DocumentCode
2473530
Title
Development of a new porcelain insulator design applied to distribution networks in Brazil
Author
Cislagui da Silva, Henrique ; Corbelini, Felipe Augusto ; Schwartz da Silva, Nilson ; Hidalgo Molina, Fernando ; Dadam, Alessandro P. ; Ferreira da Luz, Mauricio Valencia
Author_Institution
T-cota, Brazil
fYear
213
fDate
10-13 June 213
Firstpage
1
Lastpage
4
Abstract
This paper presents some results of a new porcelain insulator design applied to distribution networks in Brazil. The mechanical modeling allows the analysis of the flexural strength. In the electrical modeling an axi-symmetric electrostatic formulation is applied to study the porcelain insulator performances. This analysis allows to examine if the electric field values are above of the dielectric strength values of the material, which would result in the rupture of the dielectric. After this, the prototypes are manufactured based on the simulations and tested electrically according to Brazilian standard. The use of this new porcelain system in replacement of the current system presented the following characteristics: higher insulation weather resistance, higher safety, lower maintaining, the same installation cost, and the advantage of being more aesthetically pleasant.
Keywords
bending strength; costing; electric fields; electric strength; electrical safety; fracture; fracture toughness; maintenance engineering; mechanical testing; porcelain insulators; power distribution economics; Brazilian standard; axisymmetric electrostatic formulation; dielectric material strength value; dielectric rupture; distribution network; electric field value; electrical modeling; flexural strength analysis; installation cost; insulation weather resistance; mechanical modeling; porcelain insulator design;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
iet
Conference_Titel
Electricity Distribution (CIRED 2013), 22nd International Conference and Exhibition on
Conference_Location
Stockholm
Electronic_ISBN
978-1-84919-732-8
Type
conf
DOI
10.1049/cp.2013.0903
Filename
6683506
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