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Study On Discharge Decomposition Of C4F7N/CO2 Mixed Gas And Adsorption Of Decomposed Components On Al(110) Surface

Posted on:2021-04-09Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:Q WangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2392330605456175Subject:Engineering
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SF6 is widely used in gas-insulated equipment,but there are problems such as high greenhouse effect and large influence of electric field unevenness,which makes domestic and foreign countries start to seek alternative media for SF6.C4F7N excels in dielectric strength,GWP,and time in the atmosphere,which has attracted widespread attention from scholars.Under actual operating conditions,C4F7N is mixed with buffer gas CO2 due to its high liquefaction temperature.However,the discharge decomposition mechanism and decomposition products of C4F7N/CO2 mixed gas are not clear.And the compatibility of C4F7N and decomposition products with Al,the shell material of gas insulation equipment,needs further research.Therefore,this paper selected the more common(110)surface of metal Al as the research object of compatibility,proposed an accurate calculation method and constructed an accurate calculation model based on density functional theory,and builded a platform for real discharge under equipment operating conditions.The research on the discharge decomposition of C4F7N/CO2 mixed gas and the adsorption of decomposed components on Al(110)surface was carried.In this paper,the discharge decomposition of C4F7N/CO2 mixed gas was firstly studied:calculated the energy change during the decomposition reaction at normal temperature and pressure,analyzed the difficulty of each reaction and determined the decomposition path and decomposition product;calculated the ionization parameters of the discharge decomposition product,and analyzed insulation performance before and after decomposition;builded a platform for the detection of discharge decomposition products,and used experiments to further verify the simulation calculation results.Subsequently,the compatibility of C4F7N with Al(110)surface was studied:the adsorption of C4F7N and SF6 on Al(110)surface was calculated,and the adsorption of these two molecules was analyzed and compared.At the same time,the adsorption of C4F7N on Al(110)surface was compared with Al(100)surface and Al(111)surface.Finally,the compatibility of C4F7N/CO2 discharge decomposition products with Al(110)surface was studied:the adsorption of decomposition products(CF4,CF3CN,COF2)on Al(110)surface was calculated,and their adsorption processes on Al(110)surface were analyzed,and its interaction mechanism with Al(110)surface was explored.The research results show that the discharge decomposition of C4F7N/CO2 mixed gas is mainly manifested by the combination of free radicals generated by C4F7N,and the decomposition products are CF4,C3F8,CF3CN,CF3CF2CN,CNCN,CO and other gases,which are harmful to the human body.From the perspective of ionization parameters,the insulation performance of C4F7N/CO2 mixed gas after discharge decomposition is slightly weaker than before decomposition.The adsorption strength of C4F7N on Al(100),Al(110)and Al(111)surfaces is weaker than that of SF6 on Al(110)surface.The interaction between CF3CN and COF2 is stronger than that of CF4 on Al(110)surface,but compared to C4F7N,these three gas products are not easily adsorbed on Al(110)surface.When CF3CN and COF2are adsorbed on Al(110)surface,orbital hybridization between atoms promotes the formation of chemical bonds between N atoms(CN group)and Al atom,and between O atoms(CO group)and Al atom.C4F7N and decomposition products(CF4,CF3CN,COF2)are compatible with Al(110)surface.The research results in this paper can provide data parameters and theoretical basis for the research on the discharge decomposition of C4F7N/CO2 mixed gas,and provide reference and guidance for the application of environmentally friendly insulating medium C4F7N and the design of its equipment.It has important theoretical and practical significance.
Keywords/Search Tags:C4F7N/CO2 mixed gas, Discharge decomposition, Al(110)surface, Adsorption characteristics, Compatibility
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