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Partial Discharge Detection and Sensitivity Improvement for Bushing Based on Optical Interference Technique
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DOI：10.1109/TPWRD.2021.3116944.png)
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Bushing plays a significant role in insulation and mechanical support for power transformers. Its working state is closely related to the reliable operation of power transformers. To overcome the electromagnetic interference and security risks during sensor installation, a Sagnac interference optical technique for partial discharge (PD) detection is proposed in this paper. By establishing a simulation model of the sensing structure, it is verified that output signal amplitude varies periodically with the length of sensing and delay fibers. Moreover, the output value decreases with increasing probe radius. The results show that a delay fiber of 1.5 km, a sensing fiber of 3 m, and a bending radius of 5 mm are optimal parameter combinations to detect PD in a 72.5 kV defective bushing. In addition, consistent detection waveforms induced by both internal and external defects are obtained by the optical sensor and high frequency current transformer (HFCT) simultaneously, then the effectiveness of the optical sensor on detecting PD signals for bushing is verified. It is of great help to carry out online monitoring of bushing insulation defects through optical non-destructive installation.
Keyword:
Optical fiber sensors
Optical fibers
Partial discharges
Insulators
Sagnac interferometers
Optical reflection
Sensitivity
Bushing
partial discharge (PD)
optical sensor
sensitivity
sagnac
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