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Partial discharge

About: Partial discharge is a research topic. Over the lifetime, 13997 publications have been published within this topic receiving 102058 citations. The topic is also known as: PD.


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TL;DR: In this article, a large volume cold atmospheric plasma brush array was developed, which was enhanced by a dielectric barrier discharge by integrating a pair of DC glow discharge in parallel, which effectively reduced the breakdown voltage and working voltage.
Abstract: This study developed a large volume cold atmospheric plasma brush array, which was enhanced by a dielectric barrier discharge by integrating a pair of DC glow discharge in parallel. A platinum sheet electrode was placed in the middle of the discharge chamber, which effectively reduced the breakdown voltage and working voltage. Emission spectroscopy diagnosis indicated that many excited argon atoms were distributed almost symmetrically in the lateral direction of the plasma. The concentration variations of reactive species relative to the gas flow rate and discharge current were also examined.

29 citations

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K. Masaki, Takaaki Sakakibara, Hiroshi Murase, M. Akazaki1, Kyoichi Uehara1, S. Menju1 
TL;DR: In this paper, the results of field tests carried out to develop an online sensor for monitoring partial discharges generated in the GIS were presented, which covers the noise distribution in a GIS tank, the propagation of partial discharge pulses, and its mechanisms.
Abstract: This paper deals with the results of field tests carried out to develop an online sensor for monitoring partial discharges generated in the GIS. It covers noise distribution in the GIS tank, the propagation of partial discharge pulses, and its mechanisms, while presenting applications of partial discharge online monitoring sensors. >

29 citations

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Bo Yue1, Xiaolin Chen1, Yonghong Cheng1, Jiancheng Song1, Hengkun Xie1 
TL;DR: In this paper, two new parameters are proposed for the diagnosis of stator winding insulation based on the test results of multistress accelerating aging test of stators, and the authors successfully assessed the insulation condition of actual stator bars removed from several large generators.
Abstract: The Stator winding insulation is aged by exposure to a combination of thermal, electrical, mechanical, and environmental stresses. Diagnosis of stator winding insulation is an important measure of ensuring the safe operation and extending the remaining life of large generator. In the paper, two new parameters are proposed for the diagnosis of stator winding insulation based on the test results of multistress accelerating aging test of stator bars. The test results show that the skewness of partial discharge phase resolved distribution and the high-frequency crest of partial discharge (PD) impulse change much more remarkably with the aging time than do the conventional parameters. Therefore, the two parameters could be considered as characteristic parameters for the diagnosis of stator winding insulation of the large generator. With these characteristic parameters, authors successfully assessed the insulation condition of actual stator bars removed from several large generators.

29 citations

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TL;DR: In this article, an unconventional optical partial discharge detection system was developed and comparative measurements to a conventional electrical PD measurement system were accomplished by using a PD source in air or alternatively in oil to evaluate the sensitivity and the impulse behaviour in correlation to the conventional measurement technique.
Abstract: Partial discharge (PD) diagnostics was used to evaluate electrical insulations of high voltage equipment as a quality control and to detect insulation deterioration. Improvements, new developments as well as lower costs of sensors, electronics and processing units are some reasons for the increasing usage of PD measurements. The paper presents investigations in the area of optical partial discharge measurement technique. In an overview, PD measurement systems were presented, advantages and disadvantages of the optical method were discussed. An unconventional optical partial discharge detection system was developed and comparative measurements to a conventional electrical PD measurement system were accomplished. The system was tested by using a PD source in air or alternatively in oil to evaluate the sensitivity and the impulse behaviour in correlation to the conventional measurement technique.

29 citations

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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors present a review of Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) sensors' application as a sensor for partial discharge monitoring in an oil-filled power transformer.
Abstract: Power transformer is one of the most important high voltage apparatus in any power system network. The life span of such apparatus commonly relies upon its insulation condition. The primary reason for an insulation breakdown is partial discharge. Partial discharges (PDs) are electrical discharges that happen in the insulation system of the transformers. Occurrence of PDs results in deterioration of the transformer insulation system. Hence, measuring and detecting the PD at an initial stage is necessary to avoid complete breakdown of the transformer. Currently, various PD detection and measurement methods, such as, electrical, chemical, acoustic, UHF and optical methods are being used for PD monitoring in power transformers. The conventional PD monitoring techniques like electrical or chemical have some limitations. The optical Fiber Bragg Grating (FBG) Sensor has been used as a PD sensor for PD monitoring in the power transformer to overcome these issues. This paper presents a review of FBG sensors’ application as a sensor for PD monitoring in an oil-filled power transformer. The challenges and future prospects in this area are also discussed.

29 citations


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No. of papers in the topic in previous years
YearPapers
2023306
2022780
2021376
2020677
2019835
2018860