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Gas-Sensing Mechanism Research Of InN In SF6-N2 Decomposition Characteristic Components Detection Under Partial Discharge

Posted on:2024-03-21Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:W J LiFull Text:PDF
GTID:2542307118979469Subject:Electrical engineering
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SF6 is a typical greenhouse gas.In order to reduce the impact on the environment and solve the problem of easy liquefaction in alpine regions,the SF6-N2 mixture as gas insulation medium for gas insulated switchgear(GIS)has become a technical solution and has practical engineering applications.Indium nitride(In N)has unique gas sensing properties and has great application potential in the above-mentioned GIS internal partial discharge detection,but there are still many problems to be studied.In this thesis,the structure and electronic properties of pristine In N monolayer were studied.The conductivity and gas-sensing properties were improved by cobalt atom/silver oxide molecular modification,and the potential of In N in the gas-sensing field was explored.Following are the main study contents:Based on gas discharge theory,electrostatic potential theory and molecular orbital theory,the molecular descriptors related to gas insulation strength were screened and calculated.The structural parameters of SF6,N2,NO2,SOF4,SOF2 and SO2F2molecules were extracted,and the relative dielectric strength of each gas molecule was calculated by quantitative structure property relationship(QSPR)model.The results indicate that the SF6-N2 mixture gas has good insulation performance and has significant advantages as a substitute gas for SF6.Based on density functional theory(DFT),the electronic properties of pristine In N was analyzed.Results show that the pristine In N monolayer has good gas sensitivity to NO2 molecule,but the selectivity and sensitivity to other SF6-N2decomposition components are limited.On the other hand,the negative electrostatic potential region on In N surface is mainly distributed around N atoms,which means that the metal elements tend to be doped above N atoms.Modify In N monolayer with Co atom and Ag2O molecule.The gas sensing properties of the pristine and modified In N monolayer to NO2,SO2F2,SOF2 and SOF4were systematically investigated.On the one hand,HOMO and LUMO are mainly distributed near the dopant,providing an active region for the adsorption of gas molecules;the element orbitals of the dopant tend to increase the density of states near the Fermi level,which is conducive to the transition of electrons,resulting in an increase in the conductivity.On the other hand,considering the short adsorption distance,the large charge transfer and adsorption energy of gas molecules on Co-In N surface,it is considered that Co atom modification can improve the adsorption performance of In N to NO2,SOF4,SOF2 and SO2F2,making Co-In N a strong candidate for preparing adsorbents for SF6-N2 decomposition components.In addition,the conductivity of Ag2O-In N system varies with the adsorption of NO2,SOF4,SOF2 and SO2F2,which is beneficial to the effective detection of these gas molecules.It is worth noting that the short desorption time of SOF2 and SO2F2 on Ag2O-In N surface makes Ag2O-In N has excellent recovery performance.Finally,the trainglm function is selected to optimize and train the BP neural network,and the GIS partial discharge severity evaluation based on SF6-N2decomposition components is preliminarily realized.According to the gas concentration of SF6-N2 decomposition components and the severity level of partial discharge,a sample library was established.The model of BP neural network was optimized by 500 groups of samples,and the transfer function and hidden layer nodes were determined.The optimized model successfully predicted the partial discharge severity of 20 groups of samples.In this thesis,the structure and electronic properties of In N monolayer are studied.By introducing cobalt(Co)atom and silver oxide(Ag2O)molecule,the conductivity and gas-sensing properties of In N are improved,which expands its potential in the gas-sensing field.
Keywords/Search Tags:density functional theory, indium nitride, GIS, SF6-N2 decomposition components, gas-sensing mechanism
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