Abstract: A method for inspecting an aging state of a silicone rubber composite insulating material comprises the following steps: bombarding, for multiple times and by a pulsed laser beam, selected points on a surface of a silicone rubber composite insulating material to be inspected to generate a plasma; collecting spectrum information emitted by the plasma at each bombardment, and extracting, from the collected spectrum information, a spectral property indicator of a specific constituent element of the silicone rubber composite insulating material at each bombardment; and determining aging state information of the silicone rubber composite insulating material according to the change pattern of the spectral property indicator of the specific constituent element with respect to the bombardment depth. The method enables the rapid and accurate inspection of an aging state of a silicone rubber composite insulating material, and avoids the destructive tests required in the prior art.

Abstract: A method for inspecting an aging state of a silicone rubber composite insulating material comprises the following steps: bombarding, for multiple times and by a pulsed laser beam, selected points on a surface of a silicone rubber composite insulating material to be inspected to generate a plasma; collecting spectrum information emitted by the plasma at each bombardment, and extracting, from the collected spectrum information, a spectral property indicator of a specific constituent element of the silicone rubber composite insulating material at each bombardment; and determining aging state information of the silicone rubber composite insulating material according to the change pattern of the spectral property indicator of the specific constituent element with respect to the bombardment depth. The method enables the rapid and accurate inspection of an aging state of a silicone rubber composite insulating material, and avoids the destructive tests required in the prior art.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for repairing an electrically erosive pot hole on a surface of a liquid silicone rubber (LSR) shed, including the following steps: using RTV anti-pollution flashover paint as a first coating, and coating the RTV anti-pollution flashover paint on a surface of an electrically erosive pot hole to make the surface of the pot hole smooth; using a mono-component RTV repair adhesive as a second coating to fill the electrically erosive pot hole, so as to fill and level up the electrically erosive pot hole, and the mono-component RTV repair adhesive is closely bonded to the first coating; and using the RTV anti-pollution flashover paint as a third coating, and coating the RTV anti-pollution flashover paint on the second coating. The method enables the appearance and performance of an LSR shed on which electrical erosion occurs to be effectively recovered.