Space Charge Measurement Under DC and DC Periodic Waveform

P. Romano, A. Imburgia, R. Candela
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In High Voltage systems, Partial Discharges (PDs) monitoring are one of the main diagnostic instrument to evaluate the reliability of the apparatus. Under Alternating Current (AC) stress, PDs detection and recognition techniques are well consolidated. On the contrary, the monitoring of PDs under Direct Current (DC) stress is difficult due to complexities related to the nature of the phenomenon, which cause the beginning of PDs events in proximity of the dielectric breakdown. This problem has been partially overcome by using a continuous Periodic waveform (DCP) with positive average value, as described in a recent published work. Under DC stress, another degradation factor is the Space Charge accumulation phenomenon. Considering that the latter phenomenon is widely influenced on the applied voltage, the aim of the proposed work was to confirm that the effect of this new DCP waveform is the same of that generated by a constant DC stress, from the space charge accumulation phenomenon point of view. The experimental tests have been performed by using the Pulsed Electro-Acoustic (PEA) method and the comparison between the charge profiles obtained by stressing the specimen with both the DC and DCP waveforms has been carried out.
直流和直流周期波形下的空间电荷测量
在高压系统中,局部放电监测是评估设备可靠性的主要诊断手段之一。在交流(AC)应力下,脉冲放电的检测和识别技术得到了很好的巩固。相反,由于直流(DC)应力现象的复杂性,导致直流(DC)应力下的PDs事件开始于介电击穿附近,因此很难对其进行监测。正如最近发表的一篇文章所描述的那样,使用具有正平均值的连续周期波形(DCP)已经部分克服了这个问题。在直流应力下,另一个退化因素是空间电荷积累现象。考虑到后一种现象对外加电压的影响很大,从空间电荷积累现象的角度来看,本文的目的是确认这种新的DCP波形的效果与恒定直流应力产生的效果相同。采用脉冲电声(PEA)方法进行了实验测试,并比较了用直流和DCP波形对试样施加应力得到的电荷分布。
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