Analysis of the Leakage Impulse Current in Faulty Insulators for Detection of Incipient Failures

절연물의 초기사고 감지를 위한 누설 임펄스 전류의 해석

  • Published : 2000.08.01

Abstract

Leakage impulse current of the contaminated insulators by using experiment data were studied. The impulse current in phase-time relationship was analyzed on line post insulators. Also, frequency components and crest factor of the leakage current were investigated to provide a scheme for an early detection of insulator incipient failure. The study shows that the phase-time characteristic is non-stationary and random and, non-harmonic component and crest factor can be promising parameters for detecting insulator leakage currents.

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