Search for dissertations about: "high-voltage insulation"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 68 swedish dissertations containing the words high-voltage insulation.
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1. Thermoplastic Insulation for High Voltage Cables
Abstract : High voltage direct current (HVDC) cables that seamlessly integrate renewables have an important contribution to the modern world’s efforts towards a more sustainable future. Extruded HVDC cables that efficiently and reliably transport electricity require robust insulation materials with good thermomechanical and dielectric properties. READ MORE
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2. Charge Accumulation in Hybrid High Voltage Insulation
Abstract : This thesis deals with the novel idea of controlling the electric stress or field distribution in a hybrid air - solid-dielectric high voltage insulation by promoting accumulation of surface charges on the internal interfacial layers in the combined (hybrid) dielectric structure. Primarily, applications are expected to be found in high voltage dc systems and as a method to improve the resistance against insulation failure by overvoltages, e. READ MORE
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3. Active High Voltage Insulation - A New Hybrid Insulation Concept with Dynamic and Active Features
Abstract : In this thesis, the concept of a new environmental-friendly and high-performance high voltage insulation is presented. Basically, it is an electric field steering technique where the dynamic process of charge accumulation, actively and advantageously, re-distributes the electric field within an insulation system. READ MORE
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4. Computational framework for studying charge transport in high-voltage gas-insulated systems
Abstract : Electrical switchgear industry dealing with transmission and distribution of power is strongly affected by the changing dynamics of climate control. Their main contribution to the global warming is through SF6 gas, having a GWP of 23500 (times of CO2). SF6 plays an important role in providing electrical insulation for these high voltage systems. READ MORE
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5. Computational framework for studying charge transport in high-voltage gas-insulated systems
Abstract : Increasing demands in electric energy stimulates a shift in functional requirements to power distribution networks and pushes equipment manufacturers to develop highly optimized products where high rated parameters (e.g., energy, voltages) are combined with reduced geometrical dimensions of components. READ MORE