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Investigation of Environmental Conditions Using Artificial Polluted Conditions for Selection of Insulator Material

Authors: S. Nallusamy; M. Saravanakumar; B. Sathis Kumar;

Investigation of Environmental Conditions Using Artificial Polluted Conditions for Selection of Insulator Material

Abstract

The aim of this research is to find out suitable material for insulator and their flashover performance to withstand the high pollution degree in different environmental conditions. The experimental investigation was carried out on various insulating material like porcelain, glass, and rubber to find out the artificial effluence to examine alternate current flashover potentials. The result shows that the polluted flashover voltage is affected by equivalent salt deposit density and non soluble deposit density, the authorities of which are autonomous of each one on another. The correction formulae of the flashover voltage of various insulators at various salt deposit density and non soluble deposit density levels have pointed out by means of the flashover voltages examination. Also the dissimilarity existing between the flashover voltages of various types of polluted insulators. From this we are able to conclude which insulating material withstands the pollution degree better amongst the above three.

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