ArticleFrontiers in chemistry2026
Study on pyrolysis gas generation characteristics of insulating oil under electro-thermal action based on ReaxFF simulation.
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Mineral insulating oil serves as the core insulation and cooling medium of power transformers, and its pyrolysis and gas generation behavior directly determine the safe operation of equipment. Conventional dissolved gas analysis (DGA) only targets small-molecule C1/C2 gases produced in the late pyrolysis stage, which inevitably causes obvious delay in early fault identification. In this work, ReaxFF reactive force field molecular dynamics simulations and physical experiments are jointly adopted to build a multi-component insulating oil molecular model consisting of alkanes, cycloalkanes and aromatics. We systematically investigate oil pyrolysis under single thermal stress and coupled electro-thermal stress, with C
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