Partial discharge refers to a discharge that does not completely bridge the space between the conductors causing it.It occurs in power systems insulation that is inhomogeneous in dielectric constant due, for example, to voids or cracks in solid insulation and gas bubbles or particulate contaminants in oil insulation.
Good definition of PD. Perhaps you're looking for papers on PD. You can search our researchgate for a start. I believe it has a lot to offer.
Here you are, Check out the link provided below. Good Luck;
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I strongly recommend papers by Steven Boggs for paper in the physics and basic understanding of PD.
Partial Discharge is highly nonlinear and complex phenomena , The best option is to start reading from the basics of "electric discharge"
This is a good paper: https://ieeexplore-ieee-org.usm.idm.oclc.org/stamp/stamp.jsp?tp=&arnumber=1194102
In addition, the paper deals with the problems that exist regarding the effect of noise on measurement.
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