Corona shielding system for a high-voltage machine, repair lacquer, and method for production

Patent metadata

Field	Value
Publication number	US-10615658-B2
Application number	US-201515305792-A
Country	US
Kind code	B2
Filing date	Apr 20, 2015
Priority date	May 12, 2014
Publication date	Apr 7, 2020
Grant date	Apr 7, 2020

Abstract

A corona shielding system for a high voltage machine including a sleeve for a live conductor of the high voltage machine, wherein the sleeve has an electrically conductive lacquer, wherein a filler is added to the conductive lacquer, the filler at least partially including a thermoexpanding filler, is provided. A repair lacquer and a method for production is further provided.

First claim

The invention claimed is:

1. A repair lacquer for repairing a covering for a high-voltage machine, comprising:
an electrically conductive lacquer, wherein a filler is added to the conductive lacquer, wherein the filler at least partially comprises a thermally expanding filler;
wherein, during a repair of the high-voltage machine, the electrically conductive lacquer fills erosion locations of the high-voltage machine and locations of the high-voltage machine with an eroded external corona sheilding, in a liquid state;
wherein the electrically conductive lacquer gels under ambient conditions and cross-links at room temperature to limit expansion of the electrically conductive lacquer to intermolecular bonds in the electrically conductive lacquer under ambient conditions and at room temperature;
wherein the electrically conductive lacquer expands under the influence of heat and causes final cross-linking of the electrically conductive lacquer.

2. The repair lacquer for repairing a covering for a high-voltage machine as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the thermally expanding filler at least partially comprises a plurality of microscopic hollow spheres of which an envelope consists of polymers.

3. The repair lacquer for repairing a covering as claimed in claim 2 , wherein various inorganic coatings are applied to or deposited on the envelope.

4. The repair lacquer for repairing a covering as claimed claim 1 , wherein nanoscale and/or microscale inorganic erosion-inhibiting particles are added to the lacquer.

5. The repair lacquer for repairing a covering as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the lacquer is elastic or semi-elastic.

6. The repair lacquer for repairing a covering as claimed claim 1 , wherein an expansion temperature of the thermally expanding filler is above a gelation temperature and/or a curing temperature of the lacquer.

7. The repair lacquer for repairing a covering as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the lacquer with the thermally expanding filler is pre-gelled.

8. The repair lacquer for repairing a covering as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the lacquer with the thermally expanding filler has different degrees of crosslinking on application.

9. The repair lacquer as claimed in claim 1 for repairing a covering.

10. A corona shielding system for a high-voltage machine comprising:
a covering for a current-carrying conductor of the high-voltage machine, wherein the covering has an electrically conductive lacquer;
wherein a filler is added to the conductive lacquer, wherein the filler at least partially comprises a thermally expanding filler;
wherein, during a repair of the high-voltage machine, the electrically conductive lacquer fills erosion locations of the high-voltage machine and locations of the high-voltage machine with an eroded external corona sheilding, in a liquid state;
wherein the electrically conductive lacquer gels under ambient conditions and cross-links at room temperature to limit expansion of the electrically conductive lacquer to intermolecular bonds in the electrically conductive lacquer under ambient conditions and at room temperature;
wherein the electrically conductive lacquer expands under the influence of heat and causes final cross-linking of the electrically conductive lacquer.

11. The corona shielding system for a high-voltage machine as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the filler is electrically conductive.

12. The corona shielding system as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the filler consists entirely of thermally expanding filler.

13. The corona shielding system as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the thermally expanding filler at least partially comprises a plurality of microscopic hollow spheres of which an envelope consists of polymers.

14. The corona shielding system as claimed in claim 13 , wherein various inorganic coatings, which have a positive effect on mechanical strength, erosion resistance, thermal or electrical conductivity, are applied to or deposited on the envelope.

15. The corona shielding system as claimed in claim 13 , wherein the plurality of hollow spheres contain gas and/or boiling liquid, wherein, under the action of heat, the envelope of the plurality of hollow spheres softens and the gas and/or boiling liquid contained in the plurality of hollow spheres causes an expansion.

16. The corona shielding system as claimed in claim 10 , wherein nanoscale and/or microscale inorganic erosion-inhibiting particles are added to the lacquer.

17. The corona shielding system as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the lacquer is elastic or semi-elastic.

18. The corona shielding system as claimed in claim 10 , wherein an expansion temperature of the thermally expanding filler is above a gelation temperature and/or a curing temperature of the lacquer.

19. The corona shielding system as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the lacquer with the thermally expanding filler is pre-gelled.

20. The corona shielding system as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the lacquer with the thermally expanding filler has different degrees of crosslinking on application.

21. The corona shielding system as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the corona shielding system is an external corona shielding.

22. The corona shielding system as claimed in claim 10 , wherein the corona shielding system contains an overhang corona shielding.

23. A method for producing a corona shielding system for a high-voltage machine, including a conductive covering for a current-carrying conductor of the high-voltage machine, wherein the covering is at least partially eroded, comprising the following steps:
providing a conductive lacquer, wherein a thermally expanding filler is added to the conductive lacquer;
applying the conductive lacquer, with the added thermally expanding filler, at least to an erosion location;
flowing in of the conductive lacquer, with the added thermally expanding filler, at least partially into the erosion location;
pre-drying and/or pre-gelling of the conductive lacquer with the added thermally expanding filler; and
expanding the conductive lacquer, with the added thermally expanding filler, wherein, as a consequence of the expanding, the erosion location and the hard-to-reach regions thereof are essentially completely filled.

24. The method for producing a corona shielding system as claimed in claim 23 , wherein the expansion is effected by heating with hot air and/or in operation by operating heat, in particular by operating heat of a generator, or by a special heating procedure/generator heat cycle.

25. The method for producing a corona shielding system as claimed in claim 23 , wherein the thermally expanding filler at least partially comprises a plurality of microscopic hollow spheres of which the envelope consists of polymers, wherein the expansion of the plurality of hollow spheres is limited by the lacquer or temperature.

26. The method for producing a corona shielding system as claimed in claim 23 , wherein the degree of expansion of the plurality of hollow spheres at a given temperature, and the reversibility or one-off nature of the expansion are set by determining the sphere shell material and the filler.

Assignees

• Siemens Ag

Inventors

• Litinsky Alexander
• Mashkin Andrey
• Pohlmann Friedhelm
• Schmidt Guido
• Staubach Christian

Classifications

• C09D5/26

  Thermosensitive paints · CPC title

• H02K3/40 Primary

  for high voltage, e.g. affording protection against corona discharges · CPC title

• B05D5/12

  to obtain a coating with specific electrical properties · CPC title

• C09D5/24

  Electrically-conducting paints {(conductive materials H01B1/00)} · CPC title

• H01B1/12

  organic substances {(organic macromolecular compounds or compositions C08)} · CPC title