Prediction of ZnO Surge Arrester Degradation Based on Temperature and Leakage Current Properties

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Novizon Novizon
Universitas Andalas

Zulkarnain Abdul-Malek
Universiti Teknologi Malaysia

Aulia Aulia
Universitas Andalas

Eka Putra Waldi
Universitas Andalas

Abdul Rajab
Universitas Andalas

Darwison Darwison
Universitas Andalas

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Abstract

Temperature and leakage current on the ZnO arrester are interrelated with each other. In low conduction region, voltage-current characteristics of ZnO surge arrester are highly dependent on temperature. The leakage current will increase as the temperature increases and experience thermal runaway when the temperature exceeds the acceptable limit. This phenomenon is associated with the increase of resistive leakage current due to degradation. Therefore the temperature and leakage current are good indicator to evaluate the condition of ZnO arrester. This paper proposed the degradation  prediction of ZnO surge arrester by analyzed the temperature and leakage current. The 132 kV station type ZnO surge arrester was employed. Temperature profile of ZnO arrester was obtained using thermal camera. The leakage current was measured simultaneous with the temperature measurement to attain the leakage current at the actual temperature. The results shows the leakage current continue increasing by increasing the temperature.

 

Keywords : Resistive leakage current, temperature, degradation, prediction, zinc oxide surge arrester

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Jul 19, 2018
DOI https://doi.org/10.25077/jnte.v7n2.501.2018

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Novizon, N., Abdul-Malek, Z., Aulia, A., Waldi, E. P., Rajab, A., & Darwison, D. (2018). Prediction of ZnO Surge Arrester Degradation Based on Temperature and Leakage Current Properties. Jurnal Nasional Teknik Elektro, 7(2), 96–101. https://doi.org/10.25077/jnte.v7n2.501.2018
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