Study on Method and Device Used for Evaluating the Contamination Condition on the Surface of Composite Insulator

Lei Song; Fu Zeng Zhang; Xi Dong Liang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.718-720.91

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Study on Method and Device Used for Evaluating the Contamination Condition on the Surface of Composite Insulator

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In this paper, method and device Used for evaluating the contamination condition on the surface of composite insulator was proposed. The method proposed in this paper considered the hydrophobicity and pollution degree on the surface of composite insulator at the same time. Under the condition of different basic Salt deposit density and different migration time the suitability of dissolution Salt deposit density method was studied. The test results show that the dissolution Salt deposit density with the increasing of migration time gradually reduced at the same basic Salt deposit density. The dissolution salt deposit density with the increasing of basic Salt deposit density gradually increases at the same migration time. It is found that the dissolution salt deposit density method proposed in this paper can well evaluate the contamination condition on the surface of composite insulator.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 718-720)

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Lei Song, Fu Zeng Zhang, Xi Dong Liang

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Composite Insulator, Contamination Condition, Device, Evaluation Method, Silicone Rubber

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