1992
DOI: 10.1002/etep.4450020509
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Procedure for the optimization of sf6 circuit‐breakers

Abstract: The paper deals with the dimensioning of SF6 circuit‐breakers based on a computer program and short‐circuit breaking tests. The procedure leads to an optimization of the design of the circuit‐breaker taking into account the parameters gas pressure, contact motion, dimensions of the active parts and short‐circuit breaking current. Thus, the most advantageous breaker design no longer has to be determined only by empirical testing.

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“…After the MV Busbar, each line is protected by a typical vacuum circuit breaker of the type employed in MV distribution systems. A functional model of the vacuum circuit breaker has been derived from the international literature [ 17 20 ]. The final model ( Figure 3 ) implements the following features: arc resistance when it is switched off; reignition of the arc when it is switched off; chopping of the current when it is switched off; asynchronous closing and opening of the three poles.…”
Section: A Model Of the Distribution Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After the MV Busbar, each line is protected by a typical vacuum circuit breaker of the type employed in MV distribution systems. A functional model of the vacuum circuit breaker has been derived from the international literature [ 17 20 ]. The final model ( Figure 3 ) implements the following features: arc resistance when it is switched off; reignition of the arc when it is switched off; chopping of the current when it is switched off; asynchronous closing and opening of the three poles.…”
Section: A Model Of the Distribution Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%