Study on Surface Electric Field Simulation of High Voltage Transmission Line Assembly

For the studies in the field of high voltage power transmission, this paper has adopted the method of finite element node potential, and put forward two kinds of high pressure sensor-fixture modeling scheme for the sensor-fixture of the high voltage side, the simulation analysis shows that the sensor-fixture surface should be smooth, and should not appear the conclusion of edges and corners. While through establishing the four clamps assembly optimized model, and simulates the strain gages, fixtures and conductor surface field strength and electric field distribution in the model as a whole in turn, this paper Finally got the optimal size of fixture structure and assembly of each part reasonable location layout.

Study on Intermittent Discharge Characteristics of Typical Solid Insulation Defects in Gas Insulated Switchgear

In response to the problem of frequent leakage and false alarm of partial discharge insulation defects in GIS,this paper conducts experimental research on intermittent discharge characteristics of common solid insulation defects in GIS.Using true GIS to build amulti-source testing platform for intermittent discharge of solid insulation defects,and using pulse current method,ultra-high frequency method,ultrasonic method,and gas characteristic component detectionmethod to study the variation law of intermittent discharge characteristics of solid insulation defects.The results showthat:the intermittent discharge state of metal fouling defects on the solid insulation surface decreases with the extension of the discharge time,the discharge time interval as a whole shows an increasing trend,and the metal fouling defects on the solid insulation surface in the intermittent discharge state is difficult to develop into a breakdown discharge fault.The overall discharge amount of air gap defects inside solid insulation also shows the law of increasing first and then decreasing,and the discharge amount of air gap defects inside solid insulation stays at a large level for a long time during intermittent discharge,and there is a risk of breakdown,and the discharge will gradually evolve into continuous discharge;ultrasonic method and characteristic component detection method cannot realize the effective perception of intermittent discharge of metal fouling.The 50-period mapping information commonly used in the power field cannot reflect the intermittent discharge variation law of solid insulation,and the 200-period UHF mapping composed of four groups of 50-period UHF mapping data can initially derive the intermittent discharge distribution law of solid insulation defects.The research results of this paper are of great significance to expand the knowledge of intermittent discharge characteristics and the detection of GIS discharge defects in the field.

External UHF Sensor for GIS PD Insulation Defect from Resin Hole

In view of the effective perception demand of PD(Partial Discharge)insulation defect of in-service GIS(Gas Insulated Switchgear),the external UHF(Ultra High Frequency,0.3−3 GHz)sensing technology for GIS PD insulation defect fromresin hole is studied in this paper.Firstly,rectangular waveguide theory is used to analyze the electromagnetic wave propagation characteristics from rectangular resin hole in GIS disc insulator.It is found that the energy of leaked electromagnetic wave mainly concentrates in the frequency band above 1 GHz.Then based on this frequency band characteristics,a cavity-backed bowtie sensor for GIS PD external detection is designed optimized by HFSS finite element software,in band of 1–3 GHz,its maximum VSWR is 7,the minimum is 1.1,the average is 2.9,and in band of 0.3–1 GHz,the maximum and minimum VSWR is 42.8 and 7,the average is 20.6.Finally,a sensor prototype is made,its sensitivity experiment is carried out on 220 kV GIS,experimental results show that the designed sensor can stably detect the PD electromagnetic wave signal leaked fromthe resin hole,and the signal energy in frequency band range is consistent with the theoretical analysis results.