Targeting Integrated High-Voltage Insulation: Aramid Paper and Its Resin-Impregnated Composites
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Future urban power grids will require compact equipment with high energy density, increasing demand for advanced insulation materials. Aramid paper and its resin‑impregnated composites offer strong dielectric and thermal performance, making them promising for large‑capacity transformers, reactors, and converter bushings. However, their high cost, structural defects, and performance degradation under complex conditions restrict wide adoption. Resin‑impregnated aramid systems also face interface a
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