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The effect of Transient over Voltages on the Partial Discharges activity in HVDC joints

2021

Rapid growth of HVDC cable line installations is expected in the coming years. Several research groups have investigated dielectric phenomena that occur in the insulation of HVDC cables and accessories that accelerate aging and reduce the reliability of this technology over time. Unlike in HVAC cables, under HVDC stress, the distribution of the electric field inside the insulation layer depends not only on the applied voltage but also on the temperature distribution and on other factors related to manufacturing such as the presence of impurities. Reaching local and transient electric field peaks can enhance the onset of Partial Discharges (PDs) which can lead to premature aging of the insul…

Premature agingMaterials scienceHVDCPartial Dischargesfood and beveragesSpace ChargeDielectricMechanicsSpace chargeStress (mechanics)Transient Over VoltagesOvervoltageElectric fieldDielectric phenomenaTransient (oscillation)Voltage
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Characteristics of partial discharges in an experimental setup reproducing HVDC cable insulation operating conditions

2021

The occurrence of Partial Discharge (PD) inside a cavity subjected to HVDC voltage can be considered as one of the most likely sources of insulation ageing and failure. In practical applications, the recognition of PD under HVDC is more difficult than under AC stress because of the lower repetition rates and the impossibility to obtain a PD pattern synchronized with the waveform of the applied voltage. In this paper, the relationship between conduction phenomena in dielectrics and the occurrence of PD is investigated by means of a novel experimental setup. A couple of dielectric cells connected in series is subjected to various HVDC stress levels. The applied voltage is divided between the …

Settore ING-IND/31 - ElettrotecnicaHVDC partial discharges space charge dielectric phenomena2021 IEEE Conference on Electrical Insulation and Dielectric Phenomena (CEIDP)
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