Simplified hybrid PD model in voids: Pattern validation

Silvestre, Maria Luisa Di; Miceli, R.; Romano, Pietro

doi:10.1109/powereng.2013.6635892

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“…The trigger function W(U i ) is used for checking the fulfilment of the required conditions for a PD event and takes into account the stochastic behavior of the PD phenomena through a Weibull probabilistic function. Simulation results exhibit good agreement with experimental data found in the literature [91]. This model was modified with the inclusion of surface and volume resistances of the bulk of dielectric material for modelling the PD behavior under a voltage stress close to the DC waveform [92].…”

Section: Variable Gap Resistancesupporting

confidence: 74%

Computer Simulation of Partial Discharges in Voids inside Epoxy Resins Using Three-Capacitance and Analytical Models

et al. 2020

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Epoxy resin is one of the most common polymers used as part of the insulation system in key electrical assets such as power transformers and hydrogenerators. Thus, it is necessary to know their main characteristics and to evaluate their condition when subjected to High Voltage (HV). A brief review of epoxy resins’ applications as insulating materials is made, their main characteristics as insulating media are given, the improvements with nano-fillers are summarized and the main electric properties required for Partial Discharges (PD) modelling are listed. In addition, the theoretical background and state-of-the-art of the three-capacitance and analytical models for simulating PD in solid dielectrics, such as epoxy resins, are reviewed in detail. Besides, their main advantages and disadvantages are presented, some critical arguments to the modelling procedure and assumptions are made and some improvements are proposed, taking into account conclusions made from other authors using models related to the PD development process. Finally, a case study was simulated using a modified three-capacitance model and the analytical model. The PD rate, q-φ-n diagrams and the minimum, mean and maximum PD electric charge are compared with measurements reported in the literature. Simulation results are in reasonable agreement with measured values. Capacitance models can be implemented in general purpose electric circuit simulation packages; however, its simulation is computationally expensive. Additional to this, although the modified three-capacitance model is not as accurate as finite elements or analytical models, results are also in agreement with real data.

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Section: Variable Gap Resistancesupporting

confidence: 74%

Computer Simulation of Partial Discharges in Voids inside Epoxy Resins Using Three-Capacitance and Analytical Models

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“…It does not return information about position within the total acquisition time. In particular, a spherical monopole placed at a short distance from a rear ground plane was adopted to improve the directional sensitivity of the PASPD system and its behavior is described extensively in [28][29][30][31][32]. Furthermore, no calibration process of the acquired signals is carried out, even though, from previous experiences, the estimated sensitivity of the PASPD system is approximately 10 mV/pC [33].…”

Section: System Based On Antenna Pd Sensormentioning

confidence: 99%

Partial discharges at different voltage waveshapes: Comparison between two different acquisition systems

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Bengtsson

et al. 2018

IEEE Trans. Dielect. Electr. Insul.

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In modern HV apparatuses the wide use of electronic converters, increase the stress on the involved insulation systems and thus affect the reliability of the whole power grid. Additionally, such non-sinusoidal voltage shapes contain high gradient flanks that create problems in the detection of partial discharge (PD) activity. The aim of this paper is to discuss the methodology on how to suitably approach PD detection in insulation systems exposed to various voltage waveshapes in general by comparing two different measuring systems. The first one, equipped with a resonant PD decoupler, designed specifically for detection at typical power electronic waveshapes and the other one, based on an antenna sensor with flat frequency response, a general-purpose AC system. It was found that not so much the acquisition principles as the features are important for effective detection of PD signals appearing at rapidly changing test voltages from power electronic devices.

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“…The MATLAB/Simulink model (IEC 60270 Standard), which was created in order to simulate the PD, is shown in Figure 8. The circuit consists of [27][28][29][30][31]:…”

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Investigation of Factors Affecting Partial Discharges on Epoxy Resin: Simulation, Experiments, and Reference on Electrical Machines

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In Power Systems, Synchronous Generators (SGs) are mostly used for generating electricity. Their insulation system, of which epoxy resin is a core component, plays a significant role in reliable operation. Epoxy resin has high mechanical strength, a characteristic that makes it a very good material for reliable SG insulation. Partial Discharges (PDs) are a constant threat to this insulation since they cause deterioration and consequential degradation of the aforementioned material. Therefore, it is very important to detect PDs, as they are both a symptom of insulation deterioration and a means to identify possible faults. Offline and Online PDs Tests are described, and a MATLAB/Simulink model, which simulates the capacitive model of PDs, is presented in this paper. Moreover, experiments are carried out in order to examine how the flashover voltage of epoxy resin samples is affected by different humidity levels. The main purpose of this manuscript is to investigate factors, such as the applied voltage, number, and volume of water droplets and water conductivity, which affect the condition of epoxy resin, and how these are related to PDs and flashover voltages, which may appear also in electrical machines’ insulation. The aforementioned factors may affect the epoxy resin, resulting in an increase in PDs, which in turn increases the overall Electrical Rotating Machines (EMs) risk factor.

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Simplified hybrid PD model in voids: Pattern validation

Cited by 19 publications

References 38 publications

Computer Simulation of Partial Discharges in Voids inside Epoxy Resins Using Three-Capacitance and Analytical Models

Computer Simulation of Partial Discharges in Voids inside Epoxy Resins Using Three-Capacitance and Analytical Models

Partial discharges at different voltage waveshapes: Comparison between two different acquisition systems

Investigation of Factors Affecting Partial Discharges on Epoxy Resin: Simulation, Experiments, and Reference on Electrical Machines

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