awarding of arecognition mark to Prof. Florence SÈDES.

Prof. Florence SÈDES
Professor of Computer Science at the Faculty of Sciences, University
Toulouse III - Paul Sabatier, in the research area of data science, Prof. SÈDES
is active in database and information system research since 1987. She has
published over one hundred papers, books and book chapters and has beenleading international, European and national projects on personal(meta)data privacy and management, CCTV and forensic, IoT and security,
geospatial and indoor/outdoor data, and social networks, with applications
via deep/machine learning for alert, spam detection, social emotion andinteraction. She has been heavily involved in designing data sets andplatforms in order to enable assessment of the various contributions, software and systems of ourcommunity.
Her research addresses notably gender imbalance and biases in AI.
IEEE Senior member, she is co-founder –and IEEE President of the French Chapter of Women in
Engineering. From 2020 to 2024 she was Vice deputy chairwoman for Societal Responsibility andSustainable Development at our University. She is a board member, in charge of Women in Informatics
at the French Computer Science Society. She is a board member of Femmes & Sciences, the French
Women and Science society.
Her first ambition for the WiE French Chapter is that for each event organized by IEEE France Section,
people carrying a real message of inclusion, are present, visible, highlighting their skills andresponsibilities and not being just a representation. Her second wish is to establish a culture of genderequality within the IEEE France Section, being internally through the recognition of the WiE stamp, andexternally, why not, through the signing of a charter promoting equality between women and men,which would mark women adherence to certain values and certain operating processes. The third wish
is at the generational step, the earlier the better: supporting and encouraging the development of thestudent branches of WiE. Her ultimate wish will be to work on these issues in France, of course, butalso in the heart of Region 8 which brings together Europe, the Middle East and Africa.
We address our recognition to Prof. Florence SÈDES, for her achievements for the promotion of Womenin Engineering and for the encouragement and source of inspiration she represents for Women in ourfields of activities. We look forward for listening about her vision and count on her incitation both for
French women to be involved in the French Chapter and foreigner ones to launch actions in theircountry.

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Special session on Insulations in Aeronautic Environment
Since the invention of the first aircraft, attributed to Clément ADER at the end of the 19th century,
Toulouse has successfully set out to conquer the skies, positioning itself as a leader in aeronautics
activities. Many mythical aircrafts have taken off from Toulouse, and companies have developed civil
and commercial air transport. The Aeropostale story and the famous supersonic aircraft known as theConcorde participate in this heritage. Certainly one of the greatest achievements was the Airbus
company who has his headquarters in Toulouse. Electrification of aircraft is constantly increasing, andthis naturally provides activities in our field, the reasons why we proposed this special session. As
introductory talk, an invited lecture, given by Dr Jean RIVENC, from Airbus SAS, France is scheduled.

Physical phenomena and challenges
in electrical insulation for airborne applications
Jean RIVENC
Synopsis
The purpose of the talk is to give an overview of physical phenomena and challenges in electric
insulation systems for airborne applications. First of all, the general context will be remembered. The
embedded electric power is expected to significantly increase in future aircrafts. In order to manage
this increase, while limiting the mass and volume of electric conductors, there is a need to increase thevoltage. However, the transition to higher voltages in airborne applications is a real challenge.
In this lecture, concrete examples will be presented. Examples of questions, which will be discussed
during the presentation, are: how to design a partial-discharge-free cable? How to test a complex
equipment, like a converter, with respect to partial discharges? How to determine creepage distances
at high altitude? Is there a need to take the space charge phenomenon into account in sizing of theelectric insulation system, or can it be neglected? What is the aging effect on dielectric performances,and how to demonstrate that no electrical insulation failure will occur for a 30 years' application?
We will try to bring - at least partially - answers to these questions, to share our vision on how tomanage the electrical insulation and to give perspectives in order to design a safe and reliable
insulation system for airborne applications.
Jean RIVENC was born in Toulouse, France, in 1973. He received the Ph.D.
degree in applied science from Paul Sabatier University, Toulouse, in
1998. During his Ph.D. studies, he worked on electrostatics, dielectrics,
and electrical insulation, and was a Visiting Engineer at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, USA. From 1998 to 2013, he wasan Engineer at Renault, Paris, France, where he managed a team and alaboratory in the field of electrical and electronics systems reliability. He
tested various systems with respect to physicochemical environment andhazards linked to electronics failures. Since 2013, he has been with Airbus
Group, Toulouse, as a Research Engineer, in the field of electromagnetic
compatibility, power electronics, and composite materials. He is currently
expert in High Voltage, Partial discharges, Arc and Plasmas Technologies.
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Young Researchers' Contest
The DEIS strongly supports distribution of prizes to young professionals
The Executive Committee of ICD, with support from the DEIS Educational Committee and from the
DEIS Young Professionals Committee, has set up a Young Researchers Contest to encourage theparticipation of students and young researchers in the conference. An award of 500€ per winner will
be distributed
Proven full-time engineering and science researchers and PhD students from academia as well as
industry are encouraged to participate. In order to promote the involvement of the last generation ofresearchers into the DEIS community, and to stimulate the emergence of talented early stage
researchers, candidates being within five years after their graduation are privileged. Besides thecondition on seniority, candidates must be first author of their paper and commit to present it inperson to participate to this contest.
Young researchers are kindly requested to “tick” a check case at the abstract/paper submission steps.
Candidates whose papers are preselected based on regular reviewing will be invited to present theirpapers at the conference. An independent Jury, constituted of 7 members, presided by Prof. Davide
FABIANI will establish a classification. Prizes will be awarded to the authors of the best contributions
during the closing session of the conference.
Three prizes will be distributed, awardingThe Best Paper

The Best Oral Presentation



The Best Poster Presentation

About 80 papers are finally in competition forthe prizes.
The Best Paper will be selected based on there-evaluation of the top 20 papers marked
during the reviewing phase.

Jury members of the Young Researchers' Contest
Davide FABIANI, University of Bologna, Italy
Sneha EDGE, Laboratoire Ampere, France
Nandini GUPTA, IIT Kanpur, India
Akiko KUMADA, The University of Tokyo, Japan
Peter MORSHUIS, Solid Dielectric Solutions, Netherland
Christina VILLENEUVE FAURE, University of Toulouse, France
Yewen ZHANG, Tongji University, Shanghai, China

Regarding the competition for Best Oral prize, it will be among papers selected for an oral whenbuilding the conference program. Those papers are spread in regular sessions. 15 papers are incompetition. For electing the winner, the session chairs and the jury will complete an evaluation
procedure based on the oral performance.
Finally, the Poster session dedicated to the Young Researchers Contest is organized on Wednesday,
July 3rd, in the morning. About 65 papers will be presented and evaluated in this session.

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Workshops
Ahead of the conference, two Workshops, accessible upon registration, are organized in parallel. The
following topics have been selected:

I. Atomic Force Microscopy for characterization of dielectrics at nanoscale.
This workshop is held Sunday, June 30th, 2.00 pm-5.00 pm, Conference room of FERMI Laboratory,
Building 3R4.
The workshop is proposed by the IEEE DEIS Technical Committee on Nanodielectrics in coordination
with the IEEE Nanotechnology Council. A presentation of the activities of the two bodies will be givenin the beginning. Then the floor will be given to 3 speakers treating different aspects of the AFM:
1. 'Nanomechanical properties of polymer based nanocomposites' by Dr.
Nadine LAHOUD DIGNAT, associate professor at Université de Toulouse since2013. Nadine has a M.SC degree in polymer materials science from Université
Claude Bernard Lyon1 and a Ph.D. degree in materials for electricalengineering from Université de Toulouse, France. Her research work concerns
the ageing of polymer electrical insulation as well as the multiscalecharacterization of nanodielectrics. Her presentation will focus on theimportance of a nanoscale characterization in the case of nanodielectrics.
Particularly, the use of the atomic force microscopy (AFM) in order tocharacterize the mechanical properties of the different components within
nanocomposite materials will be developed.
Contact: nadine.lahoud@laplace.univ-tlse.fr
2. ‘Nanocomposite electrical probing at nanoscale’ by Dr Christina
VILLENEUVE-FAURE from LAPLACE (CNRS, UTIII, University of Toulouse). Christina
Villeneuve-Faure received an engineering degree in materials and nanophysics
from Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble in 2004 and the Ph.D.
degree in materials physics from the University of Toulouse in 2007. After 4
years’ post-doctoral position in LAAS-CNRS on MEMS reliability she is, since2011, associate professor in LAPLACE, France. Her researches focus on AFM
characterization of electrical properties of thin dielectric and semiconductor
films. She developed methodologies combining AFM measurements andFinite Element Model to simulate to determine quantitative dielectric properties, such as dielectric
permittivity, at nanoscale.
Contact: christina.villeneuve@laplace.univ-tlse.fr
3. ‘Newly developed AFM techniques – AFM infrared’ by Mr Emmanuel PARIS from Bruker (France).
Emmanuel Paris received a Master of Sciences (MSc) in electronic, energy and automatism from
University Paris 6. He has acquired more than 30 years of experience in surface characterization andAtomic Force Microscopy techniques. He is currently managing the Bruker Nano Surface division in
France.
Contact: Emmanuel.Paris@bruker.com
The presentations will be followed by a discussion on different architectures of nanodielectrics and a
debate on the AFM application for their study, moderated by Dr Kremena MAKASHEVA and Assoc. Prof.
Sombel DIAHAM.

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II. Eco-friendly materials in electrical insulation
This second workshop is held Sunday, June 30th, 2:00 pm-5:00 pm, at IMT Amphitheatre, Building 1R3.
The topics of 'Green Materials' or 'Eco-friendly materials' is very broad and is currently the subject offull conferences. For this edition of ICD we propose a Workshop willing to address different aspects ofdielectric materials in electrical engineering regarding their ecological impact. The questions can befrom bio-sourced materials, to recyclability aspects of materials in applications ranging from cables topower modules, to life-cycle assessment. The following presenters will initiate the discussion:
1. 'Industrial needs for greener materials for insulation in electronic
domain' by Dr Baptiste ARATI, from IRT St Exupery Toulouse. Baptiste was
graduated from the University of Toulouse in 2023, for a work on thepotentiality of application of vitrimers as self-healing materials for the
insulation of power modules. His PhD was prepared in collaboration
between Mitsubishi Electric Research Center and Laplace Laboratory. The
presentation will be based on current needs viewed from the industry
standpoint, with notably expectancies for making electronic modules
more recyclable. The attached criteria will be developed, based not only
on next materials but also on the possibility of dismantling the objects.
Solutions for overcoming these challenges will be discussed.
Contact: baptiste.arati@irt-saintexupery.com
2. 'Sustainable Insulation Materials for Power Cables', by Detlef WALD
from Eifelkabel Company. Detlef spent most of his career with Borealis
company, who is a large produced of polyolefins, followed by a stay with
Brugg Kabel. He has over 25 years' experience in the production of cables
and performance evaluation. He is now engaged in cables for DC andHVDC energy transmission and in the way of improving the recyclability ofcables. In his presentation, Detlef will review the different kinds ofinsulating polymers currently used from LV to HV cables. He will address
the criteria to be considered to evaluate the ecological fingerprint
associated with cables production. Finally, challenges and opportunities
towards greener materials for these applications, ranging from the production stage to the recycling
and after cable life fate of materials, will be discussed.
Contact: d.wald@ieee.org
3. 'Development of biobased epoxy resins for use in the electricalindustry', by Prof. Jean-Pierre HABAS, from the University of Montpellier.
Jean-Pierre is a physicist having moved to chemistry, specialist of polymers
and composite materials. His current research span from biomass to green
composite materials, contributing to the development of new class ofpolymeric materials with versatile physical and chemical properties. Hispresentation will be on the development of a large generation of bio-based
epoxy resins from lipid- and sugar-chemistry. These resins present tunableproperties that depend on the chemical nature of the components, theirrelative proportions in the reactive mixture but also their curing conditions.
The application to electrical insulation will be addressed up to the industrial qualification.
Contact: jean-pierre.habas@umontpellier.fr
Once these presentations will be completed, the floor will be given to the audience for exchanges.
Topics of interest to attendees will be discussed. We are happy to feed the discussions between
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Tutorial “Assembly of space charge equipment for cables”
This Tutorial is organized on Friday, June 5th, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm, at Laplace Lab, Seminars Room,
Building 3R2. This tutorial, also referred to as "PEA CE - Fourth International Workshop on Pulsed
Electro-Acoustic technique for Cable Engineering", is initiated by Prof HOZUMI and Dr MORSHUIS. It is
held after the last day of the conference as a satellite event to the ICD. It comes after three successful
earlier sessions in Japan and South Korea.

PurposeSpace charge measurements of full-scale HVDC insulated cables systems have reached a level where
they can be used in practical tests. However, the measurement of actual insulating systems involves
unique problems such as voltage application methods and acoustic propagation characteristics. It
remains difficult to systematize the know-how for solving these problems, and it is also difficult to let
the readers understand their importance when they are described in a paper.
The workshop aims at providing the participants with state-of-the-art information about PEA
measurements on full-size cable systems. A key aspect of the workshop is the hands-on experience
provided to the participants: they will each build their own cable PEA cell from the basic building
blocks. At the end of the workshop, all assembled PEA cells will be tested on an HVDC cable. The PEA
cells will become the participants’ property and they can bring it home to be used in their company /at their research institute.

Speakers
The workshop will be given by:

Naohiro HOZUMI (Emeritus Professor Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan),Peter MORSHUIS (Solid Dielectric Solutions, the Netherlands)June-Ho LEE (Professor at Hoseo University, South Korea).

Program
1. Tutorial by Professor HOZUMI and Dr MORSHUIS on PEA measurements on HVDC cable systems.
From the basics of building a PEA test set up to the latest developments on how to use the PEA
technique on full-size cable systems, including joints.
2. A guided hands-on experience of building your own cable PEA cell.
3. Testing of your PEA cell by Professor HOZUMI and his team.
4. You will become the owner of the PEA cell you assembled during the workshop.

AccessA limited number of seats (15) is available and the Workshop is run with full attendance. Registration(fees: 400€) is achieved separately from that to the ICD.
Contact for any formation: Dr Peter MORSHUIS- peter.morshuis@dielectrics.nl

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PROGRAM

Monday 01 July 2024
E. O. Forster Memorial Lecture
Time: Monday 01 July 2024 – 9:00am - 10:00am
Session Chair: Peter Morshuis“Green Developments in Gaseous Insulation Systems”
Christian M. Franck
ETH Zürich, Switzerland

Oral Sessions 1: Materials in insulation systems
Time: Monday 01 July 2024 – 10:30am - 12:30pm
Session Chair: Yuriy Serdyuk
Session Chair: Marie-Laure Locatelli
1-1

Breakdown testing of pressure- and cure-bonded silicone rubber interfaces
Harry McDonald1, Steven Qi Li1, Simon M. Rowland1, Antonios Tzimas2
1

The University of Manchester, United Kingdom; 2Advanced Energy Industries

1-2

Characterization of structural and dielectric properties of silicon nitride thin films deposited by
PECVD
Tania Al Moussi1, Cian O'Dalaigh2, Jérome Esvan3, Paul Lambkin2, Ramji Lakshmanan2, Baoxing Chen4,
Sombel Diaham1,2
1LAPLACE, Université de Toulouse, CNRS, INPT, UPS, Toulouse, France; 2Analog Devices International, Limerick, Ireland ; 3CIRIMAT,

Université de Toulouse, École Nationale Supérieure des Ingénieurs en Arts Chimiques et Technologiques, Toulouse, France;
4
Analog Devices Incorporation, Wilmington, MA, USA.

1-3

Effects of extremely cold weather on the thermal stress distribution of GIS cable termination
Boxue Du1, Qi Li1, Wenbo Zhu3, PengXian Song2, Longji Li2, Chengyao Hou1, XiaoXiao Kong1, Jiaqian
Zhang1, Zhankang Gao1, Yingting Luo1
1School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin university, China; 2State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company ElectricPower Research Institute, China; 3Electric Power Research Institute of State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company, China

1-4

Effect of moisture and oil-immersion on dielectric properties of paper insulation
Shengkang Wang, Ruiqi Liu, Fuchang Lin, Hua Li
School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China

1-5All-inorganic electrical insulation systems for high-power-density electrical machines
Zakhar R. Kudrynskyi1, Peter H. Connor2, Timothy P. Cooper1, Matthew D. Wadge1, James Kerfoot3,
Xiang Zheng4, Reda M. Felfel5, Vladimir V. Korolkov3, Martin Kuball4, Christopher Gerada2, David M.
Grant1
1Advanced Materials Research Group, Faculty of Engineering, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK; 2Power Electronics,

Machines and Control Research Group, Faculty of Engineering, University of Nottingham, Nottingham, UK; 3Park Systems UK
Limited, Nottingham, UK; 4Centre for Device Thermography and Reliability, University of Bristol, Bristol, UK; 5Advanced
Composites Group, University of Strathclyde, Glasgow, UK

1-6

Substitution of solid encapsulant materials by dielectric fluid in power modules: potentialities andchallenges
Rabih Khazaka1,2, Chencho Dorji2, Rachelle Hanna2, Olivier Lesaint2, Yvan Avenas2, Stephane
Azzopardi1
1Safran, France; 2Univ. Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP, G2Elab, France

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Oral Sessions 2: Space charge and related effects
Time: Monday 01 July 2024 – 02:00pm - 04:00pm
Session Chair: Kai Wu
Session Chair: Espen Doedens
2-1

The Impact of needle electrode curvature radius on space charge distribution evolution: A combined
experiment and simulation study
Yuxin Liu, Penglong He, Bo Zhang, Jinliang He
State Key Laboratory of Power Systems, Department of Electrical Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China

2-2

Hindered phenolic compound grafting modification and space charge investigation of PP cableinsulation
Yifan Yin, Zhonglei Li, Shuai Zhao, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

2-3

New advancements in measuring the distribution of electric charges within liquids using PEA
Thierry Paillat1, Laurent Berquez2, Paul Leblanc1
1PPRIME, Poitiers, France; 2LAPLACE, Université de Toulouse, CNRS, INPT, UPS, Toulouse, France

2-4

Space charge distribution measurements of thin-film insulating materials with slow sound velocity
using a high-resolution PEA system
Ryota Kobayashi, Kosuke Sato, Hiroaki Miyake, Yasuhiro Tanaka
Tokyo City University, Japan

2-5

Fundamental study for correction technique in space charge measurements of cables under loadcycle using pulsed electro-acoustic method
Shosuke Morita1,2, Norikazu Fuse1, Toshihiro Takahashi1, Yoshinobu Murakami2, Naohiro Hozumi2
1Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan; 2Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan

2-6

Ability of thermal method of measuring electric fields at metal-polymer and metal-semiconinterfaces: an experimental study
Sneha Hegde1, Jean-Charles Laurentie1, Stéphane Holé2, Petru Notingher1
1

Université de Montpellier / CNRS, France; 2ESPCI / PSL / Sorbonne Université, France

Poster session 1A: Theories and Models
Time: Monday 01 July 2024 – 04:30pm - 06:30pm
Session Chair: Anh Hoang
1A-01

Study on space charge accumulation allowance for DC cables using bipolar transport calculation
Norikazu Fuse1,2, George Chen2
1

Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan; 2University of Southampton, United Kingdom

1A-02

Trap spectroscopy from the dielectric isothermal step response: theory and simulations
Philippe Molinié
Laboratoire de Génie Electrique et Electronique de Paris (GeePs), France

1A-03

Study on accelerated deterioration and early failure mechanism of silicone elastomers undernanosecond pulsed electric field
Dongxin He1, Haochen Wang1, Teng Gao1, Qingquan Li1, Gilbert Teyssedre2
1School of Electrical Engineering, Shandong University, Shandong Province, China; 2Laplace, Université de Toulouse, CNRS, INPT,UPS, Toulouse, France

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Simulation and mechanism study of cavity discharge under pulsed electric field
Zhe Zhang1, Dongxin He1, Wenjie Gong2, Zhe Xu3, Haochen Wang1, Qingquan Li1
1

Shandong University, China; 2State Grid Jinan power supply company, China; 3State grid Shandong electric power company ultrahigh voltage company, China

1A-05

Influencing factors and potential early warning for wind-biased transmission line discharges
Yufeng Guo1, Yong Liu1, Yuepeng Xin1, Minxin Wang1, Qiran Li2, Boxue Du1
1Key Laboratory of Smart Grid of Ministry of Education, School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University,

Tianjin, China; 2Tangshan Power Supply Company of State Grid Jibei Electric Power Company Limited, China

1A-06

Galloping mechanical characteristics of overhead insulated lines in 10 kV distribution network
Yufeng Guo1, Yong Liu1, Zhihui Wang1, Xiaowen Li2, Boxue Du1
1

Key Laboratory of Smart Grid of Ministry of Education, School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University,
Tianjin, China; 2State Grid Jiangxi Electric Power Company Limited Xinfeng County Power Supply Branch Company, Ganzhou,
China

1A-07

Development process of electrical arc movement on ice-covered HVDC outdoor insulator
Bohan Wang1, Yong Liu1, Chao Li1, Minxin Wang1, Xiaowen Li2, Boxue Du1
1

Key Laboratory of Smart Grid of Ministry of Education, School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University,
Tianjin, China; 2State Grid Jiangxi Electric Power Co., Ltd. Xinfeng Power Supply Branch, Xinfeng, China

1A-08

Effects of icing and galloping on the insulation performance of 10 kV overhead insulated conductor
Hucheng Liang1, Zekai Zhang1, Daiyong Yang2, Lixin Jiao2, Jingyao Luan2, Chunbo Liu2, Xiaoxiao Kong1,
Boxue Du1
1School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University, Tianjin, China; 2Electric Power Research Institute of State

Grid Jilin Electric Power Co., Ltd., Changchun, China

1A-09

Dynamic characteristics of electric field and mechanical stress distribution of GIS insulation rod
during operation
Chengyao Hou1, Xiaoxiao Kong1, Yun Chen1,2, Jinpeng Jiang2, Yifang Wang1, Chong Zhang1, Boxue Du1
1Tianjin University, China; 2China Electric Power Research Institute, China

1A-10

Simulation of partial discharge from a railway pantograph
Joanna Rzempoluch1, Jiakun Yang1, Giulio Girelli1, George Callender1, Paul L Lewin1, Paul Naylor2,
Richard Stainton2, Matthew Atkins3
1

University of Southampton, United Kingdom; 2Network Rail, Milton Keynes, United Kingdom; 3Brecknell Willis, Chard, United
Kingdom

1A-11

Behavior of water and ions within polyethylene: Insights from molecular dynamics simulations
Shinya Iwata1, Ryota Kitani1, Tomoka Tsuya1, Hiroaki Uehara2, Tatsuki Okamoto2, Tatsuo Takada3
1Osaka Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology, Japan; 2Kanto Gakuin University, Japan; 3Tokyo City University,

Japan

1A-12

The evolution of space charge and electric field in HVDC cable under polarity reversal voltage
superimposed with temperature gradientZhong Zheng, Zhonglei Li, You Wu, Heyu Wang, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

1A-13

Core loss distribution of anode saturable reactor using J-A dynamic hysteresis model
Meng Xiao, Yuyan Chen, Xiangyu Dong, Boxue Du
School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University, China

1A-14

Evaluation of behavior of Q(t) measurement and noise effects
Ryota Kitani, Shinya Iwata, Tomoka Tsuya
Osaka Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology, Japan

1A-15

Numerical simulation of surface charge accumulation on epoxy insulator in DC-GIS considering
temperature gradientPinhao Huang, Yu Gao, Di Lu, Shuangying Li, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

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1A-16

Numerical investigation of the dynamic of electrons implanted in a polymeric material
Abdeslem Beldjilali, Nadia Saidi-Amroun
LPM Laboratory, Physics Faculty, USTHB University, Algeria

1A-17

New model for acetophenone ions in XLPE insulation – Space charge and electric field characteristics
using bipolar charge transport theory
Ajith John Thomas1, Mikael Unge1,2, Anh Hoang3, Amirhossein Abbasi3, Claire Pitois1
1NKT

HV Cables AB, Technology Consulting, Västerås, Sweden; 2Department of Fibre and Polymer Technology, School ofEngineering Sciences in Chemistry, Biotechnology and Health, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden; 3NKT HV
Cables AB, R&D, Karlskrona, Sweden

1A-18

The role of defect aspect ratio in the partial discharge phenomenology under DC voltage andtemperature gradient
Giuseppe Rizzo1, Antonino Madonia1, Roberto Candela1, Vincenzo Li Vigni1, Antonino Imburgia2, Pietro
Romano2, Alessio Di Fatta2, Guido Ala2
1EOSS, Prysmian Group, Italy; 2Univeristy of Palermo, Italy

1A-19

Insulation state assessment of Press-pack IGBTs based on electric and temperature field simulation
Yiting Zhan, Feihu Zheng, Yewen Zhang
Tongji University, China

1A-20

An adaptive algorithm for electrothermal simulation of surge arrester
Yudong Jiang, Hua Li, Fuchang Lin, Guohao Zhang
Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China

1A-21

Simulation of insulation defects of distribution cable accessories based on harmonic current
characteristics
Xu Lu1, Kongying Guo2, Weixin Sun2, Ran Hu1, Jie Tian1, Daning Zhang3, Yanhui Wei2, Guochang Li2
1Shenzhen Power Supply Bureau Co, Ltd, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China; 2College of Automation and Electronic Engineering,

Qingdao University of Science and Technology, Qingdao, China; 3School of Electrical Engineering, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi'an,
China

1A-22

Quasi-2D finite volume modeling of corona discharges for ionic propulsion: comparison of reduced
reaction schemes
Fabio Ragazzi1, Giuseppe Caliò2, Giacomo Pierotti1, Andrea Cristofolini1, Paolo Barbante2, Arturo Popoli1
1Department of Electrical, Electronic and Information Engineering "Guglielmo Marconi", University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy;
2MOX – Modelling and Scientific Computing, Department of Mathematics, Politecnico di Milano, Milan, Italy

1A-23

Effect of dissociation-recombination processes in a dielectric dispersion medium on the coalescenceand non-coalescence of conducting droplets suspended in it
Danil Saifullin, Vladimir Chirkov, Sergei Vasilkov
St. Petersburg State University, Russian Federation

1A-24

Numerical modeling of non-coalescence outcomes for different-sized conducting droplets suspended
in a dielectric liquid
Vladimir Chirkov, Ilia Elagin, Vasilii Lutsek
St. Petersburg State University, Russian Federation

Poster session 1B: Space charge and related effects
Time: Monday 01 July 2024 – 04:30pm - 06:30pm
Session Chair: Stéphane Holé
1B-01

Study on space charge properties of different nano/epoxy composites
Xi Pang, Tianlei Xu, Zongliang Xie, Dingxin Wei, Peng Liu, Zongren Peng
Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

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1B-02

5th IEEE-DEIS International Conference on Dielectrics

A Charge microscopy for high temperature use with a polymer acoustic coupler
Naohiro Hozumi
Hozumi Measurement Lab, Japan

1B-03

Effect of semiconductive layer on space charge accumulation of polypropylene blends for DC cableinsulation
Bosen Si, Yu Gao, Baixin Liu, Chenyi Guo, Jing Li, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

1B-04

Effect of semiconductive layer on space charge accumulation of polypropylene blends for DC cableinsulation
Bosen Si, Yu Gao, Baixin Liu, Chenyi Guo, Jing Li, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

1B-05

Phase dependence of surface charge accumulated on epoxy insulator in C4F7N/CO2 under AC voltage
Shuangying Li, Yu Gao, Di Lu, Pinhao Huang, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

1B-06

Analysis of space charge and current characteristics of Al/LDPE interface
Jinyang Peng1, Zepeng Lv1,2, Xuze Zhang1, Kai Wu1,2, Yonghong Cheng1,2
1

Xi 'an Jiaotong University, China; 2State Key Laboratory of Electrical Insulation and Power Equipment, Xi’an Jiaotong University,
China

1B-07

Effect of temperature on charge mobility in oil-paper insulation
Lu Gao, Hao Xu, Zepeng Lv, Kai Wu
State Key Laboratory of Electrical Insulation and Power Equipment, Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

1B-08

Simulation of space charge in HVDC cable under DC superimposed operation impulse voltage
Yanqing Li, Jia Chu, Qiang Li, Tao Han, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

1B-09

Effect of radial space charge distribution on electric field distribution in HVDC XLPE cables
Kai Shi, Jiandong Wu, Yi Yin
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

1B-10

Effect of continuous polarity reversals at different temperatures on the space charge characteristics
of XLPE
Xuebei Wang, Jiandong Wu, Yi Yin, Qiaohua Wang, Xiang Luo
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

1B-11

Space charge and conduction character of PP/POE composites under high temperature
Dan Cao, Lv Zepeng, Liang Qilu, Wu Chenyu, Wu Kai, Cheng Yonghong
Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

1B-12

Insight into 525 kV HVDC cable system performance by means of cable peeling characterizations
Birender Singh1, E. H. Doedens1, M. Jarvid1, R. Guffond2
1Nexans Norway AS, Halden, Norway; 2Nexans France, Lyon, France

1B-13

Space charge deflection behavior under strong magnetic fields
Haoliang Liu, Ke Chen, Meng Xiao, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

1B-14

Effect of carbon black structure on charge accumulation at the interface between insulation andshielding for thermoplastic polyethylene cable
Xiangyang Peng1, Baiyuan Chang2, Xin Yu1, Nuo Xu2, Yinge Li1, Hong Zhang2
1Electric Power Research Institute of Guangdong Power Grid Co., Ltd, China.; 2State Key Laboratory of Electrical Insulation andPower Equipment, China

1B-15

Polarity reversal effect on space charge characteristics of double layer of natural ester oilimpregnated paper with different moisture contents
Hyungjin Yoon, George Chen
University of Southampton, United Kingdom

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1B-16

Influence of moisture absorption on space charge accumulation in LSR under high DC electric field
Chen Zhang1, Zepeng Lv1, Zihang Xu1, Kai Wu1, Peter Morshuis2, Aurore Claverie3
1Xi'an Jiaotong University, China; 2Solid Dielectric Solutions, Leiden, the Netherlands; 3Carros, France

1B-17

A Review on different deconvolution techniques on frequency domain for a PEA cell for HVDC cables
Alessio Di Fatta1, Antonino Imburgia1, Giuseppe Rizzo2, Ghulam Akbar1, Vincenzo Li Vigni2, Grazia
Berardi2, Marco Albertini2, Pietro Romano1, Roberto Candela2, Guido Ala1, Stefano Franchi Bononi2
1

University of Palermo, Italy; 2Prysmian Group S.p.A., Milan, Italy

1B-18

Electret charge stability and thermomechanical properties of polypropylene blends with ethylenemethyl acrylate copolymer
Anna Guliakova1,2, Arthur Henderyckx3,4, Nikolay Shishkin2, Bart Buffel3, Frederik Desplentere3, Dmitry
Rychkov1
1Technology Center Weissenburg, Deggendorf Institute of Technology, Richard-Stücklen-Strasse 3, Weissenburg, Germany;
2HerzenState Pedagogical University, Moika River Embankment 48, St. Petersburg, Russia; 3Research Group Propolis,
Department of Materials Engineering, KU Leuven Campus Bruges, Spoorwegstraat 12, Bruges, Belgium; 4Beaulieu International
Group, Kalkhoevestraat 16, Waregem, Belgium

1B-19

Hetero and homocharge in LDPE at low electric fields
Balaji Sriram, Nandini Gupta
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India

1B-20

A novel evaluation method of the effect of space charge in passivaton materials to IGBTs blocking
voltage
Hirotaka Muto, Atsushi Yamatake, Hiroki Shiota, Koki Kishimoto, Shuichi Kitamura
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan

1B-21

Interface charge characteristics of silicone elastomer/AlN double layer dielectric using in the power
module under DC voltage
Jinqiang Zhang, Xuebao Li, Zezhong Sun, Peng Sun, Zhibin Zhao
North China Electric Power University, China

1B-22

Transient current and space charge in gamma irradiated PTFE: Discussion on heterocharge formation
Sarah Mouaci1, Virginie Griseri2, Nadia Saidi-Amroun1, Gilbert Teyssedre2, Mohamed Saidi1
1University of Sciences and Technology Houari Boumediène (USTHB), Algeria; 2LAPLACE, Université de Toulouse, CNRS, INPT,UPS, Toulouse, France

Poster session 1C: Conduction, polarization and breakdown
Time: Monday 01 July 2024 – 04:30pm-06:30pm
Session Chair: Hiroaki Miyake
1C-01

Breakdown characteristics of insulating oil in uniform to non-uniform electric field under AC voltage
Shigeyoshi Yoshida1, Atsushi Yamatake1, Masahiro Kozako2, Masayuki Hikita2
1Mitsubishi Electric, Japan; 2Kyushu Institute of Technology, Fukuoka, Japan

1C-02

Influence of different step time and step voltage on the calculation of endurance coefficient inpolypropylene ac step-stress tests
Binjie Zhang1, Shuai Hou2, Yunpeng Zhan2, Yi Yin1, Yalin Wang1
1Department of Electrical Engineering, School of Electronic Information and Electrical Engineering, Shanghai Jiao Tong University,

Shanghai, China; 2Electric Power Research Institute, China Southern Power Grid, Guangzhou, China

1C-03

Effects of different diluents on dielectric property of epoxy resin based on molecular dynamics
Xiaoxiao Kong1, Chengyao Hou1, Xining Li2, Yun Chen1,2, Jinpeng Jiang2, Yifang Wang1, Chong Zhang1,
Boxue Du1
1Tianjin University, China; 2China Electric Power Research Institute, China

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Research on charge variation of discharges in pure nitrogen and its mixture with sulfur hexafluoride
Wei Wang, Xinyan Wang, Zhenyu Wu, Yao Qin, Yongpeng Meng, Zepeng Lv, Kai Wu
Xi'an Jiaotong University, China

1C-05

Analysis of the test results of glass transition pressure and conductivity of polypropylene under
different pressure conditions
Weizhuo Li1, Taixiang Luan1, Yewen Zhang2, Xuan Wang1
1Harbin university of science and technology, China; 2Tongji University, China

1C-06

Study on insulation relaxation current characteristics of transformer with different operating time
Haotian Shen, Jiandong Wu, Yi Yin, Qiaohua Wang, Xiang Luo
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, China

1C-07

On the dielectric relaxation characteristics of epoxy resins under different aging conditions
Chong Zhang1, Xiaoxiao Kong1, Qiang Fu2, Chengyao Hou1, Hangyu Mi1, Yifang Wang1, Boxue Du1
1Schoolof Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University, Tianjin, China; 2Electric Power Research Institute ofGuangdong Power Grid Co., Ltd., Guangzhou, China

1C-08

Improvement of high-temperature energy storage performance of PI with non-planar structures
Zhaoyu Ran, Li Meng, Yuhang Liu, Jun Hu, Jinliang He, Qi Li
Tsinghua University, China

1C-09

Improved energy storage performance of biaxially stretched polypropylene films based on molecular
semiconductor grafting
Zhaoyu Ran, Zhen Luo, Junluo Li, Li Meng, Yuhang Liu, Jun Hu, Jinliang He, Qi Li
Tsinghua University, China

1C-10

AC breakdown voltages of PEEK insulation used in subsea cable connections
Danny Alexander Guana Niquinga1, Qiang Liu1, Michael Jeschke2, Daniel Walton2
1University of Manchester, United Kingdom; 2Siemens Energy Limited, Ulverston, United Kingdom

1C-11

Effect of atmospheric air pressure and electrode curvature on air breakdown voltage & surface
flashover of solid dielectric with same clearance & creepage distances
Guillaume Belijar, Mohammed El Amine Slama, Mourad Jebli, Michaël Darques
French Institute of Technology IRT Saint Exupéry, France

1C-12

Constant voltage breakdown measurement of lapped insulation under cryogenic conditions
Luhan Zu1, Stéphane Holé1, Christian-Éric Bruzek2, Georg Gamper2, Umberto Melaccio2, Nicolas
Lallouet3
1ESPCI/SU/CNRS, France; 2ASG, Italy; 3NEXANS, France

1C-13

Evaluating rejuvenation effects on water-tree aged cables under diverse electric field induction using
PDC method
Xurui Zhang, Kai Zhou, Yaping Wu, Siyan Lin, Hao Yuan, Chengyu Liu
College of Electrical Engineering, Sichuan University, Chengdu, China

1C-14

Effect of low temperature on energy storage performance of polypropylene film
Ke Chen, Boxue Du, Haoliang Liu, Meng Xiao
School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin university, China

1C-15

Effect of low molecular weight part of LDPE on DC conductivity of XLPERui Sui, Zibin Liu, Nuo Xu, Jinghui Gao, Lisheng Zhong
State Key Laboratory of Electrical Insulation and Power Equipment, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China

1C-16

Numerical modeling of the DC breakdown of a sphere gap due to a weakly nonuniform electric field
Noorul Haque M1, Gowrishankar Shanmugam2, Jineeth Joseph3, Sunitha Karakkad1
1

National Institute of Technology Calicut, India; 2National Institute of Technology Puducherry, India; 3Independant Consultant

1C-17

Effect of thermal aging on the dielectric properties of polypropylene/elastomer cable insulation
Meng Zhang, Zhonglei Li, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin, China

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Dielectric and molecular structural properties of biaxially stretched polypropylene under DC/AC
mixed voltages
Yuhang Liu, Zhaoyu Ran, Junluo Li, Jinliang He, Qi Li
Tsinghua University, China

1C-19

Correlating crystallinity and electrical conductivity in gamma-irradiated PTFE
Ali Mezouar1, Nadia Saidi-Amroun1, Virginie Griseri2, Gilbert Teyssedre2, Mohamed Saidi1
1University of Sciences and Technology Houari Boumediène (USTHB), Algeria; 2LAPLACE, Université de Toulouse, CNRS, INPT,UPS, Toulouse, France

1C-20

Radiation aging effect on electrical properties of superconductive magnet wires
Simone Vincenzo Suraci1, Roland Piccin2, Javier Osuna2, Christian Scheuerlein2, Davide Fabiani1
1LIMES (Laboratory of Innovative Materials for Electrical Systems) – DEI University of Bologna, Bologna, Italy; 2Superconducting

Magnet Technologies - Technology Department – CERN, Switzerland

1C-21

Study on the effect of pressure on breakdown and electrode loss behavior of metallized
polypropylene films
Guohao Zhang, Hua Li, Jing Lan, Yudong Jiang, Fuchang Lin, Qin Zhang
Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China

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Tuesday 02 July 2024
Oral session 3 : Special session Aeronautics
Time: Tuesday 02 July 2024 – 8:15am - 10:00am
Session Chair: Emmanuel Odic
Session Chair: Andrea Cavallini
INVITED“Physical phenomena and challenges in electrical insulation for airborne applications”
Dr Jean Rivenc
Airbus SAS, France

3-1

Surface discharges inception & flashover of solid insulating materials with homogeneous andinhomogeneous electrical field for aeronautical applications
Somya Anand1,2, Solomon Berihu Araya1, Mohammed El Amine Slama2, Pierre Henrard2, Alain
Philippe1
1Souriau-Eaton, France; 2IRT Saint-Exupéry, French Institute of Technology

3-2Partial discharge inception voltage of pigtail samples with Type II insulation and sinusoidal vsswitched voltage
Torstein Aakre1, Espen Eberg1, Athanasios Mermigkas1, Astrid Røkke2
1SINTEF Energi AS, Norway; 2Rolls-Royce Electrical Norway AS, Norway

3-3

Effect of pressure on the electrical treeing and discharge characteristics of epoxy resin
Maria-Irina Oancea, Qinghua Han, Lujia Chen
University of Manchester, United Kingdom

Oral session 4 : Modelling
Time: Tuesday 02 July 2024 – 10:30am - 12:30pm
Session Chair: Masahiro Sato
Session Chair: Fulbert Baudoin
4-1

Evaluation of electric field in a DC model cable during superimposed impulse voltage tests
Anh Hoang1, Amirhossein Abbasi1, Ajith J. Thomas2, Mikael Unge2, Claire Pitois2
1

NKT HV Cables AB, R&D, SE-371 23 Karlskrona, Sweden; 2NKT HV Cables AB, Technology Consulting, Västerås, Sweden

4-2

A Study of negative differential mobility in low-density polyethylene based on Monte Carloanalysis with percolation
Ryotaro Ozaki1, Taiki Kanamitsu1, Akira Ohno2, Hiroaki Iino2, Kazunori Kadowaki1
1Ehime University, Japan; 2Tokyo Institute of Technology, Japan

4-3

About plasma-polymer interaction and treeing progression
Andrea Barbareschi Villa1, Giacomo Buccella1, Luca Barbieri1, Daniele Palladini1, Giovanni D'Avanzo1,
Roger Schurch2
1Ricerca Sul sistema Energetico, RSE, Milan, Italy; 2Universidad Tecnica Federico Santa Maria, Valparaiso, Chile

4-4

A Modular fractional-order circuit model for broadband impedance characterization of polymericinsulation systems
Xize Dai1, Andrea Cavallini2, Jian Hao3, Ruijin Liao3, Claus Leth Bak1, Huai Wang1
1Department of Energy, Aalborg University, Denmark; 2ARCES and DEI, University of Bologna, Italy; 3School of ElectricalEngineering, Chongqing University, Chongqing, China

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4-5

Breakdown process modeling of tri-post insulator subjected to electrical and mechanical loadings
in HVAC-GIL
Jianan Dong1, Boxue Du1, Hucheng Liang1, Zhijun Guo1, Boyuan Cui2, Yun Chen2
1Tianjin University, China; 2China Electric Power Research Institute, Beijing, China

4-6

Usage of Physics-Informed Neural Network to Extract Physical Parameters from High Voltage
Experiments
Olof Hjortstam1, Carl-Johan Björnson2, Felix Ågren2, Thomas Hammarström2, Yuriy V. Serdyuk2,
Christian Häger2
1Hitachi Energy Research, Sweden; 2Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden

Oral session 5 : Diagnostic methods
Time: Tuesday 02 July 2024 – 02:00pm - 04:00pm
Session Chair: Antonios Tzimas
Session Chair: Thierry Paillat
5-1

Mechanoluminescence of anhydride and imidazole cured epoxies under the combined effect ofthermal and cyclic mechanical stresses
Baptiste Robbiani, Jean-Louis Augé, Gilbert Teyssedre
Laplace, Université de Toulouse, CNRS, INPT, UPS, Toulouse, France

5-2

Effect of electric field profile changes on partial discharge phenomenon in a loaded HVDC cable
Pietro Romano1, Guido Ala1, Marco Albertini2, Ghulam Akbar1, Grazia Berardi2, Roberto Candela2,
Alessio Di Fatta1, Antonino Imburgia1, Vincenzo Li Vigni2, Giuseppe Rizzo2, Stefano Franchi Bononi2
1LEPRE HV Laboratory, Department of Engineering, University of Palermo, Palermo, Italy; 2Prysmian Group, Milan, Italy

5-3

Unveiling internal partial discharges in wiring and cable systems with novel testing method
Youcef Kemari, Guillaume Belijar, Cédric Abadie
IRT Antoine de Saint Exupéry, France

5-4

Studying the novel interaction of carbon dots with aged mineral oil through photoluminescenceemission
Abdellatif Rashed1,2, Mohsen Ghali3,4, Abdallah Rezk3, Diaa-Eldin Mansour2,5
1Laboratoire des Sciences de l’Ingénieur Appliquées à la Mécanique et au génie Electrique – Fédération IPRA, Université dePau et des Pays de l’Adour/E2S UPPA, Pau, France; 2Department of Electrical Power and Machines Engineering, Faculty ofEngineering, Tanta University, Tanta, Egypt; 3Physics Department, Institute of Basic and Applied Science, Egypt-Japan
University of Science and Technology, Alexandria, Egypt; 4Physics Department, Faculty of Science, Kafrelsheikh University,
Kafrelsheikh, Egypt; 5Department of Electrical Power Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Egypt-Japan University of Scienceand Technology, Alexandria, Egypt

5-5

Electric field distribution detection and surface insulation enhancement for GIS/GIL by flexible
smart surface coating insulators
Yuhuai Wang1, Songtao Liu2, Yufan Wang2, Renyong Zhao3, Hein Htet Aung1, Boxue Du1, Jin Li1
1Tianjin University, China; 2High Voltage Company, State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company, Tianjin, China; 3Zibo Power

Supply Company, State Grid Shandong Electric Power Company, Zibo, China

5-6

Identification of the defect type in epoxy resin using the differences in reflected THz wave
characteristics
Rieko Mizuuchi1, Yuji Hisazato1, Hiroaki Cho1, Yusuke Nakamura1, Yuichi Sumimoto1, Kunihiko Wada1,
Hiroki Mori2, Ryota Sekiya2
1Toshiba Infrastructure Systems & Solutions Corporation, Japan; 2Toshiba Corporation, Japan

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Poster session 2A: Theories and Models
Time: Tuesday 02 July 2024 – 04:30pm - 06:30pm
Session Chair: Thomas Andritsch
2A-01

Dielectric performance of sustainable fluids
Rongsheng Liu1, Maria Lundmark1, Lars Walfridsson1, Jonas Hedberg1, Dejan Vuković2, Jan Hajek2,
Miguel Cuesto2
1Hitachi Energy Research in Sweden; 2Hitachi Energy Transformers

2A-02

Preliminary characterization of dielectrics for insulated metal substrates (IMS) of power modules
Paolo Seri1, David Demian1, Andrea Reolon2, Andrea Cavallini1
1University of Bologna, Italy; 2Serigroup, Italy

2A-03

Experimental evaluation of the moisture effect on the dielectric properties of thermally upgraded
Kraft paper impregnated with mineral oil and natural ester
Ismael Antolin1, Cristina Méndez1, Cristian Olmo1, Félix Ortiz1, Pedro J. Quintanilla1, Diego F. García2
1Universidad de Cantabria, Spain; 2Universidad del Valle

2A-04

Analysis of the degradation of five esters and the effect of the cellulose on their properties
Cristina Méndez1, Büsra Oezdemir2, Peter Werle2, Cristian Olmo1, Pedro Quintanilla1, Alfredo Ortiz1
1

Universidad de Cantabria, Spain; 2Institute of Electric Power Systems, Division of High-Voltage and Asset Management Schering-Institute, Leibniz University Hannover, Germany

2A-05

Enhancing the piezoelectric properties of bacterial cellulose films by incorporation of ZnO
nanoparticles
Meng Xiao, Xiangyu Dong, Zhaochen Wang, Xiaodan Du, Zening Lu, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

2A-06

A Novel piezoelectric paper-based flexible nanogenerator composed of Rochelle salt nanoparticles
and bacterial cellulose
Meng Xiao, Xiangyu Dong, Yuyan Chen, Zhiyuan Zhang, Liangtian Zhang, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

2A-07

Effect of graft distribution on conductivity and breakdown strength of polypropylene film for power
capacitor
Meng Xiao, Xiaodan Du, Zhiyuan Zhang, Xiangyu Dong, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

2A-08

Enhanced dielectric properties of polypropylene film by multilayered structural design for power
capacitor
Meng Xiao, Zhiyuan Zhang, Yuyan Chen, Liangtian Zhang, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

2A-09

Performance enhancement of piezoelectric materials based on bacterial cellulose
Zhaochen Wang, Meng Xiao, Xiangyu Dong, Xiaodan Du, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

2A-10

Surface gradient modified basin insulator suppresses metal particle lifting and surface discharge
characteristics
Yuhuai Wang1, Songtao Liu2, Meiyang Zuo3, Jiwei Zhang3, Hein Htet Aung1, Jin Li1
1Tianjin University, China; 2High Voltage Company, State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company, Tianjin, China; 3Jinan Power Supply

Company, State Grid Shandong Electric Power Company, Jinan, China

2A-11

Suppression of metal particle and surface flashover by dielectric functionally graded spacers
Boxue Du1, Zhouyu Jin1, Hucheng Liang1, Jinpeng Jiang2
1Tianjin University, China; 2China Electric Power Research Institute, China

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Influence of thermal conductivity of multi-scale particles epoxy composites on high frequency
electrical insulation property
Yan-Hui Song, Zhi-min Dang
Tsinghua, China

2A-13

Significantly improving the energy storage performance of BOPP films based on the surface polymer
layer
Ke Chen, Boxue Du, Haoliang Liu, Meng Xiao
School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University, China

2A-14

Conductivity and breakdown strength of polybutene and its copolymer insulation varying with crystal
form
Zechao Yang, Zhonglei Li, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

2A-15

Enhanced dielectric properties of recycled PLA/BaTiO3 nanocomposites: Towards sustainablecapacitor applications
Keerati Meeporn1, Hayri Okcu2, Liam Johnston2, Gwenn Morvezen1, Benjamin Borgnic2, Sebastien
Flury1, David Muñoz-Rojas2, Vincent H. Mareau3, Alain Sylvestre1
1University Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP, G2Elab, Grenoble, France; 2University Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP,

LMGP, Grenoble, France; 3University Grenoble Alpes, CEA, CNRS, IRIG, SyMMES, Grenoble, France

2A-16

Conductivity and permittivity of CNT-epoxy nanocomposites with filler concentrations in theneighborhood of percolation threshold
Himanshu Gupta, Nandini Gupta
Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Kanpur, India

2A-17

Low-frequency dielectric analysis of promising lead-free dabcoH+A- ferroelectric materials for energy
applications
Gwenn Morvezen1,2, Nicolas Brefuel1, Daniel Bourgault2, Hervé Guillou2, Alain Sylvestre1
1

University Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP, G2Elab, Grenoble, France; 2University Grenoble Alpes, CNRS, Grenoble INP,
Institut Néel, Grenoble, France

2A-18

Comparison of high temperature dielectric properties between epoxy resins with alicyclic andbisphenol A
Keisuke Shinozaki1, Masayuki Hikita1, Masahiro Kozako1, Minoru Ueshima2
1

Kyusyu Institute of Technology, Japan; 2Daicel Corporation, Japan

2A-19

Enhancing high-temperature aeronautic cables with extruded Perfluoroalkoxy: Insights from partial
discharge and polarization current analysis
Youcef Kemari1, Laurent Moisset1,2, David Thomasse1,2, Pierre Henrard1,2
1IRT Antoine de Saint Exupéry, France; 2SAFRAN Electrical & Power (SEP)

2A-20

Screening of suitable random copolymer polypropylene blends for HVDC cable insulation
Minna Niittymäki1, Kari Lahti1, Ilkka Rytöluoto2, Eetta Saarimäki2, Mika Paajanen2, Bassel Diban3, Paolo
Seri3, Giovanni Mazzanti3, Maya Mourad4, Anais Leproux4, Rafal Anyszka5, Frederik Wurm5, Timo
Rheinberger5
1Tampere University, Finland; 2VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, Finland; 3University of Bologna, Italy; 4SuperGrid

Institute, France; 5University of Twente, Enschede, Netherlands

2A-21

Effect of elastomer blend on high temperature dielectric properties of polypropylene
Hana Kim1, Keisuke Shinozaki1, Masayuki Hikita1, Masahiro Kozako1, Seunggun Yu2
1Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan; 2Korea Electrotechnology Research Institute

2A-22

Epoxy-glass-mica layered composites with nanoparticle fillers incorporated by air-brush technique
Ondrej Musil, Petr Kadlec, Radek Polansky
University of West Bohemia, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Republic

2A-23

Electrical tree resistance enhancement of polypropylene based on heterogeneous structure
modulation
You Wu, Heyu Wang, Zhong Zheng, Zhonglei Li, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

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2A-24

Flashover improvement of AC-DC mixed voltages on HVDC-GIS spacer with functionally gradedmaterials
Jianan Dong1, Boxue Du1, Zehua Wang2, Hucheng Liang1, Hang Yao1
1Tianjin University, China; 2State Grid Tianjin Power Chengnan Power supply Branch, Tianjin, China

Poster session 2B: Diagnostics and experiments 1
Time: Tuesday 02 July 2024 – 04:30pm - 06:30pm
Session Chair: Veronika Gavrilenko
2B-01

A cable defect location and assessment method based on the Hilbert-enveloped reflection coefficient
Xingyu Zou, Haibao Mu, Renjie Wang, Ci Song, Kaixuan Fan, Ziqian Cheng, Guanjun Zhang
Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China

2B-02

A low-cost capacitive non-intrusive sensor for the detection, localization and identification of defects
in MVAC cables
Jérémie Cicéron, Pascal Rain, Cornel Ioana
Univ Grenoble Alpes, France

2B-03

Comparative analysis of partial discharge measurements for artificial defects under HVAC and HVDC
voltage stresses for cable insulating materials
Paolo Pieroni, Giacomo Ciotti, Andrea Caprara
Techimp - Doble Engineering, Italy

2B-04

A noncalibration partial discharge magnitude measurement method based on an embedded bushingsensorChunlin Hao, Tao Han, Boxue Du1, Jin He2
Tianjin University, China, 2State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Research Institute, Tianjin, China

2B-05

An improved algorithm of cable fault diagnosis considering signal attenuation compensation
Yan Jin1, Yuxiao Hu1, Chaoqun Shi1, Guanghua He2, Jinlong Qi2, Yang Xu1
1

State Key Laboratory of Electrical Insulation and Power Equipment, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi'an, China; 2Jiangsu Wuxi Power
Supply Company, State Grid Corporation of China, Wuxi, China

2B-06

Defect location and identification method for long-distance cable based on frequency modulated
continuous wave
Shurong Li, Ao Li, Binjiang Wang, Xiaoguang Zhu, Junbo Deng, Guanjun Zhang
Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

2B-07

Condition assessment of insulation systems through electric field mapping using electro-optic
sensors
Sneha Satish Hegde1,3, Gwenaël Gaborit2,3, Ayyoub Zouaghi1, Lionel Duvillaret3, Christian Vollaire1
1Univ Lyon, Ecole Centrale de Lyon, INSA Lyon Université Lyon 1, CNRS, Ampère, UMR5005, Ecully, France; 2IMEP-LAHC laboratory,

Université Savoie- Mont-Blanc, Le Bourget-du-Lac Cedex, France; 3Kapteos SAS, Bât. Cleanspace 354 voie Magellan, Z.A.
Alpespace, Sainte-Hélène- du-Lac, France

2B-08

Holistic reliability analysis strategy for high-voltage polymeric cable assets based on field-dependent
dynamic mechanisms
Xize Dai1,2, Jian Hao2, Ruijin Liao2, Claus Leth Bak1
1

Department of Energy, Aalborg University, Denmark; 2State Key Laboratory of Power Transmission Equipment Technology,
Chongqing University, China

2B-09

Identification of installation defects on MV cable systems through on field PD measurements
performed with the aid of NPF voltage source
Antonino Madonia, Giuseppe Rizzo
EOSS, Prysmian Group, Italy

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5th IEEE-DEIS International Conference on Dielectrics

Cable system setup for PD measuring systems tests and analysts´ training
Eduardo Arcones1, Fernando Álvarez1, Abderrahim Khamlichi1,2, Fernando Garnacho1, Ignacio Dopazo1
1

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain; 2LCOE-FFII, Spain

2B-11

Application of a reference method for the training and evaluation of PD analysts
Eduardo Arcones1, Fernando Álvarez1, Javier Ortego1,2, Fernando Garnacho1, María Sanz1
1Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain; 2Ampacimon, Spain

2B-12

Evaluation of data acquisition systems for dielectric frequency response measurements
Daniel Svensson1, Thomas Hammarström1, Xiangdong Xu1, Olof Hjortstam2, Yuriy Serdyuk1
1Chalmers University of Technology; Gothenburg, Sweden; 2Hitachi Energy Research, Västerås, Sweden

2B-13

Identification of defect type in an aged 22 kV cast resin transformer from phase-resolved PD patterns
Mizuki Miyagawa1, Yuanhang Yao1, Takumi Satake1, Hideaki Kawano1, Masayuki Hikita1, Masahiro
Kozako1, Yoshihiro Harada2, Katsutoshi Takei2, Masaru Ikeda2, Kazunori Miyazaki2, Kazuhiro Futakawa2
1Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan; 2TEPCO Power Grid, Inc., Tokyo, Japan

2B-14

A Micro-identification method of composite insulation sheds aging based on IC-FHA-YOLOv8 and
SEM images
Yuepeng Xin1, Yong Liu1, Guangming Feng2, Minxin Wang1, Yufeng Guo1, Jingyi Jiao3, Boxue Du1
1

Tianjin university, China; 2Suzhou Nuclear Power Research Institute Co., Ltd., China; 3North China Electric Power University, China

2B-15

An aging evaluation method of composite insulators based on deep learning and decision tree model
Yuepeng Xin1, Yong Liu1, Chao Li1, Xingwang Huang2, Qiran Li3, Boxue Du1
1

Tianjin university, China; 2State Grid Hebei Electric Power Research Institute, State Grid Hebei Electric Power Limited
Corporation, China; 3Tangshan Power Supply Company of State Grid Jibei Electric Power Company Limited, China

2B-16

Design of a flexible UHF antenna for PD detection in inverter-fed motors
Shijin Ma, Peng Wang, Chizhou Cheng, Wendong Huang
Sichuan university, China

2B-17

Cable defects location method based on M-sequence with broadband impedance spectroscopy
Yanqing Li, Wenhao Li, Yufei Yao, Qiang Li, Tao Han
Tianjin University, China

2B-18

Pulsed electrical aging tests of insulation systems and components for support of HV power supplies
designAlex Pokryvailo
Spellman High Voltage Electronics Corp., United States of America

2B-19

An optical measurement method for electrostatic sensing based on Fabry-Perot sensing system
Yufei Wang1, Jiawei Zhang1, Li Wang1, Lin Fu2, Xiaobin Wang2, Fouad Belhora3
1School of Electrical Engineering, Xi’an University of Technology, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China; 2State Grid Xinjiang Electric Power Co., Ltd.

Economic and Technical Research Institute Urumqi, Xinjiang, China; 3Laboratoire des Sciences de l'Ingénieur Pour l'Energie(LabSIPE), Ecole Nationale des Sciences Appliquées, El Jadida, Morocco

2B-20

New markers based on HF signals for series DC arc detection
Juan M. Martínez-Tarifa1, Gabriel Barroso-de-Maria2, Daniel Izquierdo2, Sergio Garcia-Alfayate2,
Guillermo Robles1
1Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, Spain; 2Airbus Defence and Space

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Poster session 2C: Materials and insulation systems 1
Time: Tuesday 02 July 2024 – 04:30pm - 06:30pm
Session Chair: Yu Gao
2C-01

Effect of silica content and surface chemistry on the dielectric performance of silicone rubber
Orestis Vryonis1, Thomas Andritsch1, Alun S Vaughan1, Peter Morshuis2, Aurore Claverie3
1

The Tony Davies High Voltage Laboratory, University of Southampton, Southampton, UK; 2Solid Dielectric Solutions, Leiden,
Netherlands; 3Single Buoy Moorings Inc, Marly, Switzerland

2C-02

Dielectric spectra of polyurethane casting resins for electrical engineering applications
Josef Pihera1, Pavel Prosr1, Petr Kadlec1, Petr Kvasnička1, Michal Klauber2, Radek Nejdl2
1University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic; 2Kabex a.s.

2C-03

Effect of mechanical stress on dielectric properties of epoxy resin
Wenjin Zhang1, Mi Xiao1, Zehua Wang2, Hucheng Liang1, Boxue Du11School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University, Tianjin China; 2State Grid Tianjin Power Chengnan Powersupply Branch, Tianjin, China

2C-04

Electrical tree growth characteristics of epoxy resin under combined effects of low temperature andmechanical stress
Qi Li1, Boxue Du1, Rundong Xue1, Pengxian Song2, Tiancheng Huang2, Longji Li2, Yifang Wang1, Xiaoxiao
Kong1, Liping Fan1, Yanjie Ren1
1

School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin university, China; 2State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company ElectricPower Research Institute, China

2C-05

Lifetime investigations on insulating materials for High Voltage DC airborne applications
Jean Rivenc1,2, Cecilien Thomas2, Samuel Pin2, Mourad Jebli2, Guillaume Belijar2, Jean-Charles
Laurentie3, Serge Agnel3, Jerome Castellon3, Frederic Forget1,2, Romain Magnan1, Lea Pommier1,
Bastien Neveux1,3, Emilie Fond4, Bastien Detilleul5, Florent Buttin4, Emmanuel Perez6, ChristianGeertsen6
1Airbus SAS, Toulouse, France; 2IRT Saint Exupéry, Toulouse, France; 3Institut d'Electronique et des Systèmes, University ofMontpellier / CNRS, Montpellier, France; 4Radiall, Voreppe, France; 5Radiall, Chateau-Renault, France; 6ITP Interpipe,
Louveciennes, France

2C-06

Effect of metal deactivator on breakdown and energy storage properties of polypropylene modified
by deashing method for film capacitors
Meng Xiao, Zhiyuan Zhang, Xiaodan Du, Liangtian Zhang, Xiangyu Dong, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

2C-07

Crystallization regulation of cross-linking polypropylene film for capacitors on high-temperature
dielectric property
Meng Xiao, Yuyan Chen, Xiangyu Dong, Boxue Du
School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University, China

2C-08

Effect of microstructure and stretching ratio on dielectric properties of polypropylene films for HVDC
capacitors
Meng Xiao, Xiaodan Du, Liangtian Zhang, Xiangyu Dong, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

2C-09

Effect of stretching temperature on the breakdown performance of long-chain branched
polypropylene films for HVDC capacitors
Meng Xiao, Xiaodan Du, Liangtian Zhang, Xiangyu Dong, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

2C-10

Effect of graft modification on electrical tree growth in PP/POE composite insulation cables
Yifan Yin, Zhonglei Li, Shuai Zhao, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

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Investigation on resistance to corona erosion of different epoxy-amine combinations
Ettore Fazio1, Mattia Ferraris1, Michael Loreti1, Marco Viola1, Angelo Croci2
1

ELANTAS Europe srl, Italy; 2ETW Consulting Sagl, Switzerland

2C-12

Cold behavior of dielectric esters
Fabio Scatiggio, Giorgio Campi, Letizia De Florentis
A&A Fratelli Parodi, Italy

2C-13

Effect of functional grafting on breakdown strength and DC conductivity of polypropylene blend
insulation
Shuai Zhao, Zhonglei Li, Yifan Yin, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

2C-14

Investigating the impact of grafted molecule types on frequency domain spectroscopy ofpolypropylene insulation
Shuai Zhao, Zhonglei Li, Yifan Yin, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

2C-15

Characterization of isotactic-polypropylene-based compounds for HVDC cable insulation
Bassel Diban1, Giovanni Mazzanti1, Paolo Seri1, Mika Paajanen2, Ilkka Rytöluoto2, Eetta Saarimäki2, Kari
Lahti3, Minna Niittymäki3, Maya Mourad4, Anais Leproux4, Rafal Anyszka5, Frederik Wurm5, Lorenzo
Palmieri5, Timo Rheinberger5
1University of Bologna, Italy; 2VTT research center, Finland; 3Tampere University, Finland; 4Supergrid institute, France; 5Universityof Twente, Netherland

2C-16

Ageing of aeronautical cables exposed to partial discharges: the effects of voltage frequency
Vladimir Ricardo Pineda Bonilla1,2, Riantsoa Rabemarolahy2, Françoise Foray2, Michael J. Kirkpatrick1,
Philippe Molinié1, Emmanuel Odic1
1Laboratoire de Génie Électrique et Électronique de Paris (GeePs -UMR8507 CNRS, Centrale Supélec, Université Paris-Saclay,

Sorbonne Université) Gif-sur-Yvette, France; 2Airbus Helicopters, Marignane, France

2C-17

Analyses of RTV composite coating under DC stress for high voltage outdoor insulation
Israr Ullah1, Urooj Shahzadi2, Muhammad Mehran Bashir3, Rahmat Ullah4, Sajid Iqbal1, M. Tariq Nazir5
1

Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology, Topi, Swabi, Pakistan;

2Institute of Chemical Sciences, University of Peshawar, Pakistan; 3Nawaz Sharif University of Engineering and Technology,

Multan, Pakistan; 4Advanced High Voltage Engineering Research Centre, Cardiff University, UK; 5School of Engineering, RMIT
University, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

2C-18

Electrical and morphological behavior of silicone rubber before and after accelerated thermal aging
El Hadi Belhiteche1, Sébastien Rondot2, Madjid Meziani3, Philippe Dony2, Mustapha Moudoud3, Omar
Jbara2
1

University of Msila, Algeria; 2Lab. MATIM Matériaux & Ingénierie Mécanique, Reims, France; 3Lab LATAGE, University of Tizi
Ouzou, Algeria

2C-19

Effect of LDPE molecular structures on the cross-linking and scorching characteristics of XLPE material
for high-voltage cable
Hongjian Liu1, Shihang Wang1, Luwei Du1, Jinfei Qu1, Jiaojian Liu2, Shengtao Li1
1Xi’an Jiaotong University, China; 2State Grid Shaanxi Electric Power Research Institute, China

2C-20

Performance enhancement of BNNS/NFC modified three-layer insulating paper
Xinnan Zhai1, Daning Zhang1, Xuan Li1, Jiongting Jiang2, Chao Li2, Wendong Li1, Haibao Mu1, Guanjun
Zhang1, Lulin Xu1
1State Key Laboratory of Electrical Insulation and Power Equipment, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China; 2State Grid Ningbo

Electric Power Supply Company, Ningbo, China

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Wednesday 03 July 2024
Oral session 6: Advanced and functional materials
Time: Wednesday 03 July 2024 – 8:15am - 10:00am
Session Chair: Roman Kochetov
Session Chair: Guillaume Belijar
6-1

Highly sensitive piezoelectric ceramic nanofibers for flexible transducers and advanced
applications
Leonardo Gasperini, Giacomo Selleri, Davide Fabiani
University of Bologna, Italy

6-2

Electric field regulation by surface functionally graded spacer under variable temperature
gradients
Hang Yao, Hucheng Liang, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

6-3

Insulating capacity of a sphere-plane electrode arrangement with thick dielectric coating undernegative lightning impulse voltage stress in synthetic air at high pressures
Patrick Gambeck1, Johannes Auer1, Myriam Koch2
1Professorship for High Voltage Engineering and Switchgear Technology, Technical University of Munich (TUM), Germany;2

High-Voltage Laboratories, Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany

6-4

Effect of stress relaxation on insulating properties of dielectric elastomers with different pre-strain
ratios
Li-Juan Yin1, Hui-Yi Hu1, Wen-Zhuo Dong1, Yu Zhao2, Zhi-Min Dang1
1

Department of Electrical Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China; 2School of Electrical Engineering, Zhengzhou
University, Zhengzhou, China

6-5

Electrical properties comparison: enamelled-extruded wires vs. conventional wires
Giovana Pereira dos Santos Lima1, Sonia Ait-Amar1, Gabriel Velu1, Philippe Frezel2
1Univ. Artois, UR 4025, Laboratoire Systèmes Electrotechniques et Environnement (LSEE), Béthune, France; 2Green Isolight

International, Labourse, France

Poster session Young Researcher Contest
Session 3A: Conduction, polarization, space charge and related effects
Time: Wednesday 03 July 2024 – 10:30am - 12:30pm
Session Chair: Davide Fabiani
3A-1

Study of the impact of a DC electric field on charge distribution at solid/liquid interface by acoustic
method.
Valentin Berry1, Paul Leblanc1, Stéphane Hole2, Thierry Paillat1
1Institut Pprime, Université de Poitiers, CNRS, ENSMA, Poitiers, France; 2Laboratoire de Physique et d’Etude des Matériaux,

Sorbonne Université, ESPCI Paris PSL Université, CNRS, France

3A-2

Average streamer channel field strength in pressurized synthetic air at lightning impulse voltage
stressMaximilian Millisterfer1, Konstantin Wagner1, Myriam Koch2
1Professorship of High Voltage Engineering and Switchgear Technology, Technical University of Munich, Germany; 2High

Voltage Laboratories, Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany

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5th IEEE-DEIS International Conference on Dielectrics

Ionic liquid grafted silicone fillers for high permittivity dielectric elastomers
Leo John Kershaw, Anne Ladegaard Skov
Technical University of Denmark, Denmark

3A-4

Effect of mechanical stress on interfacial charge of double-layer cross-linked polyethylene
Yao Qin, Zepeng Lv, Kai Wu
Xi'an Jiaotong University, China

3A-5

Charge transport in a filler-free silicone rubber: exploring non-linear mechanisms and the “liquidlike” anomaly
Igor Silva1,2, Pascal Rain2, Lou Lacquement1,2, François Gentils2
1G2Elab, France; 2Schneider Electric, France

3A-6

The trap and dielectric characteristics of polyimide nanofiber membranes at different
temperatures
Wenrui Li1, Guanjun Zhang1, Xiong Yang1, Yibo Dong2, Zhiliang Gao2, Na Feng2
1State Key Laboratory of Electrical Insulation and Power Equipment, Xi’an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China; 2Beijing Orient

Institute of Measurement and Test, Beijing, China

3A-7

Electric field distribution and evolution in ±500 kV submarine cable factory joint under steady andtransient voltages
Zhong Zheng, Zhonglei Li, Heyu Wang, You Wu, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

3A-8

A ternary co-polyimide for high-temperature capacitive energy storage
Manxi Li1, Yujie Zhu1,2, Jinliang He1, Qi Li1
1Department of Electrical Engineering, Tsinghua University, Beijing, China; 2Department of Materials Science and Engineering,

University of Wisconsin-Madison, Madison, USA

3A-9

Effect of insulation thickness on space charge and electric field distribution in ±500kV HVDC
extruded cables
You Wu, Zhong Zheng, Heyu Wang, Zhonglei Li, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

3A-10

Impact of semi-conductive layers on the DC conductivity of XLPE MVAC cables
Patrik Ratheiser, Uwe Schichler
Graz University of Technology, Austria

3A-11

Space charge accumulation and DC breakdown strength of epoxy nanocomposites
Motoshi Hirai1, Muneaki Kurimoto1, Tomohiro Kawashima2, Sunny Chaudhary3, Thomas Andritsch3
1Nagoya University, Japan; 2Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan; 3University of Southampton, United Kingdom

3A-12

Electronic transitions in biaxially oriented polypropylene accounting for photo-stimulated currents
Duvan Mendoza Lopez, Laurent Boudou, Laurent Berquez, Christian Laurent, Gilbert Teyssedre
LAPLACE, Université de Toulouse, CNRS, INPT, UPS, France

3A-13

Modulation of carrier injection and migration in polyethylene cable insulation based on core-shell
quantum dots composite
Heyu Wang, Zhonglei Li, You Wu, Zhong Zheng, Zechao Yang, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

3A-14

Fundamental analysis of interfacial signal in double-layer with different permittivity using PEA
methodYeongguk An, Hiroaki Miyake, Yasuhiro Tanaka
Tokyo City University, Japan

3A-15

Study of intermediate state of Ge-rich GeSbTe phase change memories by impedance spectroscopy
Adrien Delpoux1, Sijia Ran2, Alain Claverie2, Daniel Benoit3, Jérémie Grisolia1
1INSA Toulouse, France; 2CEMES, Toulouse, France; 3STMicroelectronics, Crolles, France

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Poster session Young Researcher Contest
Session 3B: Ageing, degradation and breakdown
Time: Wednesday 03 July 2024 – 10:30am - 12:30pm
Session Chair: Davide Fabiani
3B-1

Breakdown characteristics and electrical life evaluation of 500 kV EHVAC cable insulation at
different temperatures
Tianyin Zhang1, Yuantao Zhao2, Feng Xia1,2, Mingyue Liu2, Awais Muhammad1,2, Xiangrong Chen1
1College of Electrical Engineering, Zhejiang University, Hangzhou, China; 2Ningbo Orient Wires & Cables Co., Ltd., Ningbo, China

3B-2

Relation between chalking of HTV and decay-like aging of FRP in composite insulators
Yanan Peng, Wendong Li, Shiyin Zeng, Yuelin Liu, Xiaochang Hua, Xinyi Yan, Guanjun Zhang
Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

3B-3

Breakdown strength study of barium titanate ceramics for power electronics applications
Veronika Gavrilenko1, Paul-Etienne Vidal1,2, Thomas Kohler1, Romain Raisson1,2, Sophie GuillemetFritsch3, Pascal Dufour3, Laurent Pecastaing1
1Laboratoire des Sciences de l’Ingénieur Appliquées à la Mécanique et au génie Electrique – Fédération IPRA, Université dePau et des Pays de l’Adour/E2S UPPA, Pau, France; 2Université de Toulouse, INP-ENIT, Tarbes, France; 3CIRIMAT, Universitéde Toulouse, CNRS, France

3B-4

PDIV and AC breakdown behavior of magnet wire in different embedded media
Laureen Stahl, Büsra Özdemir, Javier Torres, Peter Werle
Leibniz University Hannover, Institute of Electric Power Systems, High Voltage Engineering and Asset Management, ScheringInstitute, Germany

3B-5

Characterization of polymeric components of a cable for applications in a radiation environment
Federica Bortoletto, Jose Gascon, Thomas Kramer, Marija Kranjcevic, Javier Riveiro Herrero, Berta
Ruiz-Palenzuela, Tobias Stadlbauer
CERN, Switzerland

3B-6

Thermal ageing of extrudable fluorinated polymer for aerospace application
Younnes Chikhoune1,2, Gilbert Teyssedre1, Laurent Berquez1, Philippe Collin2
1Laplace, University of Toulouse and CNRS, France; 2Beyond Aero

3B-7

Experimental study on dielectric behavior of silicone gel under long-term high temperature service
Xinnuo Guo1, Dazhi Su1, Fuping Zeng1, Rirong Chen1, Hengxin Zhong1, Qiang Yao2, Baojia Deng2, Ju
Tang1
1State Key Laboratory of Power Grid Environmental Protection, School of Electrical Engineering and Automation, Wuhan

University, China; 2State Grid Chongqing Electric Power Research Institute, China

3B-8

Scale change approach to assess thermo-oxidative degradation in NMN insulating paper
Adrien Rubio1,2, Sombel Diaham2, Nadine Lahoud Dignat2, Louiza Fetouhi3, Guillaume Belijar1, SamuelPin1, Zarel Valdez-Nava2, Mateusz Szczepanski3
1IRT Saint Exupéry, Toulouse, France; 2LAPLACE, University of Toulouse, CNRS, INPT, UPS, Toulouse, France; 3Nidec - Leroy

Somer, France

3B-9

Erosion of polymers by partial discharge at atmospheric pressure
Hugo Lagarrigue1,2, Antoine Belinger2, Nicolas Naudé2, Guillaume Belijar1, Mourad Jebli1
1IRT Saint Exupery, France; 2LAPLACE, Université de Toulouse, CNRS, INPT, UPS, Toulouse, France

3B-10

Dielectric breakdown of Alumina: Effect of mechanical and electrical prestress
Tara Niakan, Zarel Valdez-Nava, David MalecLAPLACE, Université de Toulouse, CNRS, INPT, UPS, Toulouse, France

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3B-11

Effects of water immersion on silicone rubber surface before and after exposure to precipitating
droplets in AC electric field
Karina Poluektova, Sergei Vasilkov
Saint Petersburg State University, Russian Federation

3B-12

Effect of cracks on the dielectric breakdown of polymers and ceramics
Raul Pech-Piste1,2, Francis Aviles1, Zarel Valdez-Nava2, David Malec2
1Centro de Investigación Científica de Yucatán, A.C., Unidad de Materiales, Mérida, Mexico; 2LAPLACE, Université de Toulouse,

CNRS, INPT, UPS, France

3B-13

Breakdown and partial discharge in dry air under non-uniform electric field for MVDC applications
Ayyoub Zouaghi1,2, Caterina Toigo1, Arel Rako1, Thanh Vu-Cong1, Frank Jacquier1, Alain Girodet1
1SuperGrid Institute, 23 rue Cyprian, Villeurbanne, France; 2Ecole Centrale de Lyon, INSA Lyon, Universite Claude Bernard Lyon

1, CNRS, Ampère, UMR5005, Ecully, France

3B-14

Study on the catalytic degradation of strong greenhouse gas SF6 using a two-dimensional metalorganic framework
Kexin Zhu1, Langlang Lv1, Guangzhi Chen1, Hua Jiang1, Xiangyu Wang1, Liangjun Dai2, Fuping Zeng1
1State Key Laboratory of Power Grid Environmental Protection, School of Electrical Engineering and Automation, Wuhan

University, Wuhan, China.; 2State Key Laboratory of Power Transmission Equipment & System Security and New Technology,
Chongqing University, Chongqing, China

3B-15

Influence of harmonic distortion on the breakdown voltage of a composite material for the use in
dry type transformers
Javier Torres, Kristin Homeier, Laureen Stahl, Peter Werle
Leibniz University of Hannover, Germany

3B-16

Failure analysis of silicone rubber in corrosive environment under AC operation
Guohui Pang1,2, Zhijin Zhang1, Steven Qi Li2,1, Xingliang Jiang1, Hanyu Zheng1
1

Xuefeng Mountain Energy Equipment Safety National Observation and Research Station, Chongqing University, Chongqing,
China; 2School of Engineering, The University of Manchester, Manchester, UK

Poster session Young Researcher Contest
Session 3C: Experimental techniques and models
Time: Wednesday 03 July 2024 – 10:30am -12:30pm
Session Chair: Davide Fabiani
3C-1

Charge transport model considering the presence of ions in an XLPE containing by-products
Assane Ndour1, Séverine Le Roy1, Gilbert Teyssedre1, Raphaël Guffond2, Julien Fernandez2
1

LAPLACE, Université de Toulouse, CNRS, INPT, UPS, Toulouse, France; 2Nexans France

3C-2

Dielectric model of polarization mechanisms in time domain field simulation including
temperature dependence
Manuel Eckert1,2, Josef Pihera1
1University of West Bohemia, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Research and Innovation Centre of Electrical Engineering (RICE),

Pilsen, Czech Republic; 2Haefely AG, Basel, Switzerland

3C-3

A novel electric field stress optimization method for high-voltage IGBT module based on AC
dielectrophoresis
Huanmin Yao1, Haibao Mu1, He Li1, Chengshan Liu2, Zhiyuan Qian2, Wendong Li1, Daning Zhang1,
Guanjun Zhang1
1Xi'an Jiaotong University, China; 2Aerospace System Engineering Shanghai, Shanghai, China

3C-4

Equivalent circuit modelling of the dielectric response of PA6/BaTiO3 nanocomposites withdifferent levels of absorbed moisture
Keyvan Rasti1,3, Sathyamoorthy Dhayalan1,3, Nikola Chalashkanov1, Nick Tucker1, Len Dissado2
1University of Lincoln, United Kingdom; 2University of Leicester, United Kingdom; 3DPI, the Netherlands

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5th IEEE-DEIS International Conference on Dielectrics

Numerical simulation of a transformer-based test platform
Pedro Jose Quintanilla1, Eugenio Sainz1, Ramazan Altay2, Agustin Santisteban1, Felix Ortiz1, Alfredo
Ortiz1
1University of Cantabria, Spain; 2BEST Transformer, Türkiye

3C-6

Simulation on tree growth under electrical and mechanical stresses
Hucheng Liang1, Bei Chu1, Zehua Wang2, Wenjin Zhang1, Yunqi Xing3, Boxue Du1
1

Tianjin University, China; 2State Grid Tianjin Power Chengnan Power Supply Branch, Tianjin, China; 3Hebei University ofTechnology, Tianjin, China

3C-7

A study towards machine learning prediction of thermal conductivity of polymers based onmolecular dynamics
Hiroto Yokoyama, Hajime Shimakawa, Akiko Kumada, Masahiro SatoThe University of Tokyo, Japan

3C-8

Generalizing numerical simulation results for droplet electrodeformation threshold under pulsed
DC voltage
Petr Kostin, Vladimir Chirkov
St. Petersburg State University, Russian Federation

3C-9

Trapping activated tautomerism of acetophenone in Polyethylene
Max Pierre1, Mikael Unge1,2, Claire Pitois2, Mikael S Hedenqvist1
1Department of Fibre and Polymer Technology, Polymeric Materials Division, School of Engineering Sciences in Chemistry,

Biotechnology and Health, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden; 2NKT HV Cables AB, Technology Consulting,
Sweden3C-10

Methodology for MD simulation and estimation of material properties of cross-linked epoxy resin
Pratyasha Das1, Sumit Basu2, Nandini Gupta1
1

Department of Electrical Engineering, IIT Kanpur, India; 2Department of Mechanical Engineering, IIT Kanpur, India

3C-11

Numerical analysis of the reasons for partial coalescence of uncharged water droplet and layer
under DC electric field
Grigorii Yagodin, Ilia Elagin, Vladimir Chirkov
Saint-Petersburg State University, Russian Federation

3C-12

Correlative calibration for space charge measurement in cables using PEA method
Xiaoxin Li1, Shosuke Morita2, Tomohiro Kawashima1, Yoshinobu Murakami1, Naohiro Hozumi1,3
1

Toyohashi University of Technology, Japan; 2Central Research Institute of Electric Power Industry, Japan; 3Hozumi
Measuremnet Lab, Japan

3C-13

A Portable, non-invasive and non-destructive technique for condition assessment of liquid
insulation
Rohith Sangineni1,2, Sisir Kumar Nayak1,3, Manu A Haddad2
1

School of Energy Science and Engineering, IIT Guwahati, Guwahati, India; 2Advanced High Voltage Engineering ResearchCentre, Cardiff University, Cardiff, United Kingdom; 3Department of Electronics and Electrical Engineering, IIT Guwahati,
Guwahati, India

3C-14

Separation and recognition of partial discharge signals from multiple sources using encoderdecoder based neural network
Kotaro Matsuyama, Yasutomo Otake
Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Japan

3C-15

Enhanced partial discharge evaluation through integrated RF and IEC measurements
Rahmat Ullah1, Alistair Reid1, Michail Michelarakis1, Kai Zhang1, Manu Haddad1, Matthew Barnett2,
Mini Nambiar2, Peter Taddei2
1

Cardiff University, United Kingdom; 2SSEN Transmission, United Kingdom

3C-16

Multi-point vibration monitoring of power transformer based on optical fiber sensing system
Sihan Wang, Xiaolong Zhang, Jing Hu, Hao Liu, Wei-qi Qin, Guo-ming Ma
State Key Laboratory of Alternate Electrical Power System with Renewable Energy Sources, North China Electric Power
University, Beijing, China

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5th IEEE-DEIS International Conference on Dielectrics

Electric field mapping by electro-optical probes in known geometries under high voltage
Fang Liu1, Erwin Lopez1, Andrew West1, Veeresh Ramnarine1, Ramy Afia1, Vidyadhar Peesapati1,
Sinisa Djurović1, Ian Cotton1, Khristopher Kabbabe1, Stephen Mbisike2, Damon Stewart2
1The University of Manchester, UK; 2National Grid, UK

3C-18

Simultaneous measurement of space charge distribution and partial discharge by PEA method
Kazuki Endo1, Kazuya Kondo1, Junpei Kobayashi1, Hiroaki Miyake1, Yasuhiro Tanaka1, Masahiro
Kozako2, Masayuki Hikita2
1

Tokyo City University, Japan; 2Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan

3C-19

Partial discharge waveform analysis using dynamic mode decomposition
Tomoka Tsuya1, Shinya Iwata1, Ryota Kitani1, Hiroaki Uehara2, Tatsuki Okamoto2, Tatsuo Takada3
1Osaka Research Institute of Industrial Science and Technology, Japan; 2Kanto Gakuin University; 3Tokyo City University

Poster session Young Researcher Contest
Session 3D: Advanced and functional materials, eco-friendly materials
Time: Wednesday 03 July 2024 – 10:30am -12:30pm
Session Chair: Davide Fabiani
3D-1

An Investigation into the influence of parylene surface modification on the characteristics ofcellulose insulating paper for eco-friendly fire-retardant transformers
Jian Zhou, Feipeng Wang, Jie Zhang, Shi Li, Ying Zhang, Bojun Li, Sichen Yan
State Key Laboratory of Power Transmission Equipment Technology, School of Electrical Engineering, Chongqing University,
China

3D-2

Study of injection and retention of charges in silica-based nanocomposite dielectrics: impact of sizeof silver nanoparticles
Sariette Nowa Tatchum, Christina Villeneuve-Faure, Laurent Boudou, Kremena Makasheva
LAPLACE, University of Toulouse, CNRS, UT3, INPT, Toulouse, France

3D-3

Performance evaluation of a next generation ester based dielectric for single-phase precision
immersion cooling
Beau Van Vaerenbergh, Marion Kerbrat, Pieter Struelens
Oleon, Belgium

3D-4

Effects of chemical grafting on the dielectric properties of aramid fiber reinforced epoxy
composites
Xiaoxiao Kong1, Chengyao Hou1, Jinpeng Jiang2, Yun Chen1,2, Yifang Wang1, Chong Zhang1, Jing Mu3,
Boxue Du1
1Tianjin University, China; 2China Electric Power Research Institute, China; 3State Grid Jibei Electric Power Company Limited

Management Training Center, China

3D-5

Research on the recycling of EP/Al2O3 and its insulation performance after reconstitution
Xin Zhao1, Guanjun Zhang1, Wendong Li1, Wang Guo1, Wenrui Li1, Hongbao Zong2
1School of electrical engineering, Xi'an jiaotong university, Xi'an; 2State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company, Tianjin, China

3D-6

Electric field-assisted preparation of anisotropic BNNw/SiR composites for thermal management
Zikui Shen1, Yanpeng Hao1, Meng Zhou2, Zhidong Jia2, Jun Wang3, Dongyuan Du1, Fengzhen Zhang3,
Wei Liang1
1South China University of Technology, China; 2Tsinghua University, China; 3China National Electric Apparatus ResearchInstitute Co., Ltd. China

3D-7

Effect of halloysite nanotubes on the properties of LLDPE/HNT composites for the cable industry
Jan Sipla1, Anna Vykydalová2, Petr Kadlec1, Radek Polanský1
1University of West Bohemia, Faculty of Electrical Engineering. Department of Materials and Technology, Pilsen, Czech

Republic; 2Slovak Academy of Sciences, Polymer Institute, Bratislava, Slovakia

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5th IEEE-DEIS International Conference on Dielectrics

Optimizing printing parameters on dielectric properties in additive manufacturing
Maik Kahn, Michael Kurrat
TU Braunschweig, Germany

3D-9

Dielectric and structural insight into an innovative self-healing copolymer
Daniel Haze1, Petr Kadlec1, Josef Pihera1, Radek Polansky1, Masayoshi Nishiura2,3, Zhaomin Hou2,3
1University of West Bohemia, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Department of Materials and Technology, Czech Republic;
2Advanced Catalysis Research Group, RIKEN Center for Sustainable Resource Science, Japan; 3Organometallic Chemistry

Laboratory, RIKEN Cluster for Pioneering Research, Japan

3D-10

Developing novel self-healable capacitor materials with improved thermostability
Neha Mulchandani1, William Greenbank2, Thomas Ebel2, Anne Ladegaard Skov1, Anders Egede
Daugaard1
1Technical University of Denmark, Denmark; 2University of Southern Denmark, Denmark

3D-11

Graded surface modification of electric vehicles motor insulating material by using plasma to tailor
surface charges
Shakeel Akram1, Inzamam Ul Haq1, Fang Zhi1, Peng Wang2
1Collegeof Electrical Engineering and Control Sciences, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing, China; 2College of ElectricalEngineering and Control Sciences, Nanjing Tech University, Nanjing, China

3D-12

Make it stick – Influence of hydrophobicity of nano silica functionalization on dispersion andbreakdown performance of BOPP nanocomposites
Siegfried Werner, Michael Kellner, Joachim Kaschta, Dirk W. SchubertFriedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany

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Thursday 04 July 2024
T. W. Dakin Award Lecture
Time: Thursday 04 July 2024 – 8:15am - 9:00am
Session Chair: Davide Fabiani“Attracted to dielectric materials research”
Pr Yoshimichi Ohki
Waseda University, Japan

Oral session 7: Nanodielectrics
Time: Thursday 04 July 2024 – 9:05am - 10:00am
Session Chair: Jérôme Castellon
Session Chair: Laurent Boudou
7-1

Impact of particle thermal treatment on dielectric properties of core-shell filled epoxy nanocomposites
Sunny Chaudhary, Orestis Vryonis, Thomas Andritsch
Tony Davies High Voltage Laboratory, Department of Electronics and Computer Science, University of Southampton,
Southampton, United Kingdom

7-2

Space charge characteristics of epoxy resin/carbon Quantum Dots nanocomposites
Daniele Mariani, Simone Vincenzo Suraci, Fabrizio Palmieri, Davide Fabiani
LIMES – Laboratory of Innovative Materials for Electrical Systems - Department of Electrical Engineering, University of Bologna,
Italy

7-3

Electrical characteristics and surface topography of elastomeric nanocomposites based on multiwalled carbon nanotubes and poly(dimethylsiloxane)
Iryna Sulym1,2, Konrad Terpiłowski3, Olena Goncharuk4, Nadine Lahoud Dignat1, Marie-Laure
Locatelli1, Zarel Valdez-Nava1
1LAPLACE, Université de Toulouse, CNRS, INPT, UPS, Toulouse, France; 2Chuiko Institute of Surface Chemistry, NASU, Ukraine;
3Maria Curie-Sklodowska University, Poland; 4Institute of Agrophysics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland

Poster session 4A: Ageing, degradation and failure
Time: Thursday 04 July 2024 – 10:30am - 12:30pm
Session Chair: Nikola Chalashkanov
4A-01

A study of ageing and gelling in natural ester oils
Ian L Hosier1, Thomas Andritsch1, Paul L Lewin1, Gordon Wilson2
1University of Southampton, United Kingdom; 2National Grid, United Kingdom

4A-02

Thermal fault assessment of high-voltage cable based on evolved gas analysis
Hao Yuan, Kai Zhou, Yuan Li, Jiamin Kong, Zerui Li
Sichuan University, China

4A-03

Increase in electrical resistance of rubber-containing epoxy resin by heat and radiation
Yoshimichi Ohki1, Naoshi Hirai1,2, Yasuhiro Tanaka2
1Waseda University, Japan; 2Tokyo City University, Japan

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5th IEEE-DEIS International Conference on Dielectrics

Effect of different coating materials on partial discharge characteristics and electrical tree of printed
circuit board
Jianhong Song1, Zepeng Lv1, Kai Wu1, Xiangheng Zeng1, Qixuan Wang1, Zengbiao Huang2, Qi Li3
1Xi'an Jiaotong University; 2SHENGYI Technology Co. Ltd; 3The University of Manchester, UK

4A-05

Effects of temperature gradients on breakdown of AC-GIL tri-post insulators
Boxue Du1, Zhijun Guo1, Hucheng Liang1, LC Hao2, DP Yuan2, YX Wang2
1Tianjin University, China; 2Pinggao Group Co., Ltd, Pingdingshan, China

4A-06

Effects of climatic aging on the performance of EPDM used in power cables insulation
Djaffar Bouguedad1, Dahmane Mouri1, Issouf Fofana3, Aomar Hadjadj2
1Laboratoire de Génie Electrique, Université Mouloud Mammeri, Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria; 2Matériaux & Ingénierie Mécanique,

Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne, France; 3Modelling and Diagnostic of Electrical Power Network Equipment
Laboratory, University of Quebec, Chicoutimi, Canada

4A-07

Monitoring aging of natural ester insulating fluid using supercritical fluid chromatography-mass
spectrometry (SFC-MS)
Prabaharan Thiruvengetam1, John G. Langley1, Julie Herniman1, Ian L Hosier2, Thomas Andritsch2, Paul
L. Lewin2, Gordon Wilson3, Richard C. D. Brown1
1School of Chemistry, University of Southampton, UK; 2Tony Davies High Voltage Laboratory, University of Southampton, UK;
3National Grid, Warwick Technology Park, Warwick, UK

4A-08

Effect of gamma-ray irradiation on dielectric properties of PP/Elastomer/TiO2 nanocomposite
Baixin Liu, Yu Gao, Chenyi Guo, Di Lu, Bosen Si, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

4A-09

Effect of gamma-ray irradiation on ageing of LDPE micro/nanocomposites estimated by DCIC method
Chenyi Guo, Yu Gao, Baixin Liu, Jing Li, Bosen Si, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

4A-10

Radiation resistance of PET and PEN as probed by luminescence and conductivity measurements
Nassiba Belkahla1, Gilbert Teyssedre2, Nadia Saidi-Amroun3, Virginie Griseri2, Mohamed Saidi3
1UMMTO University, Tizi-Ouzou, Algeria; 2LAPLACE, University of Toulouse and CNRS; 3USTHB University, Algiers, Algeria

4A-11

Lifetime evaluation of photovoltaic insulating backsheets based on elongation at break considering
the drop off rate
Kai Feng1, Jiawei Zhang1, Ping Wang2, Lin Fu3, Li Wang1, Rong Jia1, Fouad Belhora4, Bin Zhang5
1School of Electrical Engineering, Xi’an University of Technology, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China; 2Shenzhen Power Supply Planning Design

Institute Co., Ltd., Shenzhen, China; 3State Grid Xinjiang Electric Power Co., Ltd. Economic and Technical Research Institute
Urumqi, Xinjiang, China; 4Laboratoire des Sciences de l'Ingénieur pour l'Energie (LabSIPE), Ecole Nationale des Sciences
Appliquées, El Jadida, Morocco; 5School of Mechanical, Electrical and Information Engineering, Shandong University, Weihai,
China

4A-12

Aging characteristics of silicone rubber composite insulators based on space charge behavior
Yangruisi Li, Jiandong Wu, Yi Yin, Qiaohua Wang, Xiang Luo
Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

4A-13

Interfacial insulation degradation characteristics between epoxy resin and silicone rubber under
different interface pressures
Zekai Zhang1, Lanqian Yang2, Qi Li1, Pengxian Song3, Yang Yu3, Hucheng Liang1, Xiaoxiao Kong1, Boxue
Du1
1Tianjin University, China; 2Guangdong Power Grid Co., Ltd. Guangzhou Power Supply Bureau, China; 3State Grid Tianjin ElectricPower Research Institute, China

4A-14

A comparative study on thermal aging characteristics between silicone rubber and epoxy resin fordry-type transformer
Xiaoxiao Kong1, Chong Zhang1, Lidong Yan2, Mingyang Wang2, Hangyu Mi1, Chengyao Hou1, Boxue Du1
1School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University, Tianjin, China; 2State Grid Tianjin High Voltage Company,

Tianjin, China

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4A-15

Investigating effects of composite dielectric material components and temperature on breakdown
strength
Benjamin Adam Orton1, Nikola Chalashkanov2, Stephen Dodd2
1STFC ISIS, United Kingdom; 2University of Lincoln, UK

4A-16

Different oxygen diffusion patterns in XLPE under thermal oxidative aging
Nuo Xu, Yueting Liu, Yang Liu, Zixuan Wang, Lisheng Zhong
Xi'an Jiaotong University, China

4A-17

Effect of antioxidant on irradiation resistance of PP composites for nuclear cable insulation
Baixin Liu, Yu Gao, Di Lu, Chenyi Guo, Bosen Si, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

4A-18

Effect of functionalized organic antioxidants on electrical treeing degradation of XLPE insulation
Heyu Wang, Zhonglei Li, You Wu, Zhong Zheng, Yifan Yin, Shuai Zhao, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

4A-19

Effect of the bending radius on the breakdown strength of rectangular PAI/PEEK insulated winding
wire of electric motors
Zoltán Ádám Tamus, Richárd Cselkó
Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Hungary

4A-20

Aging characteristics and lifespan prediction of composite insulator SiR under multi-hazeenvironment in coastal area
Yuepeng Xin1, Yong Liu1, Minxin Wang1, Bohan Wang1, Xuejia Dong2, Zhen Yin3, Boxue Du1
1

Tianjin university, China; 2Shijiazhuang Power Supply Branch of State Grid Hebei Electric Power Limited Corporation, China;

3State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company High Voltage Company Branch, China

4A-21

Electrical tree characteristics of fiber/epoxy composites under repetitive impulse voltage
Lu Wang1, Boxue Du1, Yun Chen1,2, Yifang Wang1, Chengyao Hou1, Xiaoxiao Kong1
1Tianjin University, China; 2China Electric Power Research Institute, Beijing, China

4A-22

Electrical tree degradation characterization of epoxy resin under thermal and temperaturecomposite stresses based on photoelastic effectSiyuan Chen1, Htet Aung Hein1, Ying Zhang2, Renyong Zhao3, Yuhuai Wang1, Jin Li1
1Tianjin University, China; 2Skills Training Center of State Grid Jibei Electric Power Co., Ltd., Baoding, China; 3Zibo Power Supply

Company, State Grid Shandong Electric Power Company, Zibo, China

4A-23

Electrical treeing degradation characteristics of glass fibre reinforced epoxy composites undercompressive-tensile loads
Siyuan Chen1, Yun Chen2, Yuhuai Wang1, Renyong Zhao1, Yong Yang3, Boyuan Cui2, Fang Liu3, Wenqiang
Li3, Jin Li1
1School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University, Tianjin, China; 2China Electric Power Research Institute,

Haidian District, Beijing, China; 3Shandong Taikai Electrical Insulation Co., Ltd., Tai’an, China

4A-24

Initiation and growth characteristics of electrical trees at ultra-low frequency voltage
WenHao Li, Tao Han, Boxue Du, Youcong Huang, Zhiwei Fu
Tianjin university, China

Poster session 4B: Diagnostics and experiments 2
Time: Thursday 04 July 2024 – 10:30am - 12:30pm
Session Chair: Juan M. Martínez-Tarifa
4B-01

Typical defect study of HVAC power cable through distortion analysis of grounding current
Minxin Wang1, Yong Liu1, Guangming Feng2, Yuepeng Xin1, Bohan Wang1, Yufeng Guo1, Hao Wang3,
Qun Gao3, Boxue Du1
1School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University, China; 2Suzhou Nuclear Power Research Institute Co., Ltd.,

China; 3Chengnan District Power Supply Company of State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company, China

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5th IEEE-DEIS International Conference on Dielectrics

Detection and diagnosis of high voltage cable water-blocking buffer layer defect based on frequency
domain reflection method
Jingtao Huang1, Kai Zhou1, Qi Zhao2, Hao Yuan1
1Sichuan University, China; 2State grid Sichuan electric power company Leshan power supply company, Leshan, Sichuan Province,

China

4B-03

Research on transient voltage characteristics of EHV cable considering corrugated sheath structure
Junyao Li, Yuxiao Hu, Yan Jin, Yang Xu
State key laboratory of electrical insulation and power equipment, Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

4B-04

Research on partial discharge and self-healing characteristics for metallized film of capacitors
Meng Xiao, Liangtian Zhang, Zhiyuan Zhang, Yuyan Cheng, Zening Lu, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

4B-05

Study on partial discharge characteristics of dielectric films for metallized film capacitors
Meng Xiao, Liangtian Zhang, zhiyuan Zhang, Xiaodan Du, Xiangyu Dong, Boxue Du
Tianjin University, China

4B-06

Partial discharge recognition of medium voltage switchgear based on CatBoost model
Chunlin Hao, Jia Chu, Tao Han, Quanwei Hu
Tianjin University, China

4B-07

Research on transformer oil condition diagnosis technology based on multi-frequency ultrasonicdetection
Xiaochang Hua, Haibao Mu, Yanan Peng, Chenhui Zhou, Zekai Lai, Guanjun Zhang
Xi’an Jiaotong University, Shaanxi, China

4B-08

Research on typical faults of oil-impregnated paper bushing based on tanδ and capacitancemeasurement
Shihua Huang1, Liyun Ying1, Chao Su2, Jianming Feng1, Wei Liu1, Da Xie1
1Qingyuan Power Bureau of Guangdong Power Grid Corporation, Qingyuan, China; 2Yangshan Qingyuan Power Bureau of

Guangdong Power Grid Corporation, Qingyuan, China

4B-09

Partial discharge detection beyond the frequency ranges of IEC 60270
Asawin Rajakrom1, Chayapitch Cheechang1, Prechapol Laochu1, Phethai Nimsanong1, Peerawut
Yutthagowith2
1Metropolitan Electricity Authority; 2King Mongkut Insitute of Technology Ladkrabang

4B-10

Partial discharges at boundaries of oil-pressboard immersed in mixed insulating oils
Rohith Sangineni1,2, Thirumurugan Chandrasekaran3, Sisir Kumar Nayak1,4, Manu A Haddad2
1School of Energy Science and Engineering, IIT Guwahati, Guwahati, India; 2Advanced High Voltage Engineering Research Centre,

Cardiff University, Cardiff, United Kingdom; 3TIFAC CORE, Vellore Institute of Technology, Vellore, India; 4Department ofElectronics and Electrical Engineering, IIT Guwahati, Guwahati, India

4B-11

Correlation method to explore corona discharge dynamics under DC harmonic voltages
Kai Zhang, Alistair Reid, Michail Michelarakis, Rahmat Ullah, Manu Haddad
Cardiff University, United Kingdom

4B-12

PSO and SLPSO to improve the SVM with RBF kernel for the diagnosis of power transformer oil by
DGA
Youcef Benmahamed1, Omar Kherif2, Sofiane Chiheb3, Madjid Teguar1
1Ecole Nationale Polytechnique, El Harrach , Algiers, Algeria; 2Advanced High Voltage Research Centre, Cardiff University, Cardiff,UK; 3Ecole Nationale Superieure de Technologie et d’Ingénierie, Annaba, Algeria

4B-13

Research on characteristics of typical partial discharge pattern in GIS based on SiPM
Zihan Xu1, Lijun Zheng1, Ruixiang Liu1, Chuan Peng1, Zhijie Zhang1, Pengyue Gao1, Liang Liang2, Zhipeng
Lei1
1Taiyuan University of Technology, Taiyuan, China; 2Urumqi Power Company of State Grid Xinjiang Electric Power Co., Urumqi,

China

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4B-14

Partial discharges detection using an electromagnetic antenna: a new approach based on polyimideepoxy samples
Steven Coutin1,3, Veronika Gavrilenko1, Roman Leduc1, Bertrand Nogarede3, Jean-Marc Dienot1,2,
Robert Ruscassie1
1Laboratoire SIAME - Fédération IPRA, EA4581 - Université de Pau et des Pays de l’Adour/E2S UPPA, Pau, France; 2LABCEEM -Université Paul Sabatier-Toulouse III, Tarbes, France; 3NOVATEM SAS, Toulouse, France

4B-15

Measurement limitations in identifying partial discharges in turn-turn insulation of low-voltage
induction motorOndřej Šefl, Raphael Färber, Christian M. Franck
High Voltage Laboratory, ETH Zürich, Switzerland

4B-16

Effects of bending stress on the propagation of abnormally shaped electrical trees in PP
Guoning Sun, Boxue Du, Zhonglei Li
Tianjin university, China

4B-17

Inductive loop operation versus loop antenna for partial discharge detection
Sana Chouaibi1, Mohamed Hadj Said3, Antonino Imburgia2, Pietro Romano2, Sinda Kaziz2, Guido Ala2,
Mossaad Ben Ayed1, Denis Flandre4, Fares Tounsi4
1National Engineering School of Sousse (ENISo), Sousse University, Tunisia, Tunisia; 2L.E.PR.E. H.V. Laboratory, Department ofEngineering, University of Palermo, Italy; 3Center for Research in Microelectronics & Nanotechnology (CRMN), Sousse, Tunisia;
4SMALL Group, ICTEAM Institute, Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium

4B-18

Ageing assessment of submarine cables based on ultra-low frequency dielectric loss
WenHao Li, Tao Han, Boxue Du, Youcong Huang, Zhiwei Fu
Tianjin university, China

4B-19

Partial discharge inception and extinction voltages in motor coils for aerospace electric propulsion
Diego Machetti, Florian Schulz, Vitik Idrizi, Andreas Reeh
Rolls-Royce Deutschland, Germany

Poster session 4C: Materials and insulation systems 2
Time: Thursday 04 July 2024 – 10:30am - 12:30pm
Session Chair: Feihu Zheng
4C-01

Thermal characterization and time-dependent-dielectric breakdown study of polyimide thin film
capacitors
Marco Salina1, Rossella Chiara1, Francesco Guzzi1, Gabriele Scarpiello2, Dario Paci1, Donata Asnaghi1
1STMicroelectronics, Italy; 2Politecnico di Milano, Italy

4C-02

The homogenization effect of dielectric functionally graded materials on the electric field of
insulation defects
Hao Li, Yu-Cheng Zhang, Wen-Dong Li, Chao Wang, Jun-Bo Deng, Guan-Jun Zhang
State Key Laboratory of Electrical Insulation and Power Equipment, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xi’an, Shaanxi, China

4C-03

Influence of support insulators on the AC electrical strength of parallel-cylindrical conductors in liquid
nitrogen
André Schmid, Christof Humpert
TH Köln - University of Applied Sciences Cologne, Germany

4C-04

Numerical simulation of the electric field in HVDC GIL with application of surface conductivity
gradient material
Hendrik Hensel, Lucas Müller, Markus Clemens
University of Wuppertal, Germany

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4C-05

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Interaction of biaxial mechanical stress with electrical tree growth of epoxy resin
Wenjin Zhang1, Mi Xiao1, Zehua Wang2, Hucheng Liang1, Boxue Du11School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University, Tianjin, China; 2State Grid Tianjin Power Chengnan Powersupply Branch, Tianjin, China

4C-06

Improved dielectric performance of silicone rubber filled with graphene under gradient magnetic
field
Hangyu Mi1, Zekai Zhang1, Jingang Su2, Haoliang Liu1, Xingwang Huang2, Chong Zhang1, Xiaoxiao Kong1,
Boxue Du1
1School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University, China; 2Electric Power Research Institute of State Grid Hebei

Electric Power Supply Co. Ltd., Shijiazhuang, China

4C-07

Humidity impact on streamer inception parameters for turn-to-turn insulation in inverter-fed motors
Hadi Naderiallaf1, Yatai Ji2, Paolo Giangrande3, Michael Galea4, Michele Degano1, Christopher Gerada1
1University of Nottingham, United Kingdom; 2University of Nottingham Ningbo, Ningbo, China; 3University of Bergamo, Dalmine,

Italy; 4University of Malta, Msida, Malta

4C-08

Research on semi-conductive shielding materials for high-voltage cables based on compound resins
Shuai Hou1, Lei Jia1, Mingli Fu1, Wen He2, Yunpeng Zhan1, Baojun Hui1, Xiaoqiong Chen2, Dehong Quan2
1Electric Power Research Institute of China Southern Power Grid, Guangzhou, Guangdong Province, China; 2Dongguan Power

Supply Bureau of Guangdong Power Grid Co.Ltd., Dongguan, China

4C-09

Suppression of metal particle lifting under polarity reversal conditions by surface functionally gradedinsulators
Yuhuai Wang1, Songtao Liu2, Yufan Wang2, Renyong Zhao3, Hein Htet Aung1, Jin Li1
1Tianjin University, China; 2High Voltage Company, State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company, Tianjin, China; 3Zibo Power Supply

Company, State Grid Shandong Electric Power Company, Zibo, China

4C-10High Frequency dielectric properties and losses in partial discharge resistant rotating machine
insulation
Hilde Marie Tollefsrud Syvertsen, Espen Eberg
SINTEF Energy AS, Norway

4C-11

Study of insulation strength reduction induced by particle motion behavior under complex physicaleffects of GIS switching operation
Jian Wang1, Rakhmonov Ikromjon Usmonovich 2, Teng Zhang1
1North China Electric Power University, China, 2Tashkent State Technical University, Tashkent, Uzbekistan

4C-12

Evaluating lifespan of corona armor tape in form-wound rotating machines
Takumi Yasuda1, Takahiro Mabuchi1, Ryuji Ikeda2, Naoki Okajima2, Shinsuke Kikuta3, Takayuki Sakurai2,
Tetsushi Okamoto3
1Advanced Technology R&D Center, Mitsubishi Electric Corporation, Amagasaki, Japan; 2Rotating Machinery Systems Division,Toshiba Mitsubishi Electric Industrial Systems Corporation, Nagasaki, Japan; 3Rotating Machinery Systems Division, Toshiba
Mitsubishi Electric Industrial Systems Corporation, Yokohama, Japan

4C-13

Structuring HVDC cable joints using smoothly field grading materials
Thi Thu Nga Vu1, Gilbert Teyssedre2, Séverine Le Roy2
1

Electric Power University, Hanoi, Vietnam; 2Laplace, Université de Toulouse, CNRS, INPT, UPS, Toulouse, France

4C-14

Effect of antioxidant grafting on the dielectric properties of polypropylene insulation
Guoning Sun, Boxue Du, Zhonglei Li
Tianjin university, China

4C-15

Polymer composition and film morphology affecting polypropylene electret charge stability
Arthur Henderyckx1,2, Anna Guliakova3,4, Dmitry Rychkov4
1Research Group Propolis, Department of Materials Engineering, KU Leuven, Bruges, Belgium; 2Beaulieu International Group,

Kalkhoevestraat 16, Waregem, Belgium; 3Herzen State Pedagogical University, St. Petersburg, Russia; 4Technology Center
Weissenburg, Deggendorf Institute of Technology, Weissenburg, Germany

4C-16

Partial discharge measurement during interfacial tracking degradation under 50 Hz voltage excitation
Pablo Donoso-Daille1, Vidyadhar Peesapati1, Colin Smith2, Koen Tavernier2
1The University of Manchester, United Kingdom; 2IPEC Ltd, United Kingdom

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4C-17

Dependence of self-healing arc on metal vaporization contributions for metallized film capacitor
Jie Zhang1, Feipeng Wang1, Jian Zhou1, Yushuang He2, Guoqiang Du1
1

State Key Laboratory of Power Transmission Equipment Technology, School of Electrical Engineering, Chongqing University,
China; 2College of Electrical and Information Engineering, Changsha university of science and technology, Hunan, China

4C-18

Comparison of properties of high-temperature vulcanized silicone rubber between natural andartificial chalking
Shiyin Zeng, Wendong Li, Yanan Peng, Yuelin Liu, Xinyi Yan, Guanjun Zhang
Xi’an Jiaotong University, China

4C-19

Investigation of effect of nano-filler concentration on the life estimation of polyamide
nanocomposites
Sathyamoorthy Dhayalan1,3, Keyvan Rasti1,3, Nikola Chalashkanov1, Nick Tucker1, Len Dissado2
1University of Lincoln, United Kingdom; 2University of Leicester, United Kingdom; 3DPI, the Netherlands

4C-20

Response of polypropylene and its nanocomposite with synthetic nanoclay under electric field andtemperature
Huseyin Recai Hiziroglu, Alexander Michael Bothar
Kettering University, United States of America

Oral session 8: Ageing, degradation and breakdown
Time: Thursday 04 July 2024 – 02:00pm - 04:00pm
Session Chair: Pietro Romano
Session Chair: Nadine Lahoud Dignat
8-1

Effect of thermal aging on medium frequency breakdown of polyester films
Simone Vincenzo Suraci, Lucia Cardarelli, Paolo Seri, Andrea Cavallini
University of Bologna, Italy

8-2

Lifetime estimation of epoxy cast insulation under medium-frequency square voltage with ramp
breakdown tests
Xingyu Shang, Lei Pang, Qinhao Bu, Qiaogen Zhang
State Key Laboratory of Electrical Insulation and Power Equipment, Xi'an Jiaotong University, China

8-3

Thermal aging characteristics of epoxy resin: Chemical structure and dielectric property
Xiaoxiao Kong1, Chong Zhang1, Zhuoran Yang2, Hangyu Mi1, Chengyao Hou1, Qi Li1, Boxue Du11School of Electrical and Information Engineering, Tianjin University, Tianjin, China; 2State Grid Nanjing Electric Power Supply
Company, Nanjing, China

8-4

Study on breakdown of dielectric elastomer generators during energy harvesting process
Zihang Xu1, Zepeng Lv1, Chen Zhang1, Kai Wu1, Peter Morshuis2, Claverie Aurore3
1Xi'an Jiaotong University, China; 2Solid Dielectric Solutions, Leiden, the Netherlands; 3SBM Offshore, Carros, France

8-5

Effects of thermal properties on insulation breakdown behaviors of epoxy/Al2O3 composite withboron nitride doping
Yuhuai Wang1, Yufan Wang2, Meiyang Zuo3, Jiwei Zhang3, Songtao Liu2, Hein Htet Aung1, Jin Li1
1Tianjin University, China; 2High Voltage Company, State Grid Tianjin Electric Power Company, Tianjin, China; 3Jinan Power

Supply Company, State Grid Shandong Electric Power Company, Jinan, China

8-6

An engineering model for predicting probabilities of dielectric breakdown in gas-insulated systems
Sophie Spencer, Edgar EngelABB Schweiz AG, Switzerland56

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INDEX OF AUTHORS
AuthorAakre, Torstein
Abadie, Cédric
Abbasi, Amirhossein
Afia, Ramy
Agnel, SergeÅgren, Felix
Ait-Amar, Sonia
Akbar, Ghulam
Akram, Shakeel
Al Moussi, Tania
Ala, Guido
Albertini, Marco
Altay, RamazanÁlvarez, Fernando
An, Yeongguk
Anand, Somya
Andritsch, Thomas

Contribution ID

3-2
5-3
4-1, 1A-17
3C-17
2C-5
4-6
6-5
5-2, 1B-17
3D-11
1-2
4B-17, 5-2, 1B-17, 1A-18
5-2, 1B-17
3C-5
2B-10, 2B-11
3A-14
3-1
4A-1, 7-1, 2C-1, 4A-7, 3A11
Antolin, Ismael
2A-3
Anyszka, Rafal
2C-15, 2A-20
Araya, Solomon Berihu
3-1Arcones, Eduardo
2B-10, 2B-11
Asnaghi, Donata
4C-1
Atkins, Matthew
1A-10
Auer, Johannes
6-3Augé, Jean-Louis
5-1
Aung, Hein Htet
5-5, 8-5, 2A-10, 4C-9
Avenas, Yvan
1-6
Aviles, Francis
3B-12
Azzopardi, Stephane
1-6Bak, Claus Leth
2B-8, 4-4
Barbante, Paolo
1A-22
Barbareschi Villa, Andrea
4-3
Barbieri, Luca
4-3
Barnett, Matthew
3C-15
Barroso-de-Maria, Gabriel 2B-20
Bashir, Muhammad Mehran 2C-17
Basu, Sumit
3C-10
Beldjilali, Abdeslem
1A-16
Belhiteche, El Hadi
2C-18
Belhora, Fouad
4A-11, 2B-19
Belijar, Guillaume5-3, 2C-5, 3B-8, 3B-9, 1C11
Belinger, Antoine
3B-9
Belkahla, Nassiba
4A-10
Ben Ayed, Mossaad
4B-17
Benmahamed, Youcef
4B-12
Benoit, Daniel
3A-15
Berardi, Grazia
5-2, 1B-17

AuthorBerquez, Laurent
Berry, Valentin
Björnson, Carl-Johan
Borgnic, Benjamin
Bortoletto, Federica
Bothar, Alexander Michael
Boudou, Laurent
Bouguedad, Djaffar
Bourgault, Daniel
Brefuel, Nicolas
Brown, Richard C D
Bruzek, Christian-Éric
Bu, Qinhao
Buccella, Giacomo
Buffel, Bart
Buttin, FlorentCaliò, Giuseppe
Callender, George

Contribution ID
2-3, 3B-6, 3A-12
3A-1
4-6
2A-15
3B-5
4C-20
3D-2, 3A-12
4A-6
2A-17
2A-17
4A-7
1C-12
8-2
4-3
1B-18
2C-5
1A-22
1A-10

Campi, Giorgio
Candela, Roberto
Cao, Dan
Caprara, Andrea
Cardarelli, Lucia
Castellon, Jerome
Cavallini, Andrea
Chalashkanov, Nikola
Chandrasekaran,
Thirumurugan
Chang, Baiyuan
Chaudhary, Sunny
Cheechang, Chayapitch
Chen, Baoxing
Chen, George
Chen, Guangzhi
Chen, KeChen, Lujia
Chen, Rirong
Chen, Siyuan
Chen, Xiangrong
Chen, Xiaoqiong
Chen, Yun

2C-12
5-2, 1B-17, 1A-18
1B-11
2B-3
8-1
2C-5
8-1, 2A-2, 4-4
4C-19, 3C-4, 4A-15
4B-10

Chen, Yuyan
Cheng, Chizhou
Cheng, YonghongCheng, Yuyan
Cheng, Ziqian
Chenyu, Wu

1B-14
7-1, 3A-11
4B-9
1-2
1B-15, 1A-1
3B-14
1B-13, 1C-14, 2A-13
3-3
3B-7
4A-23, 4A-22
3B-1
4C-8
4-5, 3D-4, 1A-9, 1C-3, 4A23, 4A-21
2A-6, 2A-8, 1A-13, 2C-7
2B-16
1B-6
4B-4
2B-1
1B-11
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AuthorChiara, Rossella
Chiheb, Sofiane
Chikhoune, Younnes
Chirkov, VladimirCho, Hiroaki
Chouaibi, Sana
Chu, Bei
Chu, Jia
Cicéron, Jérémie
Ciotti, Giacomo
Claverie, Alain
Claverie, Aurore
Clemens, Markus
Collin, Philippe
Connor, Peter H.
Cooper, Timothy P.
Cotton, Ian
Coutin, Steven
Cristofolini, Andrea
Croci, Angelo
Cselkó, Richárd
Cuesto, MiguelCui, Boyuan
D'Avanzo, Giovanni
Dai, Liangjun
Dai, Xize
Dan, LinyangDang, Zhi-min
Darques, Michaël
Das, Pratyasha
Daugaard, Anders Egede
De Florentis, Letizia
Degano, Michele
Delpoux, Adrien
Demian, David
Deng, Baojia
Deng, Junbo
Desplentere, Frederik
Detilleul, Bastien
Dhayalan, Sathyamoorthy
Di Fatta, Alessio
Diaham, Sombel
Diban, Bassel
Dienot, Jean-Marc
Dissado, Len
Djurović, Sinisa
Dodd, Stephen
Doedens, Espen
Dong, Jianan
Dong, Wen-Zhuo

Contribution ID
4C-1
4B-12
3B-6
3C-8, 3C-11, 1A-23, 1A-24
5-6
4B-17
3C-6
1B-8, 4B-6
2B-2
2B-3
3A-15
8-4, 2C-1, 1B-16
4C-4
3B-6
1-5
1-5
3C-17
4B-14
1A-22
2C-11
4A-19
2A-1
4-5, 4A-23
4-3
3B-14
2B-8, 4-4
3D-1
2A-12, 6-4
1C-11
3C-10
3D-10
2C-12
4C-7
3A-15
2A-2
3B-7
4C-2, 2B-6
1B-18
2C-5
4C-19, 3C-4
5-2, 1B-17, 1A-18
1-2, 3B-8
2C-15, 2A-20
4B-14
4C-19, 3C-4
3C-17
4A-15
1B-12
4-5, 2A-24
6-4

AuthorDong, Xiangyu

Dong, Xuejia
Dong, Yibo
Donoso-Daille, Pablo
Dony, Philippe
Dopazo, Ignacio
Dorji, Chencho
Du, BoxueDu, Dongyuan
Du, Guoqiang
Du, Luwei
Du, Xiaodan
Dufour, Pascal
Duvillaret, Lionel
Ebel, Thomas
Eberg, Espen
Eckert, ManuelElagin, Ilia
Endo, Kazuki
Engel, Edgar
Esvan, Jérome
Fabiani, Davide
Fan, Kaixuan
Fan, Liping
Färber, Raphael
Fazio, Ettore
Felfel, Reda M.
Feng, Guangming
Feng, Jianming
Feng, Kai
Feng, Na
Fernandez, Julien
Ferraris, Mattia
Fetouhi, Louiza
Flandre, Denis

Contribution ID
2A-5, 2A-7, 2A-6, 2C-6,
1A-13, 2C-7, 2C-8, 2A-9,
2C-9, 4B-5
4A-20
3A-6
4C-16
2C-18
2B-10
1-6
4-5, 2A-24, 3D-4, 4A-5,
4C-5, 1A-5, 1A-6, 1A-7,
4A-8, 1B-3, 4A-9, 2C-4, 13, 4C-6, 1A-8, 1A-9, 1C-3,
4B-1, 2A-5, 2A-7, 2A-6,
2C-6, 4B-4, 1A-12, 3A-7,
1B-8, 1A-13, 2C-7, 2B-4,
2C-8, 2A-9, 4A-21, 2C-9,
2A-11, 3C-6, 6-2, 4A-13,
2C-10, 8-3, 4A-14, 1C-7,
4B-5, 4B-18, 4A-24, 1A-15,
1B-4, 4A-17, 2C-13, 2C-14,
2-2, 2A-23, 3A-9, 1B-5,
4C-14, 4B-16, 1C-14, 2A13, 1C-17, 2A-14, 4A-18,
3A-13, 2B-14, 4A-20, 2B15, 1B-13, 2A-8, 2C-3, 5-5
3D-6
4C-17
2C-19
2A-5, 2A-7, 2C-6, 2C-8,
2A-9, 2C-9, 4B-5
3B-3
2B-7
3D-10
4C-10, 3-2
3C-2
3C-11, 1A-24
3C-18
8-6
1-2
6-1, 7-2, 1C-20
2B-1
2C-4
4B-15
2C-11
1-5
4B-1, 2B-14
4B-8
4A-11
3A-6
3C-1
2C-11
3B-8
4B-17
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AuthorFlury, Sebastien
Fofana, Issouf
Fond, Emilie
Foray, Françoise
Forget, Frederic
Franchi Bononi, Stefano
Franck, Christian M
Frezel, Philippe
Fu, LinFu, Mingli
Fu, Qiang
Fu, Zhiwei
Fuse, Norikazu
Futakawa, Kazuhiro
Gaborit, Gwenaël
Galea, Michael
Gambeck, Patrick
Gamper, Georg
Gao, Jinghui
Gao, Lu
Gao, Pengyue
Gao, QunGao, Teng
Gao, Yu
Gao, ZhankangGao, Zhiliang
García, Diego F.
Garcia-Alfayate, Sergio
Garnacho, Fernando
Gascon, Jose
Gasperini, Leonardo
Gavrilenko, Veronika
Geertsen, ChristianGentils, François
Gerada, Christopher
Ghali, Mohsen
Giangrande, Paolo
Girelli, Giulio
Girodet, Alain
Goncharuk, Olena
Gong, Wenjie
Grant, David M.
Greenbank, William
Griseri, Virginie
Grisolia, Jérémie
Guana Niquinga, Danny
Alexander
Guffond, Raphaël
Guillemet-Fritsch, Sophie
Guillou, HervéContribution ID
2A-15
4A-6
2C-5
2C-16
2C-5
5-2, 1B-17
E.0. Foster M.L., 4B-15
6-5
4A-11, 2B-19
4C-8
1C-7
4B-18, 4A-24
1A-1, 2-5
2B-13
2B-7
4C-7
6-3
1C-12
1C-15
1B-7
4B-13
4B-1
1A-3
4A-8, 1B-3, 4A-9, 1A-15,
1B-4, 4A-17, 1B-5
1-3
3A-6
2A-3
2B-20
2B-10, 2B-11
3B-5
6-1
3B-3, 4B-14
2C-5
3A-5
4C-7, 1-5
5-4
4C-7
1A-10
3B-13
7-3
1A-4
1-5
3D-10
4A-10, 1C-19, 1B-22
3A-15
1C-10
3C-1, 1B-12
3B-3
2A-17

AuthorGuliakova, Anna
Guo, Chenyi
Guo, Kongying
Guo, Wang
Guo, Xinnuo
Guo, Yufeng
Guo, Zhijun
Gupta, Himanshu
Gupta, Nandini
Guzzi, Francesco
Haddad, Manu A
Hadj Said, Mohamed
Hadjadj, Aomar
Häger, ChristianHajek, Jan
Hammarström, ThomasHan, QinghuaHan, Tao
Hanna, Rachelle
Hao, Chunlin
Hao, Jian
Hao, LC
Hao, Yanpeng
Haque M, Noorul
Harada, Yoshihiro
Haze, DanielHe, Dongxin
He, Guanghua
He, Jin
He, Jinliang
He, Penglong
He, WenHe, Yushuang
Hedberg, Jonas
Hedenqvist, Mikael S
Hegde, Sneha Satish
Hein, Htet Aung
Henderyckx, Arthur
Henrard, Pierre
Hensel, Hendrik
Herniman, Julie
Hikita, Masayuki
Hirai, Motoshi
Hirai, Naoshi
Hisazato, Yuji
Hiziroglu, Huseyin Recai
Hjortstam, OlofContribution ID
4C-15, 1B-18
4A-8, 4A-9, 1B-4, 4A-17
1A-21
3D-5
3B-7
1A-5, 1A-6, 4B-1, 2B-14
4-5, 4A-5
2A-16
1B-19, 3C-10, 2A-16
4C-1
3C-15, 4B-11, 3C-13, 4B10
4B-17
4A-6
4-6
2A-1
4-6, 2B-12
3-3
2B-17, 1B-8, 4B-6, 2B-4,
4B-18, 4A-24
1-6
4B-6, 2B-4
2B-8, 4-4
4A-5
3D-6
1C-16
2B-13
3D-9
1A-3, 1A-4
2B-5
2B-4
2-1, 1C-8, 3A-8, 1C-9, 1C18
2-1
4C-8
4C-17
2A-1
3C-9
2-6, 2B-7
4A-22
4C-15, 1B-18
2A-19, 3-1
4C-4
4A-7
1C-1, 3C-18, 2A-21, 2A-18,
2B-13
3A-11
4A-3
5-6
4C-20
4-6, 2B-12
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AuthorHoang, AnhHolé, Stéphane
Homeier, Kristin
Hosier, Ian L
Hou, Chengyao
Hou, Shuai
Hou, Zhaomin
Hozumi, Naohiro
Hu, Hui-Yi
Hu, Jing
Hu, JunHu, Quanwei
Hu, RanHu, Yuxiao
Hua, Xiaochang
Huang, Jingtao
Huang, Pinhao
Huang, Shihua
Huang, TianchengHuang, Wendong
Huang, Xingwang
Huang, Youcong
Huang, Zengbiao
Hui, Baojun
Humpert, Christof
Idrizi, Vitik
Iino, Hiroaki
Ikeda, Masaru
Ikeda, Ryuji
Imburgia, Antonino
Ioana, Cornel
Iqbal, Sajid
Iwata, Shinya
Izquierdo, Daniel
Jacquier, FrankJarvid, Markus
Jbara, Omar
Jebli, Mourad
Jeschke, MichaelJi, Yatai
Jia, Lei
Jia, Rong
Jia, Zhidong
Jiang, Hua
Jiang, Jinpeng
Jiang, Jiongting
Jiang, Xingliang
Jiang, Yudong
Jiao, Jingyi
Jiao, Lixin

Contribution ID
4-1, 1A-17
3A-1, 1C-12, 2-6
3B-15
4A-1, 4A-7
3D-4, 1-3, 1A-9, 1C-3, 4A21, 8-3, 4A-14, 1C-7
1C-2, 4C-8
3D-9
2C-12, 1B-2, 2-5
6-4
3C-16
1C-8, 1C-9
4B-6
1A-21
4B-3, 2B-5
3B-2, 4B-7
4B-2
1A-15, 1B-5
4B-8
2C-4
2B-16
4C-6, 2B-15
4B-18, 4A-24
4A-4
4C-8
4C-3
4B-19
4-2
2B-13
4C-12
4B-17, 5-2, 1B-17, 1A-18
2B-2
2C-17
3C-19, 1A-11, 1A-14
2B-20
3B-13
1B-12
2C-18
2C-5, 3B-9, 1C-11
1C-10
4C-7
4C-8
4A-11
3D-6
3B-14
3D-4, 1A-9, 2A-11, 1C-3
2C-20
3B-16
1C-21, 1A-20
2B-14
1A-8

AuthorJin, Yan
Jin, Zhouyu
Johnston, Liam
Joseph, Jineeth
Kabbabe, Khristopher
Kadlec, Petr
Kadowaki, Kazunori
Kahn, Maik
Kai, Wu
Kanamitsu, Taiki
Karakkad, Sunitha
Kaschta, Joachim
Kawano, Hideaki
Kawashima, Tomohiro
Kaziz, Sinda
Kellner, Michael
Kemari, Youcef
Kerbrat, Marion
Kerfoot, James
Kershaw, Leo John
Khamlichi, Abderrahim
Khazaka, Rabih
Kherif, Omar
Kikuta, Shinsuke
Kim, Hana
Kirkpatrick, Michael J.
Kishimoto, Koki
Kitamura, Shuichi
Kitani, Ryota
Klauber, Michal
Kobayashi, Junpei
Kobayashi, Ryota
Koch, Myriam
Kohler, Thomas
Kondo, Kazuya
Kong, Jiamin
Kong, Xiaoxiao

Korolkov, Vladimir V.
Kostin, Petr
Kozako, Masahiro
Kramer, Thomas
Kranjcevic, Marija
Kuball, Martin
Kudrynskyi, Zakhar R.
Kumada, Akiko
Kurimoto, Muneaki
Kurrat, Michael
Kvasnička, Petr

Contribution ID
4B-3, 2B-5
2A-11
2A-15
1C-16
3C-17
2C-2, 3D-7, 3D-9, 2A-22
4-2
3D-8
1B-11
4-2
1C-16
3D-12
2B-13
2C-12, 3A-11
4B-17
3D-12
2A-19, 5-3
3D-3
1-5
3A-3
2B-10
1-6
4B-12
4C-12
2A-21
2C-16
1B-20
1B-20
3C-19, 1A-11, 1A-14
2C-2
3C-18
2-4
6-3, 3A-2
3B-3
3C-18
4A-2
3D-4, 2C-4, 1-3, 1A-9, 1C3, 4A-21, 4A-13, 8-3, 4A14, 1C-7, 4C-6, 1A-8
1-5
3C-8
1C-1, 2A-21, 2A-18, 2B-13,
3C-18
3B-5
3B-5
1-5
1-5
3C-7
3A-11
3D-8
2C-2
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AuthorLacquement, Lou
Ladegaard Skov, Anne
Lagarrigue, Hugo
Lahoud Dignat, Nadine
Lahti, Kari
Lai, Zekai
Lakshmanan, Ramji
Lallouet, Nicolas
Lambkin, PaulLan, Jing
Langley, John G
Laochu, Prechapol
Laurent, Christian
Laurentie, Jean-Charles
Le Roy, Séverine
Leblanc, Paul
Leduc, Roman
Lei, Zhipeng
Leproux, Anais
Lesaint, Olivier
Lewin, Paul L
Li, AoLi, Bojun
Li, Chao
Li, GuochangLi, Hao
Li, HeLi, Hua
Li, Jian
Li, Jin
Li, Jing
Li, Junluo
Li, Junyao
Li, Longji
Li, Manxi
Li, Qi
Li, Qi
Li, Qiang
Li, Qingquan
Li, Qiran
Li, Shengtao
Li, Shi
Li, Shuangying
Li, Shurong
Li, Steven Qi
Li, Weizhuo
Li, Wendong
Li, Wenhao
Li, Wenqiang

Contribution ID
3A-5
3A-3
3B-9
3B-8, 7-3
2C-15, 2A-20
4B-7
1-2
1C-12
1-2
1C-21
4A-7
4B-9
3A-12
2C-5, 2-6
3C-1, 4C-13
3A-1, 2-3
4B-14
4B-13
2C-15, 2A-20
1-6
4A-7, 1A-10, 4A-1
2B-6
3D-1
1A-7, 2C-20, 2B-15
1A-21
4C-2
3C-3
1-4, 1C-21, 1A-20
3D-1
5-5, 8-5, 2A-10, 4A-23,
4A-22, 4C-9
1B-4, 4A-9
1C-9, 1C-18
4B-3
2C-4, 1-3
3A-8
2C-4, 1-3, 4A-13, 8-3
1C-8, 3A-8, 1C-9, 1C-18
2B-17, 1B-8
1A-3, 1A-4
1A-5, 2B-15
2C-19
3D-1
1B-3, 1A-15, 1B-5
2B-6
4A-4, 1-1, 3B-16
1C-5
3C-3, 3B-2, 4C-18, 3D-5,
2C-20, 4C-2
2B-17, 4B-18, 4A-24
4A-23

AuthorLi, Wenrui
Li, Xiaowen
Li, Xiaoxin
Li, Xining
Li, XuanLi, Xuebao
Li, Yangruisi
Li, Yanqing
Li, Yinge
Li, YuanLi, Zerui
Li, Zhonglei

Li Vigni, Vincenzo
Liang, Hucheng

Liang, Liang
Liang, Wei
Liao, Ruijin
Lin, FuchangLin, Siyan
Liu, Baixin
Liu, Chengshan
Liu, Chengyu
Liu, Chunbo
Liu, Fang
Liu, Fang
Liu, Hao
Liu, Haoliang
Liu, Hongjian
Liu, Jiaojian
Liu, Mingyue
Liu, Peng
Liu, Qiang
Liu, RongshengLiu, Ruiqi
Liu, Ruixiang
Liu, Songtao
Liu, Wei
Liu, Yang
Liu, Yong
Liu, Yuelin
Liu, Yueting
Liu, Yuhang
Liu, Yuxin
Liu, Zibin
Locatelli, Marie-LaureContribution ID
3D-5, 3A-6
1A-6, 1A-7
2C-12
1C-3
2C-20
1B-21
4A-12
2B-17, 1B-8
1B-14
4A-2
4A-2
1A-12, 3A-7, 2C-10, 2C-13,
2C-14, 2-2, 2A-23, 3A-9,
4C-14, 4B-16, 1C-17, 2A14, 4A-18, 3A-13
5-2, 1B-17, 1A-18
4-5, 2A-24, 4A-5, 4C-5, 2C3, 1A-8, 2A-11, 3C-6, 6-2,
4A-13
4B-13
3D-6
2B-8, 4-4
1-4, 1C-21, 1A-20
1409
4A-8, 4A-9, 1B-4, 4A-17
3C-3
1409
1A-8
4A-23
3C-17
3C-16
4C-6, 1B-13, 1C-14, 2A-13
2C-19
2C-19
3B-1
1B-1
1C-10
2A-1
1-4
4B-13
5-5, 8-5, 2A-10, 4C-9
4B-8
4A-16
1A-5, 1A-6, 1A-7, 4B-1,
2B-14, 4A-20, 2B-15
3B-2, 4C-18
4A-16
1C-8, 1C-9, 1C-18
2-1
1C-15
7-3
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AuthorLopez, Erwin
Loreti, MichaelLu, Di
Lu, XuLu, Zening
Luan, Jingyao
Luan, Taixiang
Lundmark, Maria
Luo, Xiang
Luo, Yingting
Luo, Zhen
Lutsek, Vasilii
Lv, Langlang
Lv, Zepeng
Ma, Guo-ming
Ma, Shijin
Mabuchi, Takahiro
Machetti, Diego
Madonia, Antonino
Magnan, Romain
Makasheva, Kremena
Malec, David
Mansour, Diaa-Eldin
Mareau, Vincent H.
Mariani, Daniele
Martínez-Tarifa, Juan M.
Matsuyama, Kotaro
Mazzanti, Giovanni
Mbisike, Stephen
McDonald, Harry
Meeporn, Keerati
Melaccio, Umberto
Méndez, Cristina
Mendoza Lopez, Duvan
Meng, Li
Meng, Yongpeng
Mermigkas, Athanasios
Meziani, Madjid
Mezouar, Ali
Mi, Hangyu
Michelarakis, MichailMillisterfer, Maximilian
Miyagawa, Mizuki
Miyake, Hiroaki
Miyazaki, Kazunori
Mizuuchi, Rieko
Moisset, Laurent
Molinié, Philippe
Mori, Hiroki

Contribution ID
3C-17
2C-11
4A-8, 1B-3, 1A-15, 4A-17,
1B-5
1A-21
2A-5, 4B-4
1A-8
1C-5
2A-1
4A-12, 1C-6, 1B-10
1-3
1C-9
1A-24
3B-14
4A-4, 3A-4, 1C-4, 1B-6,
1B-7, 1B-16, 8-4
3C-16
2B-16
4C-12
4B-19
1A-18, 2B-9
2C-5
3D-2
3B-10, 3B-12
5-4
2A-15
7-2
2B-20
3C-14
2C-15, 2A-20
3C-17
1-1
2A-15
1C-12
2A-3, 2A-4
3A-12
1C-8, 1C-9
1C-4
3-2
2C-18
1C-19
4C-6, 8-3, 4A-14, 1C-7
3C-15, 4B-11
3A-2
2B-13
2-4, 3C-18, 3A-14
2B-13
5-6
2A-19
1A-2, 2C-16
5-6

AuthorMorita, Shosuke
Morshuis, Peter
Morvezen, Gwenn
Mouaci, Sarah
Moudoud, Mustapha
Mourad, Maya
Mouri, Dahmane
Mu, Haibao
Mu, Jing
Muhammad, Awais
Mulchandani, Neha
Müller, Lucas
Muñoz-Rojas, David
Murakami, Yoshinobu
Musil, Ondrej
Muto, Hirotaka
Naderiallaf, Hadi
Nakamura, Yusuke
Nambiar, Mini
Naudé, Nicolas
Nayak, Sisir Kumar
Naylor, Paul
Nazir, M. Tariq
Ndour, Assane
Nejdl, Radek
Neveux, Bastien
Niakan, Tara
Niittymäki, Minna
Nimsanong, Phethai
Nishiura, Masayoshi
Nogarede, Bertrand
Notingher, Petru
Nowa Tatchum, Sariette
O'Dalaigh, Cian
Oancea, Maria-Irina
Odic, EmmanuelOhki, YoshimichiOhno, Akira
Okajima, Naoki
Okamoto, Tatsuki
Okamoto, Tetsushi
Okcu, Hayri
Olmo, Cristian
Ortego, Javier
Ortiz, Alfredo
Ortiz, Félix
Orton, Benjamin Adam
Osuna, Javier
Otake, Yasutomo
Ozaki, Ryotaro

Contribution ID
2C-12, 2-5
2C-1, 1B-16, 8-4
2A-15, 2A-17
1B-22
2C-18
2C-15, 2A-20
4A-6
2B-1, 3C-3, 2C-20, 4B-7
3D-4
3B-1
3D-10
4C-4
2A-15
2C-12, 2-5
2A-22
1B-20
4C-7
5-6
3C-15
3B-9
3C-13, 4B-10
1A-10
2C-17
3C-1
2C-2
2C-5
3B-10
2C-15, 2A-20
4B-9
3D-9
4B-14
2-6
3D-2
1-2
3-3
2C-16
Dakin L., 4A-3
4-2
4C-12
3C-19, 1A-11
4C-12
2A-15
2A-3, 2A-4
2B-11
2A-4, 3C-5
2A-3, 3C-5
4A-15
1C-20
3C-14
4-2
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AuthorÖzdemir, Büsra
Paajanen, Mika
Paci, Dario
Paillat, Thierry
Palladini, Daniele
Palmieri, Fabrizio
Palmieri, Lorenzo
Pang, GuohuiPang, Lei
Pang, Xi
Pecastaing, Laurent
Pech-Piste, Raul
Peesapati, VidyadharPeng, Chuan
Peng, Jinyang
Peng, XiangyangPeng, Yanan
Peng, Zongren
Pereira dos Santos Lima,
Giovana
Perez, EmmanuelPhilippe, Alain
Piccin, Roland
Pieroni, Paolo
Pierotti, Giacomo
Pierre, Max
Pihera, Josef
Pin, Samuel
Pineda Bonilla, Vladimir
RicardoPitois, Claire
Pokryvailo, Alex
Polanský, Radek
Polansky, Radek
Poluektova, Karina
Pommier, Lea
Popoli, Arturo
Prosr, Pavel
Qi, Jinlong
Qian, Zhiyuan
Qilu, Liang
Qin, Wei-qi
Qin, Yao
Qu, Jinfei
Quan, Dehong
Quintanilla, Pedro Jose
Rabemarolahy, Riantsoa
Ragazzi, Fabio
Rain, Pascal
Raisson, Romain
Rajakrom, Asawin

Contribution ID
3B-4, 2A-4
2C-15, 2A-20
4C-1
3A-1, 2-3
4-3
7-2
2C-15
3B-16
8-2
1B-1
3B-3
3B-12
4C-16, 3C-17
4B-13
1B-6
1B-14
3B-2, 4C-18, 4B-7
1B-1
6-5

AuthorRako, Arel
Ramnarine, VeereshRan, Sijia
Ran, Zhaoyu
Rashed, Abdellatif
Rasti, Keyvan
Ratheiser, Patrik
Reeh, Andreas
Reid, Alistair
Ren, Yanjie
Reolon, Andrea
Rezk, Abdallah
Rheinberger, Timo
Riveiro Herrero, Javier
Rivenc, Jean
Rizzo, Giuseppe
Robbiani, Baptiste
Robles, Guillermo
Romano, Pietro

2C-5
3-1
1C-20
2B-3
1A-22
3C-9
3C-2, 2C-2, 3D-9
2C-5, 3B-8
2C-16

Rondot, Sébastien
Rowland, Simon M.
Røkke, Astrid
Rubio, Adrien
Ruiz-Palenzuela, Berta
Ruscassie, Robert
Rychkov, Dmitry
Rytöluoto, Ilkka
Rzempoluch, Joanna
Saarimäki, Eetta
Saidi, Mohamed
Saidi-Amroun, Nadia

4-1, 1A-17, 3C-9
2B-18
3D-7
3D-9, 2A-22
3B-11
2C-5
1A-22
2C-2
2B-5
3C-3
1B-11
3C-16
3A-4, 1C-4
2C-19
4C-8
2A-4, 2A-3, 3C-5
2C-16
1A-22
2B-2, 3A-5
3B-3
4B-9

Saifullin, Danil
Sainz, Eugenio
Sakurai, Takayuki
Salina, Marco
Sangineni, Rohith
Santisteban, Agustin
Sanz, María
Satake, Takumi
Sato, Kosuke
Sato, Masahiro
Scarpiello, Gabriele
Scatiggio, Fabio
Scheuerlein, Christian
Schichler, Uwe
Schmid, André
Schubert, Dirk W.
Schulz, Florian
Schurch, Roger

Contribution ID
3B-13
3C-17
3A-15
1C-8, 1C-9, 1C-18
5-4
4C-19, 3C-4
3A-10
4B-19
3C-15, 4B-11
2C-4
2A-2
5-4
2C-15, 2A-20
3B-5
2C-5
5-2, 1B-17, 1A-18 , 2B-9
5-1
2B-20
4B-17 , 5-2 , 1B-17, 1A18
2C-18
1-1
3-2
3B-8
3B-5
4B-14
4C-15, 1B-18
2C-15, 2A-20
1A-10
2C-15, 2A-20
4A-10, 1C-19, 1B-22
4A-10, 1A-16, 1C-19, 1B22
1A-23
3C-5
4C-12
4C-1
3C-13, 4B-10
3C-5
2B-11
2B-13
2-4
3C-7
4C-1
2C-12
1C-20
3A-10
4C-3
3D-12
4B-19
4-3
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AuthorŠefl, Ondřej
Sekiya, Ryota
Selleri, Giacomo
Serdyuk, Yuriy V.
Seri, Paolo
Shahzadi, Urooj
Shang, Xingyu
Shanmugam, Gowrishankar
Shen, Haotian
Shen, Zikui
Shi, Chaoqun
Shi, Kai
Shimakawa, Hajime
Shinozaki, Keisuke
Shiota, Hiroki
Shishkin, Nikolay
Si, Bosen
Silva, Igor
Singh, Birender
Sipla, Jan
Skov, Anne Ladegaard
Slama, Mohammed El
Amine
Smith, Colin
Song, Ci
Song, Jianhong
Song, PengxianSong, Yan-Hui
Spencer, Sophie
Sriram, Balaji
Stadlbauer, Tobias
Stahl, Laureen
Stainton, Richard
Stewart, Damon
Struelens, Pieter
Su, ChaoSu, Dazhi
Su, Jingang
Sui, Rui
Sulym, Iryna
Sumimoto, YuichiSun, Guoning
Sun, PengSun, Weixin
Sun, Zezhong
Suraci, Simone Vincenzo
Svensson, Daniel
Sylvestre, Alain
Syvertsen, Hilde Marie
Tollefsrud
Szczepanski, Mateusz

Contribution ID
4B-15
5-6
6-1
2B-12, 4-6
8-1, 2A-2, 2C-15, 2A-20
2C-17
8-2
1C-16
1C-6
3D-6
2B-5
1B-9
3C-7
2A-21, 2A-18
1B-20
1B-18
4A-8, 4A-9, 1B-4, 4A-17
3A-5
1B-12
3D-7
3D-10
1C-11, 3-1
4C-16
2B-1
4A-4
2C-4, 1-3, 4A-13
2A-12
8-6
1B-19
3B-5
3B-4, 3B-15
1A-10
3C-17
3D-3
4B-8
3B-7
4C-6
1C-15
7-3
5-6
4C-14, 4B-16
1B-21
1A-21
1B-21
8-1, 7-2, 1C-20
2B-12
2A-15, 2A-17
4C-10
3B-8

AuthorTaddei, Peter
Takada, Tatsuo
Takahashi, Toshihiro
Takei, Katsutoshi
Tamus, Zoltán ÁdámTanaka, YasuhiroTang, Ju
Tavernier, Koen
Teguar, Madjid
Terpiłowski, Konrad
Teyssedre, Gilbert

Contribution ID
3C-15
3C-19, 1A-11
2-5
2B-13
4A-19
4A-3, 2-4, 3C-18, 3A-14
3B-7
4C-16
4B-12
7-3
3C-1, 1A-3, 3B-6, 4A-10,
4C-13, 1C-19, 1B-22, 3A12, 5-1
Thiruvengetam, Prabaharan 4A-7
Thomas, Ajith John
4-1, 1A-17
Thomas, Cecilien
2C-5
Thomasse, David
2A-19
Tian, Jie
1A-21
Toigo, Caterina
3B-13
Torres, Javier
3B-4, 3B-15
Tounsi, Fares
4B-17
Tsuya, Tomoka
3C-19, 1A-11, 1A-14
Tucker, Nick
4C-19, 3C-4
Tzimas, Antonios
1-1
Uehara, Hiroaki
3C-19, 1A-11
Ueshima, Minoru
2A-18
Ul Haq, Inzamam
3D-11
Ullah, Israr
2C-17
Ullah, Rahmat
3C-15, 4B-11, 2C-17
Unge, Mikael
4-1, 1A-17, 3C-9
Usmonovich, Rakhmonov
4C-11
Ikromjon2
Valdez-Nava, Zarel
3B-8, 3B-10, 7-3, 3B-12
Van Vaerenbergh, Beau
3D-3
Vasilkov, Sergei
3B-11, 1A-23
Vaughan, Alun S
2C-1
Velu, Gabriel
6-5
Vidal, Paul-Etienne
3B-3Villeneuve-Faure, Christina 3D-2
Viola, Marco
2C-11
Vollaire, Christian
2B-7
Vryonis, Orestis
7-1, 2C-1
Vu, Thi Thu Nga
4C-13
Vu-Cong, Thanh
3B-13
Vuković, Dejan
2A-1
Vykydalová, Anna
3D-7
Wada, Kunihiko
5-6
Wadge, Matthew D.
1-5
Wagner, Konstantin
3A-2
Walfridsson, Lars
2A-1
Walton, Daniel
1C-10
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AuthorWang, Binjiang
Wang, Bohan
Wang, Chao
Wang, Feipeng
Wang, Hao
Wang, Haochen
Wang, Heyu
Wang, Huai
Wang, Jian
Wang, Jun
Wang, Li
Wang, Lu
Wang, MingyangWang, Minxin
Wang, PengWang, Ping
Wang, Qiaohua
Wang, Qixuan
Wang, Renjie
Wang, ShengkangWang, Shihang
Wang, Sihan
Wang, Wei
Wang, Wenqu
Wang, Xiangyu
Wang, Xiaobin
Wang, Xinyan
Wang, Xuan
Wang, Xuebei
Wang, Yalin
Wang, Yifang
Wang, Yufan
Wang, Yufei
Wang, Yuhuai
Wang, YX
Wang, Zehua
Wang, Zhaochen
Wang, Zhihui
Wang, Zixuan
Wei, Dingxin
Wei, Yanhui
Werle, Peter
Werner, SiegfriedWest, Andrew
Wilson, Gordon
Wu, Jiandong

Contribution ID
2B-6
1A-7, 4B-1, 4A-20
4C-2
3D-1, 4C-17
4B-1
1A-3, 1A-4
1A-12, 3A-7, 2A-23, 3A-9,
4A-18, 3A-13
4-4
4C-11
3D-6
4A-11, 2B-19
4A-21
4A-14
1A-5, 1A-7, 4B-1, 2B-14,
4A-20
3D-11, 2B-16
4A-11
4A-12, 1C-6, 1B-10
4A-4
2B-1
1-4
2C-19
3C-16
1C-4
1B-3
3B-14
2B-19
1C-4
1C-5
1B-10
1C-2
3D-4, 2C-4, 1A-9, 1C-3,
4A-21, 1C-7
5-5, 8-5, 4C-9
2B-19
5-5, 8-5, 2A-10, 4A-23,
4A-22, 4C-9
4A-5
2A-24, 4C-5, 2C-3, 3C-6
2A-5, 2A-9
1A-6
4A-16
1B-1
1A-21
3B-4, 2A-4, 3B-15
3D-12
3C-17
4A-1, 4A-7
1B-9, 4A-12, 1C-6, 1B-10

AuthorWu, KaiWu, Yaping
Wu, You
Wu, Zhenyu
Wurm, Frederik
Xia, Feng
Xiao, Meng

Xiao, Mi
Xie, Da
Xie, Zongliang
Xin, Yuepeng
Xing, Yunqi
Xu, Hao
Xu, Lulin
Xu, Nuo
Xu, Tianlei
Xu, Xiangdong
Xu, Yang
Xu, ZheXu, Zihan
Xu, Zihang
Xue, Rundong
Yagodin, Grigorii
Yamatake, Atsushi
Yan, Lidong
Yan, Sichen
Yan, Xinyi
Yang, Daiyong
Yang, Jiakun
Yang, LanqianYang, Xiong
Yang, Yong
Yang, Zechao
Yang, Zhuoran
Yao, Hang
Yao, Huanmin
Yao, Qiang
Yao, Yuanhang
Yao, Yufei
Yasuda, Takumi
Yin, Li-Juan
Yin, Yi
Yin, Yifan
Yin, Zhen

Contribution ID
4A-4, 3A-4, 1C-4, 1B-6,
1B-7, 1B-16, 8-4
1409
1A-12, 3A-7, 2A-23 , 3A-9,
4A-18, 3A-13
1C-4
2C-15, 2A-20
3B-1
2A-5, 2A-7, 2A-6, 2A-8,
2C-6, 4B-4, 1A-13, 2C-7,
2C-8, 2A-9, 2C-9, 4B-5, 1B13, 1C-14, 2A-13
4C-5, 2C-3
4B-8
1B-1
1A-5, 4B-1, 2B-14, 4A-20,
2B-15
3C-6
1B-7
2C-20
4A-16, 1B-14, 1C-15
1B-1
2B-12
4B-3, 2B-5
1A-4
4B-13
1B-16, 8-4
2C-4
3C-11
1C-1, 1B-20
4A-14
3D-1
3B-2, 4C-18
1A-8
1A-10
4A-13
3A-6
4A-23
2A-14, 3A-13
8-3
2A-24, 6-2
3C-3
3B-7
2B-13
2B-17
4C-12
6-4
1C-2, 1B-9, 4A-12, 1C-6,
1B-10
2C-10, 2C-13, 2C-14, 2-2,
4A-18
4A-20
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INDEX

AuthorYing, Liyun
Yokoyama, Hiroto
Yonghong, Cheng
Yoon, Hyungjin
Yoshida, Shigeyoshi
Yu, Seunggun
Yu, Xin
Yu, YangYuan, DP
Yuan, Hao
Yutthagowith, Peerawut
Zeng, Fuping
Zeng, Shiyin
Zeng, Xiangheng
Zepeng, Lv
Zhai, Xinnan
Zhan, Yiting
Zhan, Yunpeng
Zhang, Bin
Zhang, Binjie
Zhang, Bo
Zhang, Chen
Zhang, Chong
Zhang, Daning
Zhang, Fengzhen
Zhang, Guan-Jun

Zhang, Guohao
Zhang, Hong
Zhang, Jiaqian
Zhang, Jiawei
Zhang, Jie
Zhang, Jinqiang
Zhang, Jiwei
Zhang, Kai
Zhang, LiangtianZhang, Meng
Zhang, Qiaogen
Zhang, Qin
Zhang, Teng
Zhang, Tianyin
Zhang, Wenjin

Contribution ID
4B-8
3C-7
1B-11
1B-15
1C-1
2A-21
1B-14
4A-13
4A-5
4A-2, 4B-2, 1409
4B-9
3B-7, 3B-14
3B-2, 4C-18
4A-4
1B-11
2C-20
1A-19
1C-2, 4C-8
4A-11
1C-2
2-1
1B-16, 8-4
3D-4, 4C-6, 1A-9, 1C-3, 83, 4A-14, 1C-7
3C-3, 2C-20, 1A-21
3D-6
4C-2, 2B-1, 3C-3, 3B-2, 4C18, 3D-5, 2C-20, 3A-6, 4B7, 2B-6
1C-21, 1A-20
1B-14
1-3
4A-11, 2B-19
3D-1, 4C-17
1B-21
2A-10, 8-5
3C-15, 4B-11
2A-6, 2A-8, 2C-6, 4B-4,
2C-8, 2C-9, 4B-5
1C-17
8-2
1C-21
4C-11
3B-1
4C-5, 2C-3, 3C-6

AuthorZhang, Xiaolong
Zhang, Xurui
Zhang, Xuze
Zhang, Yewen
Zhang, Ying
Zhang, Ying
Zhang, Yucheng
Zhang, Zekai
Zhang, Zhe
Zhang, Zhijie
Zhang, Zhijin
Zhang, Zhiyuan
Zhao, Huicun
Zhao, Qi
Zhao, Renyong
Zhao, Shuai
Zhao, Xin
Zhao, Yu
Zhao, Yuantao
Zhao, Zhibin
Zheng, Feihu
Zheng, Hanyu
Zheng, Lijun
Zheng, Xiang
Zheng, Zhong
Zhi, Fang
Zhong, Hengxin
Zhong, LishengZhou, Chenhui
Zhou, Jian
Zhou, Kai
Zhou, Meng
Zhu, Kexin
Zhu, Wenbo
Zhu, Xiaoguang
Zhu, Yujie
Zong, Hongbao
Zou, Xingyu
Zouaghi, Ayyoub
Zu, LuhanZuo, Meiyang

Contribution ID
3C-16
1409
1B-6
1C-5, 1A-19
4A-22
3D-1
4C-2
4C-6, 1A-8, 4A-13
1A-4
4B-13
3B-16
2A-7, 2A-6, 2A-8, 2C-6,
4B-4, 4B-5
1B-3
4B-2
5-5, 4A-23, 4A-22, 4C-9
2C-10, 2C-13, 2C-14, 2-2,
4A-18
3D-5
6-4
3B-1
1B-21
1A-19
3B-16
4B-13
1-5
1A-12, 3A-7, 2A-23, 3A-9,
4A-18, 3A-13
3D-11
3B-7
4A-16, 1C-15
4B-7
3D-1, 4C-17
4A-2, 4B-2, 1409
3D-6
3B-14
1-3
2B-6
3A-8
3D-5
2B-1
2B-7, 3B-13
1C-12
8-5, 2A-10

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