Comparative Study on Characteristics of Partial Discharge Optical Pulse and UHF Pulse in Switch Equipment

Abstract

Abstract The article explores the performance of the new silicon photoelectric sensor in partial discharge detection, and compares the measured optical pulse with the traditional UHF pulse. Through optical and electrical synchronous partial discharge experiments, the article analyzes and discusses the detection performance, working characteristics and statistical characteristics of various sensors, and explores the advantages and feasibility of silicon photoelectric partial discharge sensors in actual discharge monitoring; In addition, the statistical performance of the two physical phenomena of partial light radiation and electromagnetic radiation was obtained through the analysis of optical and electrical synchronous monitoring data. Compared with UHF sensor, silicon photoelectric sensor under the optimal working voltage has a higher signal-to-noise ratio (SNR); Under the electromagnetic interference of the high-frequency motor, silicon photoelectric sensor exhibits better anti-electromagnetic interference ability; Discharge phase interval and characteristics reflected by the PRPD obtained by two detection methods maintain good consistency; Pulse repetition rate has the same trend with applied voltage, but statistical frequency of optical pulses obtained is higher than that of electromagnetic pulses because silicon photoelectric sensor has a higher SNR and single-photon sensitivity.