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of go value of go is directly proportional to air density. Thus the breakdown strength of air at

a barometric pressure of b cm of mercury and temperature of tºC becomes δg 0 where

δ = air density factor = 273 t

3. 92

Under standard conditions, the value of δ = 1.

Critical disruptive voltage,

r

d Vc g 0 rln

Correction must also be made for the surface condition of the conductor. This is accounted for

by multiplying the above expression by irregularity factor mo.

Critical disruptive voltage,

r

d Vc  g 0 m 0 rln kV/phase

where

mo = 1 for polished conductors

= 0·98 to 0·92 for dirty conductors

= 0·87 to 0·8 for stranded conductors

(ii) Visual critical voltage

It is the minimum phase-neutral voltage at which corona glow appears all along the line

conductors.

It has been seen that in case of parallel conductors, the corona glow does not begin at the

disruptive voltage Vc but at a higher voltage Vv, called visual critical voltage. The phase-

neutral effective value of visual critical voltage is given by the following empirical formula

r

d

r

V v mvg r )ln

0. 3

0 ( 1

   kV/phase

where mv is another irregularity factor having a value of 1·0 for polished conductors and 0·72 to

0·82 for rough conductors.

(iii) Power loss due to corona Formation of corona is always accompanied by energy

loss which is dissipated in the form of light, heat, sound and chemical action. When

disruptive voltage is exceeded, the power loss due to corona is given by:

 

5 25 2

241 10 V Vc d

f r P  

 

 

kw/km/phase

Advantages and Disadvantages of Corona

Corona has many advantages and disadvantages. In the correct design of a high voltage

overheadline, a balance should be struck between the advantages and disadvantages.

Below are the Advantages and disadvantages of Corona.

Advantages

 Due to corona formation, the air surrounding the conductor becomes conducting and hence

virtual diameter of the conductor is increased. The increased diameter reduces the electro-

static stresses between the conductors.

 Corona reduces the effects of transients produced by surges.

Disadvantages

 Corona is accompanied by a loss of energy. This affects the transmission efficiency of the

line.

 Ozone is produced by corona and may cause corrosion of the conductor due to chemical

action.

 The current drawn by the line due to corona is non-sinusoidal and hence non-sinusoidal

Voltage drop occurs in the line. This may cause inductive interference with neighboring

Communication lines.

Methods to reduce Corona Discharge Effect

Corona can be avoided

  1. By minimizing the voltage stress and electric field gradient.: This is accomplished by

using utilizing good high voltage design practices, i., maximizing the distance between

conductors that have large voltage differentials, using conductors with large radii, and

avoiding parts that have sharp points or sharp edges.

  1. Surface Treatments: Corona inception voltage can sometimes be increased by using a

surface treatment, such as a semiconductor layer, high voltage putty or corona dope.

  1. Homogenous Insulators: Use a good, homogeneous insulator. Void free solids, such as

properly prepared silicone and epoxy potting materials work well.

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Power system (11) - NOTES10

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of go.The value of go is directly proportional to air density. Thus the breakdown strength of air at
a barometric pressure of b cm of mercury and temperature of tºC becomes δg0 where
δ = air density factor =
t
273
92.3
Under standard conditions, the value of δ = 1.
Critical disruptive voltage,
r
d
rgVcln
0
Correction must also be made for the surface condition of the conductor. This is accounted for
by multiplying the above expression by irregularity factor mo.
Critical disruptive voltage,
r
d
rmgVcln
00
kV/phase
where
mo = 1 for polished conductors
= 0·98 to 0·92 for dirty conductors
= 0·87 to 0·8 for stranded conductors
(ii) Visual critical voltage
It is the minimum phase-neutral voltage at which corona glow appears all along the line
conductors.
It has been seen that in case of parallel conductors, the corona glow does not begin at the
disruptive voltage Vc but at a higher voltage Vv, called visual critical voltage. The phase-
neutral effective value of visual critical voltage is given by the following empirical formula
r
d
r
rgmV vv ln)
3.0
1(
0
kV/phase
where mv is another irregularity factor having a value of 1·0 for polished conductors and 0·72 to
0·82 for rough conductors.
(iii) Power loss due to corona Formation of corona is always accompanied by energy
loss which is dissipated in the form of light, heat, sound and chemical action. When
disruptive voltage is exceeded, the power loss due to corona is given by:
2
525
10241 c
VV
d
rf
P
kw/km/phase