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The CF4 Influence on the Interruption Ability of the High Voltage Gas-Blast Interrupters

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Abstract

A large number of requirements are imposed on the modern high-voltage equipment, including environmental ones. For example, SF6 gas is widely used in the high-voltage gas-blast extinguishing device with heating volume (CB). This gas is dangerous due to its high value of the global warming potential for environment. The carbon dioxide (CO2) is the alternative gas for CB today. It is well known that fluorides released from the gas generating wall (PTFE) in the heating volume of extinguish device have a positive effect on the thermal mode interruption ability. In the same time the influence of the CF4 gas fraction on the interruption ability of the CO2 extinguishing device with heating volume has been much less studied. Nonetheless, the CO2 can substitute SF6 in the extinguishing device with heating volume, and therefore it is necessary to study of the properties of a mixture of CO2 with CF4 careful and qualitative.

This paper presents the results of calculation of the thermodynamic and transport properties of a mixture of CO2 and CF4 with a CF4 content of up to 10% in the temperature range of 300–30,000 K at pressures of 1 atm and 13 atm, the influence of pressure on the properties of a mixture of CF4 with CO2 is considered, and a qualitative analysis of the influence CF4 for the thermal mode of the CB interruption ability is carried out.

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Frolov, V., Averyanova, S., Ivanov, D. (2023). The CF4 Influence on the Interruption Ability of the High Voltage Gas-Blast Interrupters. In: Kostrikova, N. (eds) Energy Ecosystems: Prospects and Challenges. EcoSystConfKlgtu 2022. Lecture Notes in Networks and Systems, vol 626. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-24820-7_12

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