Nanostructured insulators – A review of nanotechnology concepts for outdoor ceramic insulators
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Abstract Nanotechnology is rapidly growing as a new technology alternative to create advance materials with unique characteristics and performance for different applications in several industrial sectors. In recent years, many nanotechnology-based products have appeared in our everyday life. On the other hand, industries have also considered nano-concepts to produce high-added value products with superior capacity, reliability and efficiency. Electric insulators are components with high importance in the electricity network system; reliability and high performance are essential characteristics demanded by actual markets. Recent studies have demonstrated the technical feasibility of innovative nano-concepts to improve the final properties of these electrical components. This paper reviews the state-of-the-art of nanotechnology applications for outdoor insulators. Nano-concepts for ceramic insulators are summarized and reported with the aim to provide an overview of applications and opportunities for electric industry. In addition, the future trends and challenges for this field are also considered in this work.
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OpenAlex topics: High voltage insulation and dielectric phenomena · Magnesium Oxide Properties and Applications · Dielectric materials and actuators
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