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UHF sensor optimization used for detecting partial discharge emitted electromagnetic wave in gas insulated switchgear

Suprianto I.a,b, Khayam U.b, Suwarnob, Nishigouchi K.d, Kamarol M.c, Kozako M.d, Hikita M.d

a PT. PLN (Persero), Indonesia
b School of Electrical Engineering and Informatics, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Indonesia
c Universiti Sains Malaysia, Malaysia
d Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan

Abstract

Bowtie Antenna as partial discharge (PD) sensor had been modified to be an Enhanced Bowtie (EBT) which had better performance. But the development of the sensor performance should not be satisfied until here. New model should be researched continuously to achieve better performance. This paper deals with newly developed design based on the previous model, EBT. Developing new model is made by simulating wing radius and arm size. From twenty-one new simulated models, there are three new models fabricated due to initial information from simulation result which is compared with that of EBT. Simulation is performed on return-loss (dB) and effective height (mm), while experiment is conducted on return-loss, sensor gain, and charge detection sensitivity from PD in GIS 66 kV model tank. Experimental results show good agreement with simulation results. Finally, this paper proposes two of three fabricated sensors which show good performance as new optimized sensor due to better performance than EBT. One is Big Glasses model (BG) which has 42.5 mm wing radius 5.5 mm arm size, and the other is Small Glasses model (SG) which has 27.5 mm wing radius 3 mm arm size. Either BG or SG shows 40% higher detection sensitivity than EBT in PD charge. While Mid Glasses (MG) model with 40 mm wing radius 0.5 mm arm size not only fails to fulfill effective height requirements but also shows just similar result as EBT. © 2014 The Institute of Electrical Engineers, Japan.

Author keywords

Better performance,Detection sensitivity,Effective height,Gas insulated switchgear(GIS),Gas insulated switchgears,Initial information,Return loss,Sensor performance

Indexed keywords

Effective Height (Heff),Gas Insulated Switchgear (GIS),Partial Discharge (PD),Return Loss (RL),Sensor

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