As a main insulating material in the DC cable attachment
silicon rubber has the problem of space charge accumulation. It is important to study the trap characteristics of silicone rubber nanocomposites for the suppression of space charge accumulation in polymer materials. Consequently
suing methyl vinyl silicone rubber as base rubber
we prepared silicone rubber samples
which doped with different content(5%
10% and 20%) of SiO
2
. The fracture surface of samples was observed by scanning electron microscope. Under the charge and discharge conditions of positive and negative corona
the potential decay characteristics of the sample were measured by an electrostatic probe. In order to obtain the hole-type trap characteristics and electron-type trap characteristics of samples
we adopted the double-trap energy model and the isothermal surface potential decay model. The resu
lts show that the hole-type traps in pure silicone rubber are mostly shallow traps
while most electron-type traps are deep traps. When the content of doped SiO
2
nanoparticles is 5%
the hole-type trap depth and trap density of the composite are more than those of pure silicone rubber. At the same time
the hole-type traps and electron-type traps are dominated by deep traps. When the content of SiO
2
nanoparticles in composite increases to 10% and 20%
the hole-type and electron-type deep traps density decreases significantly
and the surface potential is rapidly attenuated by a large number of shallow traps in the material. The results can provide some reference values for the modification of silicone rubber materials in DC cable accessories.
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