The paper describes an analysis of standardized and non-standardized test methods for polymeric
insulating materials, either suitable or applied for, outdoor HV insulation. The analysis
particularly considers the increasing use of silicone elastomers for composite insulators. In the
first part, test methods covering erosion/tracking performance and hydrolysis phenomena are
discussed. These are inclined plane test (IPT) and arc test (AT) for the evaluation of the tracking
and erosion behavior as well as boiling water test (BWT) for the evaluation of the HV diffusion·
breakdown-strength. These tests have a long tradition in the field of material research. Secondly,
the resistance of hydrophobicity under accelerating aging conditions using simultaneous
moisture and voltage stress is considered. Results from the rotating wheel dip test (RWDT)
are presented and related to results from an equivalent salt-fog test. The third part of the paper
deals with the regeneration of hydrophobicity after sample exposure to moisture and corona
discharges. Recovery includes also the transfer of hydrophobicity into pollution layers, which
is quantified by measurement of dynamic contact angle.
%0 Journal Article
%1 schmuck1999methods
%A Barsch, R.
%A Jahn, H.
%A Lambrecht, J.
%A Schmuck, F.
%D 1999
%J IEEE Transactions on Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation
%K INSULATION MATERIALS OUTDOOR
%N 5
%P 668-675
%T TEST METHODS FOR POLYMERIC
INSULATING MATERIALS FOR
OUTDOOR HV INSULATION
%V 6
%X The paper describes an analysis of standardized and non-standardized test methods for polymeric
insulating materials, either suitable or applied for, outdoor HV insulation. The analysis
particularly considers the increasing use of silicone elastomers for composite insulators. In the
first part, test methods covering erosion/tracking performance and hydrolysis phenomena are
discussed. These are inclined plane test (IPT) and arc test (AT) for the evaluation of the tracking
and erosion behavior as well as boiling water test (BWT) for the evaluation of the HV diffusion·
breakdown-strength. These tests have a long tradition in the field of material research. Secondly,
the resistance of hydrophobicity under accelerating aging conditions using simultaneous
moisture and voltage stress is considered. Results from the rotating wheel dip test (RWDT)
are presented and related to results from an equivalent salt-fog test. The third part of the paper
deals with the regeneration of hydrophobicity after sample exposure to moisture and corona
discharges. Recovery includes also the transfer of hydrophobicity into pollution layers, which
is quantified by measurement of dynamic contact angle.
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abstract = {The paper describes an analysis of standardized and non-standardized test methods for polymeric
insulating materials, either suitable or applied for, outdoor HV insulation. The analysis
particularly considers the increasing use of silicone elastomers for composite insulators. In the
first part, test methods covering erosion/tracking performance and hydrolysis phenomena are
discussed. These are inclined plane test (IPT) and arc test (AT) for the evaluation of the tracking
and erosion behavior as well as boiling water test (BWT) for the evaluation of the HV diffusion·
breakdown-strength. These tests have a long tradition in the field of material research. Secondly,
the resistance of hydrophobicity under accelerating aging conditions using simultaneous
moisture and voltage stress is considered. Results from the rotating wheel dip test (RWDT)
are presented and related to results from an equivalent salt-fog test. The third part of the paper
deals with the regeneration of hydrophobicity after sample exposure to moisture and corona
discharges. Recovery includes also the transfer of hydrophobicity into pollution layers, which
is quantified by measurement of dynamic contact angle.},
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journal = {IEEE Transactions on Dielectrics and Electrical Insulation},
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pages = {668-675},
timestamp = {2021-03-26T00:55:54.000+0100},
title = {TEST METHODS FOR POLYMERIC
INSULATING MATERIALS FOR
OUTDOOR HV INSULATION},
volume = 6,
year = 1999
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