Effect of the non-linear electric conductivity of mineral insulating oil on the dielectric strength at high DC voltage stress

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Gabler, Tobias [1 ]
Backhaus, Karsten [1 ]
Goetz, Thomas [1 ]
Grossmann, Steffen [1 ]
Fritsche, Ronny [2 ]
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[1] Tech Univ Dresden, Inst Elect Power Syst & High Voltage Engn, Dresden, Germany
[2] Siemens AG, Energy Management Div Transformers, Nurnberg, Germany
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This paper presents the non-linear and polarity-dependent electric conductivity of mineral insulating oil and its influence on the dielectric stress of oil-insulated arrangements. At various electrode arrangements major differences of several orders of magnitude in the specific electric conductivity can be measured. Furthermore, a polarity effect of the conductivity can be observed, which is mainly caused by different injection rates of homo charges. Due to their known effect on the electric field in oil-paper-insulated arrangements at high DC voltage stress, a polarity effect in the electric field distribution occurs at asymmetrical, homogeneous arrangements, which can be shown using a charge carrier-based approach. In addition, breakdown experiments at a similar homogenous, oil-paper-insulated arrangement confirm this polarity effect.
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