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Comparison of Partial Discharge Characteristics for Different Defect Types in SF6 Gas Insulation System
Mansour, D.A.
31015
Okusu, T.
31016
Nishizawa, K.
31017
Kojima, H.
31018
Hayakawa, N.
31019
Endo, F.
31020
Okubo, H.
31021
The high reliability, less maintenance and compact size of Gas Insulated Switchgears (GISs) have made them the primary choice for many utilities. However, sometimes insulation defects inside GIS can be a serious threat to safe operation of GIS and can lead to costly disruption of supply. As insulation failure usually starts with partial discharge (PD) activity, this paper investigates the differences in PD characteristics in SF_6 gas among different types of defects. The defect types considered in this study are particles in a gas gap, particles adhered on a spacer surface and spacer/electrode detachment. Different experiments were made for sequential PD measurements using the system of PD-Current Pulse Waveform Analysis (PD-CPWA). The PD phase characteristics, PD pulse number and PD current were analyzed for the different defect types. Also the ratio of voltage increment to phase increment at the next PD pulse appearance (Δu/Δφ pattern) was obtained and compared for each defect type. Experimental results show that correct identification of defects can be achieved based on considered PD characteristics.
journal article
IEEE
2008-03
application/pdf
12th International Middle-East, Power System Conference (MEPCON 2008)
85
89
http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/MEPCON.2008.4562335
http://hdl.handle.net/2237/12057
https://nagoya.repo.nii.ac.jp/record/10237/files/3_Comparison_of_partial_discharge.pdf
eng
https://doi.org/10.1109/MEPCON.2008.4562335
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