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4. Changes in power line insulation
Insulators made of composite materials have developed mainly in two segments: compact lines (figure 13 ) and lines located in areas of high environmental pollution, for which leakage current limitation on the insulator surface is ensured by a hydrophobic silicone coating. While the first area of application is still undoubtedly the preferred sector for composite materials, their systematic use in highly polluted areas is now being called into question. This is a direct consequence of the incidents, risks, difficulties of working under voltage, line inspection and various reliability problems encountered with this technology over the past decade.
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- Insulators for overhead lines with nominal voltage above 1,000 V – Part 1: Ceramic or glass insulator elements for AC systems – Definitions, test methods and acceptance criteria - CEI 60383-1 - 1993
- Insulators for overhead lines with nominal voltage above 1,000 V – Part 2: Isolator chains and equipped isolator chains for AC systems - CEI 60383-2...
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