Research on Improving the Performance of Waterborne Surface Insulation Paint
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Insulation Paint; Titanium Dioxide; Nanotubes.Abstract
With the rapid development of China's economy, the demand for electric energy in society is increasing, which puts forward higher requirements for the structure and scale of the national power network. High voltage direct current transmission is considered a new technology that can effectively alleviate the problems of power resource allocation and transmission. Insulation technology is an important part of high-voltage DC transmission and transformation technology. Currently, research on external insulation components such as silicone rubber sleeves is relatively mature, and there is relatively little research on DC internal insulation components such as epoxy poured insulators. Under direct current conditions, the surface of insulation materials is prone to charge accumulation effects, resulting in significant differences in insulation and flashover characteristics compared to AC insulation materials.
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