Influence of tower anticorrosion coating as contaminant on operation characteristics of composite insulator

Influence of tower anticorrosion coating as contaminant on operation characteristics of composite insulator

Anticorrosion coatings are commonly applied to prevent rust-based corrosion in transmission towers. Unfortunately, anticorrosion coatings may drip onto the surface of composite insulators during the construction process, which is likely to do harm to operation characteristics of composite insulators...

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Main Authors: Mei Hongwei, Guan Xiyuan, Fu Xiangyun, Zhao Chenglong, Wang Liming
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Wiley 2018-09-01
Series:High Voltage
Subjects:
hydrophobicity
silicone rubber
insulator testing
poles and towers
flashover
vulcanisation
corrosion protective coatings
finite element analysis
composite insulators
insulator contamination
high-temperature effects
operation characteristics
hydrophobicity transfers
anticorrosion coatings
high-temperature vulcanised silicone rubber
rust-based corrosion
transmission towers
mechanical properties
pollution flashover voltage
finite element software
electric field distribution
Online Access:https://digital-library.theiet.org/content/journals/10.1049/hve.2017.0204

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