Rapid non-power-off quantitative detection method for gas leakage of gis equipment based on helium tracer
A quantitative detection method and technology for gas leakage, applied in the direction of detecting the appearance of fluid at the leak point, testing of fluid tightness, testing of machine/structural components, etc., can solve the problems of low leakage rate, difficult to measure, gas leakage, etc. achieve the effect of shortening the time
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[0025] In order to make the object, technical solution and advantages of the present invention clearer, the present invention will be further described in detail below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings.
[0026] S1. Before leak detection work, connect a high-precision electronic pressure gauge to the gas chamber inflation port of the GIS, and measure the gas pressure in the gas chamber as P 1 , ΔP is the partial pressure of helium in the gas chamber after helium is filled, and a certain amount of helium is filled until the pressure expression number is P 1 +ΔP, then the volume percentage τ of helium is
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[0028] S2. Use a dynamic gas distribution device to prepare different concentrations of helium with sulfur hexafluoride as the background gas by setting different gas flow rates. The gas outlet of the dynamic gas distribution device is connected to a standard leak generator that can adjust the flow rate to adjust the standard leak. The flow rate of the...
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