journal article·2019-09-01Open access

Experimental investigation of the frequency breakdown characteristics of C4-PFN/CO2 mixtures under the nonuniform electric field

Zengyao Tian, Hu Zhao, Hui Lin, Yunkun Deng

AIP Advances· Volume 9· Issue 9

Abstract

The perfluoronitriles and its mixtures have great dielectric strength and are environmentally friendly, which are considered as a typical class of alternative gases. This paper investigates the frequency breakdown characteristics of C4-PFN/CO2 mixtures in the nonuniform electric field. The influences of the electric field distribution, pressure and the C4-PFN component ratio on the dielectric strength of C4-PFN/CO2 mixtures are studied, which is compared with the cases for SF6 under the same conditions. It is shown that the sensitivity of C4-PFN/CO2 mixtures to the nonuniform electric field increases with the increase of the C4-PFN component ratio. For C4-PFN/CO2 mixtures containing more than 5% C4-PFN, the sensitivity is much greater than that of SF6.
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Research context

OpenAlex topics: High voltage insulation and dielectric phenomena · Plasma Applications and Diagnostics · Plasma Diagnostics and Applications

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Affiliations

School of Automation, Northwestern Polytechnical University 1 , Xi’an, Shaanxi 710072, China

Yunnan Electric Power Grid Research Institute 2 , Kunming, Yunnan 650217, China

Funding

Scientific and Technological Project of Yunnan Power Grid Company · National Natural Science Foundation of China

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