Thermal Stress Analysis of High Voltage Porcelain Post Insulator

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Thermal stress caused by different expansion coefficients of porcelain, cement and cast iron is one of the reasons that lead to fracture accidents of high voltage porcelain post insulators. In order to study the thermal stress distribution of post insulator, finite element model is established for numerical simulation calculation under different environmental temperatures contains steady state analysis and transient analysis. The results indicate that temperature variation cause stress concentration at the flange interface of post insulator, while the adverse effect caused by low temperature environment below zero degree centigrade is severer than high temperature.

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