Full-life-cycle eco-friendly polymeric insulating materials: research progress and future prospects

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Polymeric insulating materials is the basis of electric power system and has been widely employed in various electric power system apparatus. With the emergence of net-zero carbon emission policies by 2050-2060, the eco-friendly polymeric insulation is urgent and promising in the R&D of advanced dielectric materials. This paper reviews the current progress of eco-friendly upgrade in each lifecycle stages of polymeric insulating materials, i.e. raw material, fabricating, operating, and retiring. A series of interesting and fundamental results have been summarized. Drawbacks of the current researches are discussed, and outlooks are provided for the future development of eco-friendly polymeric insulating materials. This paper is hoped to inspire some novel ideas for the development of advanced insulating materials suitable for the promotion of net-zero carbon emission technologies.

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Li, W., Zhang, Y., Zhao, X., Liu, R., Liu, H., Huang, Z., & Zhang, G. (2023, September 14). Full-life-cycle eco-friendly polymeric insulating materials: research progress and future prospects. Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics. Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1088/1361-6463/acdc36

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