An Ultra-Violet Pulse Detecting Based Electroscope for AC Ultra-High-Voltage Apparatuses

Jin Gang Wang; Zuo Peng Zhang; Hao Jiang; Jin Hong Tang; Cong Han Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.317-319.93

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An Ultra-Violet Pulse Detecting Based Electroscope for AC Ultra-High-Voltage Apparatuses

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A novel electroscope to detect the electrification state of ultra-high voltage power apparatuses using ultra-violet pulse detection is presented, which involves measuring the ultra-violet pulse among corona discharges from ultra-high-voltage appliances. Tests have been carried out at Guanting 750kV transformer substation; results indicate effeciveness of the electroscope to detect the electrification state with non-dusturbance.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 317-319)

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August 2011

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Jin Gang Wang, Zuo Peng Zhang, Hao Jiang, Jin Hong Tang, Cong Han Liu

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Corona Discharge, Electroscope, Ultra-High Voltage (UHV), Ultra-Violet Pulse

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