Abstract
Taking into account that Sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) gas leakage can result in environmental pollution, the insulating oil used in high-voltage equipment can decompose into various detectable dissolved gases, allowing for the monitoring of its operational status. In this study, we use a CoO-doped SnSe (SnSe-CoO) monolayer to achieve strong adsorption of SF6 gas, CO, and C2H2 gas, and highly sensitive monitoring of H2 and CH4. Thus, the SnSe-CoO monolayer can serve as an adsorbent for SF6 gas leakage and a material for monitoring insulating oil-dissolved gas. Furthermore, we also observed that the adsorption energy of each gas on the intrinsic material increases with the solvent dielectric constant, facilitating the control of gas adsorption. Our research provides a significant theoretical foundation for future adsorption and monitoring of insulating gases and insulating oil decomposition gases.
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