Cable termination to oil filled bushing
QuickField simulation example
Stress cone with deflector is used to reduce the electric field stress in the cable termination.
Engineering question
How to find electric field in cable-to-bushing terminations
Engineering answer
Set up an axisymmetric QuickField AC Conduction problem for a cable-to-bushing termination structure and evaluate electric field distribution from computed field results.
Typical applications
transformer cable bushings, cable-to-bushing interfaces, stress cone assemblies
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Problem Type
Axisymmetric problem of AC conduction.
Geometry
Given
Voltage U = 64 kV (r.m.s.), frequency f = 50 Hz.
Relative permittivity of media: oil 12, insulator 2.3, stress cone 22, deflector 2.5.
Deflector electrical conductivity 0.0002 S/m.
Task
Calculate electric field stress distribution.
Solution
Semiconductors are modeled as materials featuring both electric permittivity and conductivity, though small.
In QuickField we should specify the magnitude of the time-harmonic voltage that is room mean square value times square root of two: 64000*sqrt(2).
Results
Reference:
Simon Dubitsky, George Greshnyakov, Nikolay Korovkin Optimization of Capacitive and Resistive Field Grading Devices for Cable Joint and Termination. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF ENERGY. volume 9. 24-30.
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