The FTIR Analysis of Field Aged Composite Insulators

Zi Wei Gao; Xue Cheng Zhu; Sheng Jie Yang; Hong Yan Nie

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1008-1009.620

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The FTIR Analysis of Field Aged Composite Insulators

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With the increasing of the amount of composite insulators in power network, the transmission accidents caused by the fault of composite insulators are increased and the aging of composite insulators should be paying more attention. In the paper, fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR) is used to analysis the molecular structure of silicone rubber material of composite insulators. The results indicated that the higher the electric field of the insulator shed, the lower the peak of FTIR spectra. The heavier pollution the sample run, the lower the peak of FTIR spectra. So more attention should be pay to the samples which run in heavier pollution region or the high field part of the insulator.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 1008-1009)

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620-623

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Zi Wei Gao*, Xue Cheng Zhu, Sheng Jie Yang, Hong Yan Nie

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Aging, Composite Insulator, Electric Field, FTIR, Running Environment

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