Experimental Challenges when Measuring Partial Discharges under Combined DC and High Frequency AC Voltage

  • Olsen P
  • Velo I
  • Mauseth F
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Abstract

The present paper reviews some of the challenges involved in designing and building an experimental setup for measurement of partial discharge under combined AC and DC voltage. A design of a modular test cell is discussed, as well as all parameters relevant to proper control of the experiment conditions. The described experimental setup is capable of producing sinusoidal AC voltage at a variable frequency up to 5 kHz superimposed a high DC voltage. The challenges related to intermittent noise reduction was remedied by placing the setup in a Faraday cage and controlling the setup from the outside by optical cables. All equipment in the test setup was connected to the power grid through low-pass filters.

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Olsen, P. K., Velo, I. R., & Mauseth, F. (2017). Experimental Challenges when Measuring Partial Discharges under Combined DC and High Frequency AC Voltage. Proceedings of the Nordic Insulation Symposium, (24). https://doi.org/10.5324/nordis.v0i24.2290

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