fault investigation and operation strategy of dry type air-core reactor in severe cold environment
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Abstract
The influence of extreme climate such as severe cold temperature on power transmission system can not be ignored, the low temperature could cause complicated mechanical and dielectric deterioration to electrical materials and devices. In China’s recent operation experience of reactors, it is found the burning fault rate of dry type air-core reactors in cold northeast region was obviously higher than that of other regions, which had inflicted negative impact on substation equipment and personnel safety. To tackle with the problems and prevent potential faults, typical fault characteristics and mechanism at low temperature, the specific influence of low temperature on materials and reactor performance, as well as corresponding operation strategies would be studied and proposed in this paper.
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| Authors | ;Wang Lin;Liang Jianquan;Hao Wenguang;Wang Hongyu |
| Journal | asian economic and financial review |
| Year | 2020 |
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10.1051/e3sconf/202018202010
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