Frictional characteristics of graphene layers with embedded nanopores

Analysis of Electromagnetic Properties of New Graphene Partial Discharge Sensor Electrode Plate Material

Advanced sensing and measurement technology is the key to realizing the transparent power grid and electric internet of things. Meanwhile, sensors, as an indispensable part of the smart grid, can monitor, collect, process, and transmit various types of data information of the power system in real-time. In this way, it is possible to further control the power system. Among them, partial discharge (PD) sensors are of great importance in the fields of online monitoring of insulation condition, intelligent equipment control, and power maintenance of power systems. Therefore, this paper intends to focus on advanced sensing materials and study new materials for the improvement for partial discharge sensors. As two-dimensional material, graphene is introduced. The electromagnetic properties of graphene partial discharge sensor electrode plate material are analyzed theoretically. By studying the influence of different chemical potential, relaxation time, temperature, and frequency, we obtain the changing curve of conductivity, dielectric constant, and refractive index. A linear regression model based on the least-squares method was developed for the three electromagnetic properties. Finally, the simulation and experiment verified that the graphene partial discharge sensor has better absorption of the partial discharge signal. This study can apply to the design of graphene partial discharge sensors.