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Functional Nanomaterials For Electric Power Industry

Functional Nanomaterials For Electric Power Industry
Functional Nanomaterials For Electric Power Industry
The last decade of research has demonstrated that it is possible to tailor dielectrics, thus opening the possibility to implement functionality from a nanoscale modification or nanostructuration. The brochure consolidates knowledge and illustrates the empirical basis for designing dielectric properties. Nanotechnology offers benefits for different electrotechnical applications, e.g. cables, transformer and substation equipment, and rotating machines. Advanced nanocarbons in semiconductive shields are discussed and multifunctional nanodielectrics for HVDC cable application are considered in the context of space-charge control. Nanocomposite insulation benefits for cast resin transformers are introduced. Moreover, current progress in nanodielectrics for fluid applications is discussed and the use of functional nanomaterials in outdoor insulation is mentioned. Further, some results from the European project ANASTASIA are presented and strategies for using nanodielectrics in high-voltage rotating machines are mentioned.
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Frechette, M.F., Vaughan, Alun, Allais, A., Häring, U., Andritsch, Thomas, Bergmann, I., Castellon, Jerome, Cristiano, A., David, Eric, Darques, M., Englund, V., Fabiani, Davide, Germano, A., Han, S.J., Perrot, Fabrice, Quirke, Nick, Reed, Clive, Shimizu, T, Sutton, Simon, Tanaka, Toshikatsu and Weidner, J. (2016) Functional Nanomaterials For Electric Power Industry , CIGRE, 97pp.

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The last decade of research has demonstrated that it is possible to tailor dielectrics, thus opening the possibility to implement functionality from a nanoscale modification or nanostructuration. The brochure consolidates knowledge and illustrates the empirical basis for designing dielectric properties. Nanotechnology offers benefits for different electrotechnical applications, e.g. cables, transformer and substation equipment, and rotating machines. Advanced nanocarbons in semiconductive shields are discussed and multifunctional nanodielectrics for HVDC cable application are considered in the context of space-charge control. Nanocomposite insulation benefits for cast resin transformers are introduced. Moreover, current progress in nanodielectrics for fluid applications is discussed and the use of functional nanomaterials in outdoor insulation is mentioned. Further, some results from the European project ANASTASIA are presented and strategies for using nanodielectrics in high-voltage rotating machines are mentioned.

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Published date: 2016

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Local EPrints ID: 452284
URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/452284
PURE UUID: 5e57dcf7-f5d6-4cec-8d39-a029120a16ab
ORCID for Alun Vaughan: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-0535-513X
ORCID for Thomas Andritsch: ORCID iD orcid.org/0000-0002-3462-022X

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Author: M.F. Frechette
Author: Alun Vaughan ORCID iD
Author: A. Allais
Author: U. Häring
Author: Thomas Andritsch ORCID iD
Author: I. Bergmann
Author: Jerome Castellon
Author: A. Cristiano
Author: Eric David
Author: M. Darques
Author: V. Englund
Author: Davide Fabiani
Author: A. Germano
Author: S.J. Han
Author: Fabrice Perrot
Author: Nick Quirke
Author: Clive Reed
Author: T Shimizu
Author: Simon Sutton
Author: Toshikatsu Tanaka
Author: J. Weidner

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