Project Background 1 Type of high voltage Introduction Introduction Lab Testing Result

TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER TITLE PAGE TITLE i DECLARATION ii DEDICATION iv ACKNOWLEDGEMENT v TABLE OF CONTENTS vi LIST OF FIGURES x LIST OF TABLE xiii LIST OF APPENDIX xiv 1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Project Background 1

1.2 Project Abstract

2 1.3 Problem Statement 2

1.4 Project Objective

3 1.5 Scope of the Project 3

1.6 Report Outline

4 2 LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 Introduction of High Voltage 5

2.2 Type of high voltage

2.2.1 A.C Voltage AC 7 2.2.2 Direct current DC 7 2.2.3 Impulse 8 2.2.3.1 Objective to Using the Impulse test 9 2.2.3.2 Impulse Voltage 9 2.2.3.3 Standard Impulse Wave shape 11 2.2.3.4 Circuit for Producing Impulse waves 12 2.2.3.5 Multi stage impulse generators 14 2.2.3.6 Effect of Circuit Inductance and Series Reactance on the Impulse Generator Circuit 18 2.2.3.7 Impulse generators for test objects with Inductance 18 2.2.4 Standard impulse 19 2.2.5 Lightning of Impulse 20 2.2.5.1 Chopped wave 21 2.2.6 Generation of Switching Surge 22 2.2.6.1 Switching Surge 23 2.2.6.2 The switching surge comes in many different forms, and has many different sources 24 2.2.7 Safety boots as the consumers product A 24 2.2.7.1 Industrial safety boots 24 2.2.7.2 Electrical issue 25 2.2.7.3 Safety Boot Materials 25 2.2.7.4 Type of the safety boots to be put on test 26 2.2.7.5 Possible effect of Test On Safety Boots 27 2.2.8 Lightning Effect To Human 30 2.2.8.1 Mechanism of Lightning 30 3 PROJECT METHODOLOGY

3.1 Introduction

34 3.2 Research Methodology 34 3.3 Project Flowchart 35 4 SAFETY AND EXPERIMENTAL WORK

4.1 Introduction

38 4.2 Safety procedures 38 4.3 User Safety 39 4.4 Laboratory Safety 40 4.4.1 Interlock system 40 4.4.2 Equipment safety 42 4.5 Experimental Work 43 4.6 Apparatus 44 4.6.1 Operating Terminal OT276 44 4.6.2 Oscilloscope Tektronix DPO 4034 44 4.6.3 Measuring Instrument DM I551 45 4.7 Main Components 46 4.7.1 Transformer 46 4.7.2 GS HV Diode 47 4.7.3 CS Smoothing and Energy Storage Capacitor 47 4.7.4 Resistor 48 4.7.5 KF Sphere Gap 49 4.8 Testing Procedure 50 4.8.1 Impulse High Voltage Testing Procedure 53 5 RESULT AND ANALYSIS

5.1 Lab Testing Result

57 5.2 Introduction 58 5.3 Testing with the test object safety boots 5.3.1 Clean condition applied 58 5.3.2 Oily condition applied 64 5.3.3 Wet condition applied 69 5.3.4 Dirty condition applied 73 5.4 Comparisons with the all condition 79 6 CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION 80 REFERENCE 83 LIST OF FIGURES NO TITLE PAGES CHAPTER 2 2.1 Wave Shape for Voltage Impulse Test 9 2.2 Voltages Impulse Test Standard Circuit 12 2.3 A typical four stage impulse generator circuit 15 2.4 Multistage Max generator 16 2.5 Lightning impulse 20 2.6 Chopped in the tail Impulse wave 21 2.7 Chopped in the front impulse wave 21 2.8 Surge generator 22 2.9 Switching impulse 23 2.10 Dual density polyurethane sole, non-metal composite toecap and non-metal composite midsole. 26 2.11 TMC Hisafe Products 26 2.12 Tracking on the safety boot surface 28 2.13 Burning hole to the safety boot surface 29 2.14 Structure of moisture 31 2.15 Differential rate of mass expansion 31 2.16 Typical Structure of a thunderstorm 2.17 Induced Lightning Charges on Transmission line 322.18 Propagation of Lightning Channel 33 CHAPTER 3 3.1 Flowchart of Research Methodology 35 CHAPTER 4 4.1 Sign of high voltage 39 4.2 Experimental Environment for interlock system 41 4.3 schematic design for interlock system 41 4.4 Block diagram for Impulse voltage generators 43 4.5 Operation Terminal OT276 44 4.6 Oscilloscope Tektronix DPO 4034 45 4.7 Measuring Instrument DM I551 45 4.8 Single Phase Ac Voltage Test Transformer 46 4.9 GS HV Diode 47 4.10 CS Capacitor 48 4.11 RE Parallel wave tail resistor 49 4.12 KF Sphere Gap 49 4.13 Impulse configuration Circuit for object test safety boots 50 4.14 Impulse configuration Circuit for object test safety boots 50 CHAPTER 5 5.1 Measuring Equipments 57 5.2 Tripped value and Impulse voltage waveform for 5kV 58 5.3 Tripped value and Impulse voltage waveform for 10kV 59 5.4 Tripped value and Impulse voltage waveform for 15kV 59 5.5 Tripped value and Impulse voltage waveform for 20kV 60 5.6 Tripped value and Impulse voltage waveform for 25kV 60 5.7 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 30kV 61 5.8 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 35kV 61 5.9 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 40kV 62 5.10 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 45kV 62 5.11 Graph voltage breakdown kv vs distance for clean condition 63 5.12 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 5kV 64 5.13 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 10kV 65 5.14 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 15kV 65 5.15 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 20kV 66 5.16 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 25kV 66 5.17 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 30kV 67 5.18 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 35kV 67 5.19 Graph voltage breakdown kv vs distance for oily condition 68 5.20 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 5kV 69 5.21 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 10kV 70 5.22 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 15kV 70 5.23 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 20kV 71 5.24 Graph voltage breakdown kv vs distance for wet condition 71 5.25 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 5kV 73 5.26 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 10kV 74 5.27 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 15kV 74 5.28 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 20kV 75 5.29 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 25kV 75 5.30 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 30kV 76 5.31 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 35kV 76 5.32 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 40kV 77 5.33 Tripped value Impulse voltage waveform for 45kV 77 5.34 Graph voltage breakdown kv vs distance for dirty condition 78 5.35 Graph voltage breakdown kV vs test object conditions 79 LIST OF TABLES NO TITLE PAGES 2.1 International standard rated operation line to line voltage levels 6 4.1 Types of safety boots condition 52 4.2 Distance cm applied to sphere gap calculation 55 LIST OF APPENDICES NO TITLE PAGES 1 Space gap 84 2 Stage for impulse test configuration 84 3 Sphere gap 85 4 GS HV Diode 85 5 CS Capacitor 86 6 RE Parallel wave tail resistor 86 7 Single Phase Ac Voltage Test Transformer 87 8 Clean condition safety boot testing 87 9 Oily condition safety boot testing 88 10 Wet condition safety boot testing 88 11 Dirty condition safety boot testing 89 12 Impulse Voltage test 90 13 Impulse voltage test testing 91 CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION

1.1 Project Background