WO2009037195A1 - Hochspannungsisolatoranordnung und ionenbeschleunigeranordnung mit einer solchen hochspannungsisolatoranordnung - Google Patents
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- High voltage insulator assembly and ion accelerator assembly comprising such a high voltage insulator assembly.
- the invention relates to a high-voltage insulator arrangement and an ion accelerator arrangement with such a high-voltage insulator arrangement.
- electrostatic ion accelerator arrangements such as are particularly suitable for propulsion of spacecraft
- a working gas is ionized in an ionization chamber and the ions are ejected under the influence of an electrostatic field through an opening in the chamber.
- the electrostatic field is formed between a cathode disposed outside the ionization chamber, typically laterally offset from the opening, and an anode disposed at the foot opposite the opening of the chamber and penetrating the chamber.
- anode and cathode is a high voltage for generating the electric field.
- the cathode is at least approximately at the ground potential of the spacecraft, on which are also other metallic components of the spacecraft, and the anode is located on an offset by the high voltage to ground anode potential.
- a particularly advantageous such ion accelerator is known, for example, from WO03 / 000550 A. Other designs are known as Hall thrusters.
- the high voltage acts not only between the anode and the cathode, but also between the anode including the high voltage supply line and other conductive components at a potential different from the anode potential. tial, in particular the ground potential. While separated components are generally sufficiently insulated against flashovers by the vacuum of the surrounding space, in areas in which the working gas occurs, in particular between the anode and a conductive component located upstream of the gas flow in the gas supply line, there is the risk of corona discharges through the corona working gas.
- Corona discharges can also occur in vacuum applications in other areas and situations between two conductive components, which are at potentials separated by a high voltage, whereby in an intermediate pressure region (Paschen region) a voltage flashover by the presence of gas is facilitated. In between the conductive components continuously open paths can then ignite discharges carrying high currents. A plasma arising in the discharges is able to penetrate into small cracks or gaps. By way of degassing openings against a surrounding vacuum, such areas can indeed be rendered corona-proof by lowering the gas pressure below the critical pressure range, but in areas with changing gas pressure, discharges can again occur in the intermediate pressure area, which then also form through the continuous open paths Can pass through degassing.
- a pressure-independent isolation between two components, in particular a high-voltage leading component to ground, can be achieved by completely gas-tight enclosing a component, so that there are no continuously open paths between the two components, eg. B. by potting or embedding a component in an insulator body, but this eliminates for releasable conductor connections as a component. It is further shown that over such a long period damage also occurs in such potted high-voltage insulator arrangements, which, in particular when used in spacecraft without the possibility of exchanging components, can result in serious damage.
- the present invention has for its object to provide a high-voltage insulator arrangement and an ion accelerator arrangement with such a high-voltage insulator arrangement with improved high-voltage insulation.
- an electrostatic ion accelerator arrangement having an ionization chamber and an anode electrode arranged in the ionization chamber and a gas supply for introducing working gas into the ionization chamber
- a gas supply for introducing working gas into the ionization chamber
- an insulator body into the gas supply, which contains a gas-permeable, open-porous (open-pored) dielectric, such a corona discharge is prevented and, at the same time, a supply of working gas into the ionization chamber is made possible.
- Electrically conductive, in particular metallic, second components of the gas supply including an advantageously provided controllable valve, are arranged inside the gas flow path upstream of the insulator body, whereas the anode electrode and electrically conductive first components located in the flow path of the working gas are arranged downstream of the insulator body.
- the first components form the electrically conductive, in particular metallic, components located downstream of the insulator body downstream
- the second components form the conductive, in particular metallic, components located upstream of the insulator body.
- the gas flow is forced through the gas-permeable insulator body.
- the gas-permeable insulator body can advantageously be inserted into one or more gas-impermeable insulating dielectric bodies and enclosed laterally by them.
- the insertion of the gas-permeable insulator body in the flow path of the gas stream in particular also allows a compact design of the gas supply in the ion accelerator, since only a small distance between the grounded gas supply and lying on high voltage anode assembly must be adhered to interposing the insulator body.
- the distance of the insulator body to conductive parts of the anode assembly and / or the gas supply may be less than the smallest dimension of the insulator body transverse to the main flow direction of the working gas through the insulator body, in particular smaller than the smallest dimension of the insulator body in the main flow direction of the working gas.
- the insulator body is preferably disk-shaped and aligned with the disk surface transversely to the main flow direction of the working gas.
- the insulator body is advantageously arranged on the side of the anode arrangement facing away from the ionization chamber.
- a high voltage insulator assembly having a gas permeable, open porous insulator body between two conductive members on high voltage disconnected potentials, as particularly advantageous between an electrode of an ionization chamber and a conductive member upstream of a gas supply as described, is in general use in vacuum applications High voltages and the occurrence of gas in a space between the conductive components, in particular in turn in an ion accelerator arrangement as a drive in a spacecraft advantageous. It is provided in general application that two conductive components, which are separated by a high voltage separated under. are different potentials, isolated by an isolation device against each other and at least part of the insulation device is formed by a gas-permeable, open-porous insulator body.
- the isolation device can in particular surround one of the conductive components on all sides.
- Such a high-voltage insulator arrangement is important if gas can occur in a space interspersed by the electrostatic field of the high voltage between the mutually insulated components. If certain pressure and high-voltage conditions exist, a current path, in particular a DC path, can arise via plasma in the gas. A gas flow is possible between the first subspace on the side of the first conductive component and the second subspace on the side of the second conductive component via the gas-permeable insulator body. Gas Finestrompfade over which flow gas bypassing the gas-permeable insulator body and a direct current path could occur, are not provided.
- Such a Hochnapssisolatoran extract is particularly advantageous for a detachable plug connection between a high voltage source and a z in operation.
- the plug-in connection advantageously allows a conductor connection, in particular via an insulated cable, between the high-voltage source and an electrode of the drive module to be repeatedly released from the separate production of a high-voltage source and one or more drive modules via test measures until installation in a spacecraft, and the entire apparatus thereby can be handled considerably easier than with a single Isolatorverguss a conductor connection.
- the gas-permeable, open-porous insulator body in the insulation device proves overall as a long-term resistant as encapsulated or other non-gas-permeable insulation sheaths of a conductive component.
- This is based on the finding that conventional plastic insulating materials, which are suitable for spacecraft and high voltage applications, often still gas inclusions, in particular between conductors and insulation, in which microplasmas can arise, which can damage the isolation device so far over time, that corona discharges can occur between conductive components.
- the gas-permeable insulator body such possibly existing gas pockets are easier degraded by discharging the gas into the surrounding space.
- the gas-permeable porous insulator body is of particular advantage, although in the presence of gas in one
- the gas-permeable insulator body may, for. B. be formed by an open-cell foam or preferably by an open-cell ceramic material.
- the mean pore size of the open porous dielectric in the direction of the high voltage caused by the electric field between the components is advantageously less than 100 microns.
- the insulator body is particularly advantageous if the dimensions of the cavities in the gas-permeable insulator body in the direction of the electric field built up by the high voltage are smaller than the length of the debye.
- the flow paths of the gas through the insulator body are advantageously deflected in relation to a straight path between gas inlet side and gas outlet side.
- the gas-permeable insulator body can also be formed by a plurality of partial bodies.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows a drive arrangement of an electrostatic ion accelerator for driving a spacecraft.
- the arrangement has, in a manner known per se and known, an ionization chamber IK which is open in one longitudinal direction LR to one side at a jet outlet opening AO and, in the longitudinal direction of the jet outlet opening AO, contains an anode arrangement AN at the foot of the ionization chamber.
- the ionization chamber is laterally through a chamber wall KW of preferably dielectric, z. B. ceramic material limited and may in particular have an annular cross-section.
- the Anodenan- order AN consists in the example outlined of an anode electrode AE and an anode support body AT.
- a cathode arrangement KA is arranged in the region of the jet outlet opening, preferably laterally offset from the jet outlet opening. Between anode electrode AE and cathode assembly KA there is a high voltage which generates in the ionization chamber an electric field pointing in the longitudinal direction LR, through which ions of a working gas ionized in the ionization chamber are accelerated and ejected as plasma jet PB in the longitudinal direction out of the chamber.
- the cathode is at ground potential of the spacecraft containing the drive assembly and the anode assembly is at a high voltage potential HV of a high voltage source.
- a magnetic field is still present, the course of which depends on the design of the drive arrangement and, in a particularly advantageous manner, known per se in the longitudinal direction, contains a plurality of cusp structures with alternating polarity.
- the magnetic field generating magnet arrangements conditions are known per se, for example, from the above-mentioned prior art, and in Fig. 1 for the sake of clarity, not shown.
- a working gas AG such as xenon is stored in a reservoir GQ as a gas source and fed via a gas supply line GL and a controllable valve GV of the ionization chamber IK, wherein in the example sketched the introduction of the working gas into the ionization chamber of the ionization chamber side facing away from the anode assembly and laterally This is done past, which is illustrated by the arrows indicating the flow directions.
- the gas supply line GL and other components of the gas supply are typically at ground potential, so that between these components and the anode assembly AN, the high voltage is effective and during the supply of working gas from the gas source GQ in the ionization source the risk of corona discharges between the anode assembly and the components lying at ground potential M consists of the working gas present in an intermediate pressure range.
- the intermediate pressure range is understood to be the pressure range in which a gas discharge can ignite through a gas.
- the intermediate pressure range is u. a. dependent on the high voltage.
- a gas-permeable insulator body IS inserted from an open porous Dielektrikum, which preferably as open-cell ceramic Body is executed.
- the insulator body is in an advantageous embodiment, as sketched disk-shaped and aligned with the disk plane transverse to the main flow direction through the insulator body between a gas inlet surface EF and a gas outlet surface AF.
- the main flow direction through the insulator body runs in the sketched example parallel to the longitudinal direction LR.
- the disk plane of the insulator body is parallel to the advantageously also disk-shaped components anode electrode and anode support body of the anode assembly.
- a gas-conducting diaphragm arrangement GB is advantageously inserted, which is preferably metallic and is at anode potential with high voltage to ground.
- the insulator body is resistant to breakdown for the high voltage occurring during operation of the drive assembly.
- the high voltage potential HV of the anode arrangement and the gas inlet surface EF essentially become the ground potential M at the gas outlet area AF, so that the gas-filled volumes between gas supply line GL at ground potential and gas inlet area EF of the insulator or VA are substantially field-free between the anode arrangement and the gas outlet area AF and that no corona discharges are formed in these volumes VM, VA.
- the insulator body advantageously has no open structures continuous in a straight line between the gas inlet surface EF and the gas outlet surface.
- the flow paths of the working gas between the gas inlet surface and gas outlet surface are deflected against a straight course and are formed in particular by interconnected, distributed within the insulator body pore cavities and usually branched.
- the mean dimension of such pore cavities in the direction perpendicular to the gas inlet surface and the gas outlet surface is advantageously less than 100 ⁇ m.
- the pore size in the direction parallel to the gas inlet surface and gas outlet surface and thus substantially transversely to the direction of the high voltage resulting field is of less importance, so that insulator body of z.
- fibrous material with fiber direction transverse to the electric field direction can be used.
- the average dimension of such cavities in the direction perpendicular to the gas inlet surface and gas outlet surface is advantageously smaller than the Debye length, which at given operating parameters, in particular at known maximum pressure of the working gas, which on the side of the gas inlet surface EF typically in the order of 30-150 mbar and on the gas outlet side, for example, below 1 mbar results from known formulas.
- the smallest transverse dimension of the insulator body in the disk plane is in an advantageous embodiment greater than the distance of the gas outlet surface of the anode assembly and / or the gas inlet surface of the gas supply line, so that can be realized in the flow direction of the working gas small overall length.
- the insulator body is arranged in an insulating body arrangement with one or more substantially gas-tight insulating bodies KK, which are connected directly or indirectly mechanically in a schematically illustrated manner with the chamber wall.
- the insulator body IS fills the entire Cross-section of the gas supply in the arrangement of the insulating body KK, so that no leading past the insulator body path is given, over which a corona discharge, a plasma propagation or other current-conducting path could arise.
- Fig. 2 an application of a high voltage insulator assembly is sketched with a gas-permeable open porous insulator body to a plug connection as a high voltage leading component.
- two line sections K1, K2 are energized connected to each other, for. B. electrical power from a high voltage source to high voltage potential HV to an electrode such. B. to guide the anode assembly AN of FIG.
- the two line sections K1, K2 each have an inner conductor L1 or L2 and an insulating jacket M1 or M2.
- the line section K1 can be a flexible cable coming from a high-voltage source and the line section K2 can be a connection piece on a fan accelerator drive module.
- the insulating jacket M1 can then z. B. a flexible cable sheath, z. B. be made of PTFE, the insulating jacket M1 can, for. B. also be a tube of insulating material.
- the plug connection (or other non-destructive releasable connection) advantageously allows the non-destructive release of the electrical connection of the two inner conductors, whereby z. B. for a trial phase of a drive assembly made the connection, during the installation of drive assembly and high voltage source in a spacecraft separated and then reassembled, wherein also during the Test phase, the high-voltage plug connection must be resistant to breakdown to ground potential M components.
- the plug connection is surrounded by an insulation device IV, which extends in the longitudinal direction LL of the two conductors via their insulating jackets M1, M2 and surrounds the plug connection on all sides.
- an insulation device IV which extends in the longitudinal direction LL of the two conductors via their insulating jackets M1, M2 and surrounds the plug connection on all sides.
- the insulating device is sealed against the cable sheaths M1, M2 so far that at the junctions no plasma possibly arising in the hollow space HO can penetrate and cause a flashover to the ground potential M.
- At least part of the hollow space HO surrounding the plug connection wall of the insulating device is formed by a gas-permeable open porous insulator body VK, which can escape with comparable properties as the insulating body IS from the example of FIG. 1 gas from the cavity HO in the surrounding vacuum , but prevents a plasma possibly formed in the cavity from penetrating to a conductive component which is at ground potential outside the cavity. If, in operation, the high-voltage line shown in FIG. Solatoranssen containing device, eg. B.
- FIG. 3 shows a high-voltage insulator arrangement in a modification of the example according to FIG. 2.
- a tubular insulator body IR directly surrounds the inner conductor L32 of a non-flexible line section K32 and settles over the insulating jacket M1 of the line section K1, which is equal to Fig. 2 is assumed, continued.
- the insulator body can again be surrounded by an outer tube AR, which can also be conductive and can be at ground potential.
- An end cap EK can be placed on the insulating jacket M11 encompassing the end of the insulator body IR and braced in the longitudinal direction against the outer tube AR, if it is ensured that a gas can escape through the insulator body in the surrounding vacuum VA from the cavity to the plug connection and on the other hand, there is no path for a plasma from the cavity to the outside in the vacuum or to a conductive component.
- the Debye length in arrangements according to FIGS. 2 and 3 is typically larger than in the example according to FIG. 2, so that when the average pore size of the open porous dielectric for applications according to FIG. 2 or FIG. 3, a larger value is tolerable than in the example according to FIG. 1.
- a plasma can be ignited both inside and outside the cavity if the ignition conditions are fulfilled.
- the plasmas can but not penetrate the porous insulator body, so that no continuous DC path between the components can be constructed.
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