METALLIC PARTICLE MOTION IN 3-PHASE SF//6 GAS INSULATED BUS.

S. Yanabu; H. Okubo; S. Matsumoto; H. Aoyagi; N. Kobayashi

METALLIC PARTICLE MOTION IN 3-PHASE SF//6 GAS INSULATED BUS.

S. Yanabu, H. Okubo, S. Matsumoto, H. Aoyagi, N. Kobayashi

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Abstract

To investigate the behavior of metallic particles in 3-phase gas insulated buses (3-phase GIB), we conducted a test by using a 3-phase 275kv, ac, 60Hz full-scale model. The test results revealed that in a 3-phase electric field, unlike in a single-phase field, metallic particles were trapped on and around the high-voltage conductors and revolved circumferentially. Computer analysis shows that it was closely related to locational and periodic changes in the electric field provided by the 3-phase GIB, and that there were points on the high-voltage conductors in which metallic particles were readily trapped. It also was proved that phenomena peculiar to the 3-phase GIB could be reproduced by computer simulation.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 1986 Jan 1
Externally published	Yes

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