Dissolution Properties of Characteristic Gases in Nature Ester Insulating Oils for Power Transformer
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Dissolution Properties of Characteristic Gases in Nature Ester Insulating Oils for Power Transformer
Vol. 43, Issue 8, Pages: 2608-2613(2017)
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1. 中国电力科学研究院武汉分院电网环境保护国家重点实验室
2. 武汉大学化学与分子科学学院
3. 国网河南省电力公司电力科学研究院
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Published Online:31 August 2017,
Published:2017
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CAI Shengwei, CHEN Jiangbo, SHAO Minfeng, et al. Dissolution Properties of Characteristic Gases in Nature Ester Insulating Oils for Power Transformer[J]. 2017, 43(8): 2608-2613.
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CAI Shengwei, CHEN Jiangbo, SHAO Minfeng, et al. Dissolution Properties of Characteristic Gases in Nature Ester Insulating Oils for Power Transformer[J]. 2017, 43(8): 2608-2613.DOI:
Dissolution Properties of Characteristic Gases in Nature Ester Insulating Oils for Power Transformer
In order to explore suitable dissolved gas analysis(DGA) method for natural ester insulating oil
the dissolution properties of characteristic gases in nature ester insulating oils need to be studied. So dissolution properties of characteristic gases in 3 kinds of nature ester insulating oils(including FR3
?
nature ester
Refined soybean insulating oil
and Methyl rapeseed insulating oil)were studied with a kind of mineral insulating oil as a reference. The Ostwald equilibrium constants(K) of seven kinds of fault diagnosis characteristic gases(including H
2
CO
CO
2
CH
4
C
2
H
4
C2H6
and C
2
H
2
) in the four kinds of insulating oil were measured at various temperatures(θ) between 30 ℃ to 70 ℃. Through the Ostwald equilibrium constant(K) and temperature(θ) matching
28 groups of K-θ model equation of the seven characteristic gases in the four kinds of insulating oil were established
and the other K could be calculated according to temperature of some characteristic gas in some kind of insulating oil. Through comparison of the characteristic gases K-θ curve in the same kind of insulating oil
hydrocarbon gases solubility in four kinds of insulating oil in size order can be found as follows: K(C
2
H
6
)>K(C
2
H
4
)≈K(C
2
H
2
)>K(CH
4
)
non hydrocarbon gases solubility in size order as follows: K(CO