电工技术学报  2024, Vol. 39 Issue (13): 4116-4126    DOI: 10.19595/j.cnki.1000-6753.tces.230770
高电压与放电 |
交流电压下伞型结构对染污绝缘子电弧路径及绝缘性能的影响
宋治波1, 杨昊1, 申巍2, 肖康泰1, 薛建鹏1
1.西安工程大学电子信息学院 西安 710048;
2.国网陕西省电力有限公司电力科学研究院 西安 710100
Influence of Umbrella Structure on the Arc Path and Insulating Properties of Contaminated Insulators under AC Voltage
Song Zhibo1, Yang Hao1, Shen Wei2, Xiao Kangtai1, Xue Jianpeng1
1. School of Electronics and information Xi’an Polytechnic University Xi’an 710048 China;
2. Electric Power Research Insitute State Grid Shaanxi Electric Power Co. Ltd Xi’an 710100 China
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摘要 绝缘子是电力系统主要绝缘设备之一,其绝缘性能影响着电网的安全稳定运行。增大爬电距离是提高绝缘子闪络电压的有效手段。然而在有限空间内增大爬电距离会使绝缘子结构复杂化,局部电弧在复杂的伞裙和伞棱间跳跃发展,会导致闪络电压不增反降。为探究绝缘子结构对电弧路径及闪络电压的影响规律,该文设计玻璃绝缘子试验模型并搭建电弧路径拍摄试验平台,研究绝缘子伞间空间深度和最大伞棱长度对绝缘子绝缘性能的影响。结果表明,绝缘子伞间电弧路径形式主要为沿面电弧和跃进电弧,受到结构参数的影响而呈现一定的概率分布;伞间空间深度系数(伞间距/ 伞伸出)建议值为0.8~1.2,过小则电弧跃进发展概率更高,过大则会导致空间利用率不足,均不利于提高绝缘子闪络电压;伞间最大伞棱长度系数(最大伞棱长度/伞间距)参考值为0.4~0.5,过大时对爬电距离的利用程度较低,造成闪络电压下降;此外,最大伞棱结构设置在伞裙边缘时相比于设置在伞裙内部的闪络电压更低。
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关键词 交流电压绝缘子污秽闪络局部电弧闪络电压    
Abstract:Insulators play a crucial role in power systems as they provide support and insulation for power lines. While insulators are generally resistant to internal breakdown, they are more susceptible to flashovers on their external surfaces. In areas with heavy pollution, the presence of a water film on the insulator’s surface increases the likelihood of pollution flashover. Increasing the creepage distance is the most effective method for enhancing the flashover voltage of insulators. However, increasing the creepage distance within a limited space can complicate the insulator’s structure. Some insulators feature more umbrella ribs internally, which creates a complex and narrow space that facilitates arc propagation through jumping. Interestingly, larger creepage distances can lead to a decrease in the insulator’s flashover voltage. To investigate this phenomenon, the paper focuses on analyzing the path of arc propagation, statistical probability distribution, and the relationship between arc length and flashover voltage.
Firstly, a glass insulator test model was designed to replicate the actual insulator structure. The test model took into consideration three key structural parameters of the insulator: umbrella extension, umbrella spacing, and maximum umbrella rib length. Glass panels were used as a substitute for the real insulator’s umbrella skirts and ribs. By adjusting the length and width of the glass panels, it was possible to create test models that mimicked different insulator structures accurately.
Secondly, a test platform for arc path shooting was constructed. The arc path shooting platform comprised a pressurized platform designed to meet the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) flashover test standard and a high-speed camera. The insulator test model was subjected to multiple flashover tests, which involved smearing and voltage application following the procedures outlined in the IEC standards.
Finally, the high-speed camera was carefully positioned to align with the vertical plane between the insulator umbrellas. This enabled the camera to capture the path of the arc as it propagated across the insulator. The recorded images were subsequently processed using image processing techniques, and the arc paths were precisely segmented using mesh segmentation algorithms. This method facilitated the efficient and accurate acquisition of a substantial volume of arc path data, enabling the generation of comprehensive arc path summary charts. By employing this approach, the researchers were able to gather a significant amount of data on the arc propagation patterns across the insulator. This allowed for detailed analysis and evaluation of the influence of different structural parameters on insulation performance.
Two coefficient representations are proposed to evaluate insulator structures. These coefficients include the depth coefficient of the inter-umbrella space depth, which is calculated by dividing the umbrella spacing by the umbrella extension, and the maximum umbrella rib structure coefficient, obtained by dividing the umbrella rib length by the umbrella spacing.The findings of the study indicate that the arc paths between insulator umbrellas mainly fall into two categories: cling-surface arcs and air-jump arcs. The probability of these different arc path formations is influenced by the structural parameters of the insulator. Based on the research results, it is recommended to maintain an inter-umbrella space depth coefficient (umbrella spacing/umbrella extension) within the range of 0.8~1.2. A smaller coefficient leads to a higher probability of air-jump arc development, whereas a larger coefficient implies under-utilization of the available space. Further more, the study suggests a reference range of 0.4~0.5 for the maximum umbrella rib structure coefficient (umbrella rib length/umbrella spacing). When this coefficient exceeds the recommended range, the creepage distance is not optimally utilized, resulting in reduced flashover voltage. The paper highlights that positioning the maximum umbrella rib at the edge of the umbrella skirt results in lower flashover voltage compared to when it is placed inside the skirt.
Key wordsAC voltage    insulator    pollution flashover    partial arc    flashover voltage   
收稿日期: 2023-05-26     
PACS: TM216  
基金资助:国家自然科学基金项目(52007138)和国网陕西省电力有限公司科技项目(5226KY22001G)资助
通讯作者: 宋治波 男,1998年生,硕士研究生,研究方向为高电压绝缘技术。E-mail:210411022@stu.xpu.edu.cn   
作者简介: 杨 昊 男,1988年生,副教授,硕士生导师,研究方向为高电压绝缘技术、输变电设备状态监测与故障诊断、气体放电与放电等离子体技术。E-mail:yanghao@xpu.edu.cn
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宋治波, 杨昊, 申巍, 肖康泰, 薛建鹏. 交流电压下伞型结构对染污绝缘子电弧路径及绝缘性能的影响[J]. 电工技术学报, 2024, 39(13): 4116-4126. Song Zhibo, Yang Hao, Shen Wei, Xiao Kangtai, Xue Jianpeng. Influence of Umbrella Structure on the Arc Path and Insulating Properties of Contaminated Insulators under AC Voltage. Transactions of China Electrotechnical Society, 2024, 39(13): 4116-4126.
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