A model of particle deposition on the surface of silicon rubber is proposed to study the surface contamination distribution of power devices. Particle-wall collision equations and a particle deposition criterion on the surface of silicone rubber material in flow field are given based on some practical factors such as wind speed
particle size
density
incidence velocity
wall-elasticity and friction coefficients
etc. Results show that the contamination in turbulent center is lager than the contamination in turbulent edge
and that the distribution on the lee side is more uniform than the distribution on the windward side. The results are similar to the artificial sandstorm experiments. The model may play an important role in measuring the contamination on complex shape surfaces that the artificial simulation is unable to complete
and in the study of anti-pollution flashover.
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