The most common defects in GIS apparatus are due to the presence of metallic particles, protrusions, as well as floating shields which originate mainly from imperfect manufacturing process, operation of switches, or may become trapped during assemble. The presence of defects deteriorates the insulation strength of a compressed SF6GIS apparatus and causes serious limitation in its practical application. These defects can be detected by several techniques, one of which is that using acoustic sensors placed on the enclosure. This paper reports on the defect detection and identification of sources in GIS apparatus using acoustic technique, based on laboratory and on-site experience. The tests give satisfactory result.
History
Pagination
73-76
Location
Arlington, Virginia
Start date
1998-06-07
End date
1998-06-10
ISSN
0164-2006
Language
eng
Publication classification
EN.1 Other conference paper
Copyright notice
1998, IEEE
Title of proceedings
1998 : Proceedings of the IEEE International Symposium on Electrical Insulation
Event
IEEE Electrical Insulation. International Symposium (1998 : Arlington, Virginia)