Corona Ring
Corona Ring
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Hello foroum,
I want to know how the size of corona ring is decided. Also how to design the high voltage terminal ?
I want to know how the size of corona ring is decided. Also how to design the high voltage terminal ?






RE: Corona Ring
For porcelain post insulators, some manufacturer recommend one corona ring and for 500 kV and above two rings. However, for composite insulator the corona ring is recommended for 220/230 kV. Most equipment manufacturer provide corona ring base on testing such surge arrester, switches, CT’s/PTs, etc.
For bus, dead-end assembly and connectors, the enclosed guide could be helpful. The selection of the corona ring should consider the performance not only in fair weather, but also in raining fogging, snowing and icing conditions.
Consult the EPRI’s Transmission Line Handbook, 345 kV and Above, IEC Pub.61109 Amendment 1 and check the enclose sites for additional reference.
http://www.advanced.co.th/products/fci/SECTION%20H%20EH...
http://www.hubbellpowersystems.com/powertest/catalog_se...
RE: Corona Ring
http://inductionheating.com/lepfaq6.htm
http://www.energy.ca.gov/sitingcases/elsegundo/document...
etc. for more info on corona
RE: Corona Ring
Outdoor Insulators
Authors: Ravi Gorur, Edward A. Cherney, & Jeffery T. Burnham
Copywrite 1999 by Ravi S. Gorur, Inc., Phoenix, Arizona 85044, USA
Specific to corona rings you should get your hands on EPRI Report TR-113977, Section #1.
What I found is that the size of the Grading "corona" rings have tended to get bigger. In our case we had parrallel insualtors on all of our deadends for 2-conductor bundle line. The minimum size I approved were 10 inch rings. The bid was awarded to a supplier that included 11 inch rings. I also now ask for 3-D analysis of the voltage stress by the manufacturer for the designs we are using.
I also found that at 345kV and above it is now recommended that the structure end of a NCI now include a grading ring.
Good Luck.