ppt课件-impactof fast- front overvoltage transientson electrical oil（impactof迅速前过电压transientson电油）.pptVIP

In both case studies, the focus of the laboratory investigations has been the oil-paper insulations system, since it is very extensively used in a wide range of voltage classes from HV to UHV. * As the equipment use continues, in time, pockets of space charges develop in the insulation systems. These space charge discontinuities play a very major role in the aging and failure modes of the apparatus and equipment. * Several factors, including the quality of materials, the sample preparation, the applied voltage magnitude and waveform and the number of fast-front pulses and the intervals between the impulses are just a few factors that would impact the aging phenomena is the field. * There are some overall impacts of fast-front repetitive applications on power apparatus and devices. For example, the breakdown electrical strength reduces as the risetime gets shorter. * Both the European results and the Canadian results confirm this, albeit that the voltage magnitudes and the context of the operation of the specific equipment are quite different * In another aspect these are different since the power system operating voltages are vastly different, in the case of European investigation and the Canadian one. * Increasing the number of impulse applications at higher system operating voltage does reduce the safe impulse electric field magnitudes * The results for the power electronics application may also indicate: longer term aging is present in lower system voltage applications. * The breakdown phenomena have to be studied in order to understand the deeper physical/chemical processes that may be determining the deleterious impact on insulation ageing and useful lifetime of composite oil-impregnated paper/cellulose insulation systems. * Current work may provide a better understanding of the failure modes of the complex composite insulation systems. * It is evident from the accumulated results of laboratory studies and the industrys manufacturing, testing and field expe