High-voltage direct-current glass insulator
A technology of glass insulators and high-voltage direct current, which is applied in the field of glass insulators for high-voltage, ultra-high-voltage, and ultra-high-voltage direct current transmission. It can solve problems such as inability to meet insulation performance requirements and achieve good processing performance.
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[0011] Embodiment 1, in the chemical composition range of the insulator glass parts for AC: silicon oxide, aluminum oxide, calcium oxide, magnesium oxide, sodium oxide, potassium oxide system insulator glass, increase the content of potassium oxide to replace part of sodium oxide, increase the third A basic oxide-lithium oxide is added to further strengthen the "neutralization effect" of alkali metal oxides; barium oxide is added to utilize the "suppression effect" of alkaline earth metal oxides. To achieve the purpose of increasing the volume resistivity of glass parts and meet the requirements of DC insulators. The chemical composition of the glass piece in Example 1 is 68% of silicon oxide, 3% of aluminum oxide, 8% of calcium oxide, 3% of magnesium oxide, 2% of barium oxide, 8% of sodium oxide, 7% of potassium oxide, and 1% of lithium oxide. According to the above chemical composition and the actual burning loss rate of each element and other parameters, the process designe...
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[0012] Example 2, the chemical composition of the glass piece in Example 2 is: 66% silicon oxide, 4% aluminum oxide, 8% calcium oxide, 4% magnesium oxide, 3% barium oxide, 7% sodium oxide, and 8% potassium oxide. According to the above parameters such as chemical composition and burning loss rate, the designer can calculate the weight percentage of quartz sand, feldspar, limestone mineral raw materials and potassium carbonate, soda ash chemical raw materials. After testing the insulating properties of the glass in Example 1 are as follows: At 50°C, the volume resistivity of the glass is 2.2×10 13 Ohm·cm, 2.6×10 at 90°C 10 Ohm cm, 4.9×10 at 120°C 9 Ohm cm, 1.98×10 at 150°C 8 ohm cm.
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