| 英文摘要 |
This review paper provides an overview of high voltage insulating materials used in various applications, such as power transmission, distribution, and conversion systems. The paper begins with a brief discussion of the fundamental properties of insulating materials and their role in high voltage applications. It then goes on to review various types of high voltage insulating materials, including traditional materials such as oil-impregnated paper, resin-impregnated paper, and porcelain, as well as newer materials such as silicone rubber, polyethylene, and polypropylene. The paper also discusses the factors that influence the performance of high voltage insulating materials, including their dielectric strength, thermal stability, and moisture resistance. In addition, the paper highlights some of the challenges associated with the use of high voltage insulating materials, such as aging, degradation, and electrical breakdown.
To give a thorough and current overview of the area, a range of sources are examined, including academic publications, conference proceedings, and technical reports. Advancements in high voltage insulating materials are driven by the quest for more efficient and sustainable power systems. The review is not only historical but also forward-looking as a brief overview of future trends is also mentioned.
The references cited in the paper are from diverse sources, including recent studies on advanced insulating materials and new technologies, as well as classic works on traditional insulating materials. |
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