Evaluation of Oil-Paper Insulation Condition Based on Correlation Analysis of Isothermal Relaxation Current and Breakdown Characteristics

IF 3.3 3区 工程技术 Q2 ENGINEERING, ELECTRICAL & ELECTRONIC
Haotian Shen;Jiandong Wu;Jiabei Zhu;Qiaohua Wang;Yi Yin;Feng Liu
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Abstract

This article analyzes the correlation between the isothermal relaxation current (IRC), dielectric strength, and physicochemical properties of oil-paper insulation during the aging process. It explores a calculation method and evaluation criteria for aging factors based on IRC response. The samples used for testing consist of insulating oil and insulating paper used in 500-kV power equipment, which were subjected to accelerated thermal aging at $130~^{\circ }$ C for 50 days. The results indicate that the relaxation current of the oil-paper insulation can be fit using a three-exponential model. During the aging process, the DC component I0, the relaxation time constant $\tau _{{1}}$ , and the relaxation polarization intensity ai all show a clear increasing trend. However, the relaxation time constants $\tau _{{2}}$ and $\tau _{{3}}$ increase significantly before 20 days of aging, while they decrease markedly after 20 days. The charge amounts Q1–Q3 released within the three relaxation time constants all increase with aging time. The traditional cable insulation aging factor Acable, based on the charge amount ratio, does not show a monotonic increase after aging, primarily due to the neglect of the DC component I0 and Q1. The improved charge ratio-based aging factor Aop exhibits a monotonic increase with aging time, and it shows a positive correlation with breakdown field strength, residual life, and the degradation trend of polymerization degree. Finally, an evaluation criterion for the aging factor Aop is proposed based on the residual life during the aging process of oil-paper insulation.
基于等温松弛电流与击穿特性相关性分析的油纸绝缘状态评价
分析了油纸绝缘在老化过程中的等温弛豫电流(IRC)与介电强度及理化性能之间的关系。探讨了基于IRC响应的老化因子的计算方法和评价标准。试验所用样品为500kv电力设备用绝缘油和绝缘纸,在130~^{\circ}$ C条件下加速热老化50天。结果表明,油纸绝缘的弛豫电流可以用三指数模型拟合。时效过程中,直流分量I0、弛豫时间常数$\tau _{{1}}$、弛豫极化强度ai均呈现明显的增大趋势。而松弛时间常数$\tau _{{2}}$和$\tau _{{3}}$在老化20 d前显著升高,20 d后显著降低。在三个弛豫时间常数范围内释放的电荷量q1 ~ q3均随老化时间的增加而增加。传统的电缆绝缘老化系数Acable,基于电荷量比,老化后不呈现单调增加,主要是由于忽略了直流分量I0和Q1。改进的电荷比老化因子Aop随老化时间单调增加,与击穿场强、剩余寿命和聚合度的降解趋势呈正相关。最后,基于油纸绝缘老化过程中的剩余寿命,提出了老化因子Aop的评价准则。
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IEEE Transactions on Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation
IEEE Transactions on Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation 工程技术-工程:电子与电气
CiteScore
6.00
自引率
22.60%
发文量
309
审稿时长
5.2 months
期刊介绍: Topics that are concerned with dielectric phenomena and measurements, with development and characterization of gaseous, vacuum, liquid and solid electrical insulating materials and systems; and with utilization of these materials in circuits and systems under condition of use.
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