Characteristics of Trapped Charge Distribution in LDPE and XLPE Used in DC Cables Based on Isothermal Surface Potential Decay Method
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Characteristics of Trapped Charge Distribution in LDPE and XLPE Used in DC Cables Based on Isothermal Surface Potential Decay Method
Vol. 41, Issue 8, Pages: 2689-2696(2015)
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1. 中国电力科学研究院
2. 西安交通大学电力设备电气绝缘国家重点实验室
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Published Online:31 August 2015,
Published:2015
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OUYANG Benhong, ZHAO Jiankang, ZHOU Fusheng, et al. Characteristics of Trapped Charge Distribution in LDPE and XLPE Used in DC Cables Based on Isothermal Surface Potential Decay Method[J]. 2015, 41(8): 2689-2696.
DOI:
OUYANG Benhong, ZHAO Jiankang, ZHOU Fusheng, et al. Characteristics of Trapped Charge Distribution in LDPE and XLPE Used in DC Cables Based on Isothermal Surface Potential Decay Method[J]. 2015, 41(8): 2689-2696.DOI:
Characteristics of Trapped Charge Distribution in LDPE and XLPE Used in DC Cables Based on Isothermal Surface Potential Decay Method
Space charge accumulation is one of the major factors threatening the safe operation of DC cables. Quantitatively characterizing the trapped charge distribution and understanding the root causes of the traps within polyethylene materials used in DC cables are of great significance to suppress space charge accumulation and secure DC cable operation. Therefore
we charged low-density polyethylene(LDPE) and crosslinked polyethylene(XLPE) films using the DC corona charging method to simulate the injection process of space charges. Taking the de-trapping process of trapped charges in polymeric materials into consideration
we proposed a model based on isothermal surface potential decay(ISPD). The distribution of trapped charges was obtained by analyzing the ISPD data of the LDPE and XLPE films
and then the effects of morphological characteristics of LDPE and XLPE and the effects of additives on the formation of traps were analyzed. The results show that there are two trap centers
i.e. a shallow trap center and a deep trap center for each film. In the samples
the density of hole-type deep trapped charges is higher than that of shallow ones
i.e. the hole-type trapped charges are mainly deep traps for both LDPE and XLPE. The quantity difference between shallow and deep hole-type charges is smaller in XLPE and the density of shallow trapped hole-type charges in XLPE is higher than that in LDPE. The crosslinking byproducts have an important influence on the formation of internal traps in XLPE
and the depth of the traps formed by additives is not exactly the same.