Application Progress of Quantum Chemical Calculation in the Field of HVDC Insulation
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Application Progress of Quantum Chemical Calculation in the Field of HVDC Insulation
Vol. 46, Issue 3, Pages: 772-781(2020)
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1. 天津大学电气自动化与信息工程学院
2. 国网河北电力公司电力科学研究院
3. 东京都市大学
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Published Online:31 March 2020,
Published:2020
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LI Jin, ZHAO Renyong, DU Boxue, et al. Application Progress of Quantum Chemical Calculation in the Field of HVDC Insulation[J]. 2020, 46(3): 772-781.
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LI Jin, ZHAO Renyong, DU Boxue, et al. Application Progress of Quantum Chemical Calculation in the Field of HVDC Insulation[J]. 2020, 46(3): 772-781.DOI:
Application Progress of Quantum Chemical Calculation in the Field of HVDC Insulation
The improvement of voltage level and capacity of power transmission and the development of global energy internet pose huge challenges to the integration and reliability of power equipment. The problems in dielectric behaviors
failure mechanisms and selection of new insulating materials need to be solved. In the quantum chemical calculation method
electrons are taken as the research object to calculate the structure
energy level and various related physical and chemical parameters of polymer
which greatly enriches the theoretical system of dielectrics. In this paper
the quantum chemical calculation and density functional theory are introduced. From the establishment of computational models of polymer
molecular and functional nanoparticles
the charge behaviors of different insulating materials and their insulation deterioration process are analyzed. In addition
in order to meet the requirements of high power and integration of power equipment
this paper reviews the related researches on improving the composition of composite materials
designing new polymer structures and optimizing nano-doping by quantum chemical calculation methods. In summary
as an important part of the "Computational High Voltage Engineering" system
the quantum chemical calculation method provides an effective means for understanding dielectric behavior of insulation
mastering the mechanism of insulation failure and developing new DC insulation materials
and provides a scientific support for the development of "Computational High Voltage Engineering".