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The document analyzes the wetting process of artificially contaminated insulators during testing. It develops a calculation method to determine the rate of wetting from condensation and collisions of water droplets. Tests show that flashover voltage, washing from fog, and leakage current depend on fog conditions. Different fog generation methods are compared based on calculations and experiments. The paper concludes that pollution test results depend on fog parameters and generation method, and the fog chamber operation can be optimized by adjusting fog parameters to achieve the minimum flashover voltage.

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ABSTRACT

The document analyzes the wetting process of artificially contaminated insulators during testing. It develops a calculation method to determine the rate of wetting from condensation and collisions of water droplets. Tests show that flashover voltage, washing from fog, and leakage current depend on fog conditions. Different fog generation methods are compared based on calculations and experiments. The paper concludes that pollution test results depend on fog parameters and generation method, and the fog chamber operation can be optimized by adjusting fog parameters to achieve the minimum flashover voltage.

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1. ABSTRACT.

The project analyzes the wetting process during the testing of


artificially contaminated insulators. A calculation method is
developed to determine the rate of wetting by condensation and by
the collision of water droplets with the insulator surface. Series of
tests show that the flashover voltage, the washing effect of fog and
the leakage current all depend on the fog conditions. Different fog-
generation methods (cold, warm, steam) are compared on the basis
of calculations and experimental results. The paper concludes that
the pollution test results for an artificially contaminated insulator
depend on the fog parameters and the fog generation method. The
operation of the fog chamber can be optimized by adjusting the fog
parameters to achieve the minimum flashover voltage.

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There are different methods to find the severity of pollution in any
place. The project mainly deals with ESDD (Equivalent salt deposit
density) and conductance method. The main aim of the project is to
establish a correlation between ESDD method and conductance

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