MA Kui1, WANG Yuan-yuan2, LIANG Xiao-chen2, et al. Investigation on SF6 Decomposition with Needle-to-plate Defect Via Infrared Detection Method[J]. High voltageapparatus, 2012, 48(12): 70-74.
MA Kui1, WANG Yuan-yuan2, LIANG Xiao-chen2, et al. Investigation on SF6 Decomposition with Needle-to-plate Defect Via Infrared Detection Method[J]. High voltageapparatus, 2012, 48(12): 70-74. DOI: 10.13296/j.1001-1609.hva.2012.12.015.
Investigation on SF6 Decomposition with Needle-to-plate Defect Via Infrared Detection Method
SF6 decomposition with needle-to-plate defect was investigated with the self-designed GIS-defect-simulating apparatus
where partial discharge current was monitored by the on-line insulation diagnosis system PD check combining with pulse current method.The gas samples were measured by the infrared detection method
and the SF6 decomposition features under different gas pressure and applied voltage were analyzed.The results showed that: The typical decomposition products were SOF4
SO2F2 and CO2
their volume fractions tended to increase with voltage duration;Saturation time of SOF4 was shorter
while SO2F2 showed a near-linear increase within whole voltage duration
and CO2 got a near-linear increase after certain period of voltage application;Similarities were found in the decomposition with different gas pressure
however
under same voltage duration
the concentrations of SOF4 and SO2F2 were higher at lower pressure that that at higher pressure
but the variation was opposite for CO2
which might relate to insulation material involved in reaction;SO2F2 was more sensitive to SF6 decomposition than the other two products.PRPD spectra for different experimental conditions were obviously different in graphic feature.