Influence Mechanism of $ O_{2} $/$ H_{2} $O Adsorption on Cu(111) Surface on $ SF_{6} $ Overheating Failure Decomposition
Abstract In gas-insulated equipment, the decomposition of $ SF_{6} $ is closely related to the residual traces of $ O_{2} $ and $ H_{2} $O in the equipment. However, the decomposition mechanism has not yet been clarified. In this paper, the adsorption and defluorination of $ SF_{6} $ on the preadsorbed Cu(111) surface were calculated based on density flooding theory and transition state theory. Besides, the influence mechanism of O atoms and $ H_{2} $O molecules on the defluorination process is analyzed by comparing the energy barrier, reaction heat, and density of states. The results show that pre-adsorption of O atoms changes the adsorption sites of $ SF_{x} $, but has no significant effect on the adsorption energy. In addition, the O atom has a certain inhibitory effect on the decomposition process, and SF → S + F is the key to determining the reaction rate. In contrast, $ H_{2} $O will not only promote the adsorption of $ SF_{x} $ to the surface but also reduce the total reaction heat of the decomposition reaction by 135.37 kcal·$ mol^{−1} $, driving the decomposition process of $ SF_{6} $. In this paper, stable co-adsorption configurations of low-fluorosulfide and co-adsorption groups were determined, and the effects of O and $ H_{2} $O preadsorption on $ SF_{6} $/Cu gas–solid interactions were initially revealed..
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