ArticlePolymers2026
Partial Discharge Gas Generation Characteristics and Molecular Degradation Mechanisms of Cellulose Polymers in Eco-Friendly Insulating Oils.
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Two bio-based insulating oils (BHOs) with average carbon chain lengths of approximately 18 and 22 were investigated as short- and long-chain BHOs. By constructing an oil-paper composite insulation system, the generation law of characteristic gases in the two systems was studied by partial discharge experiments. Based on the ReaxFF reaction molecular dynamics simulation under electrothermal coupling stress, the cracking path, cracking rate, evolution of oxygen-containing small molecules, and generation path of characteristic gases of cellulose polymer were revealed. Both systems produced H
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