Motor-driven vacuum circuit breaker
AssigneeABB Schweiz AG
InventorsElisabeth Lindell, Andrea Bianco, Andrea Ricci, Lars Jonsson, Stefan Halén, Lars Liljestrand
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AssigneeABB Schweiz AG
InventorsElisabeth Lindell, Andrea Bianco, Andrea Ricci, Lars Jonsson, Stefan Halén, Lars Liljestrand
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The present invention relates to a method for controlling a motor-driven vacuum circuit breaker. The method comprises initiate opening (S100) the circuit breaker, wherein the circuit breaker moves with an average opening speed of a contact pair of the circuit breaker, from a closed position to an open position of the circuit breaker, and decelerating (S110) the opening speed of the contact pair to below the average opening speed before the open position is reached to avoid overshoot, and initiate closing (S120) the circuit breaker, wherein the circuit breaker moves with an average closing speed of the contact pair, from the open position to the closed position, and decelerating (S130) the closing speed of the contact pair to below the average closing speed before contact touch at the closed position, wherein the circuit breaker moves with the decelerated speed at contact touch. A motor-driven vacuum circuit breaker, a computer program and a computer program product are also presented.
A method for controlling a motor-driven vacuum circuit breaker, the method being performed in a motor-driven vacuum circuit breaker and comprising:
A motor-driven vacuum circuit breaker, the circuit breaker comprising a controller and at least one motor-driven contact pair, wherein:
A computer program for controlling a circuit breaker having a controller and a motor-driven contact pair, the computer program comprising computer program code which, when run on the controller, causes the controller to:
A computer program product comprising a computer program and a computer readable storage means on which the computer program is stored for controlling a circuit breaker having a controller and a motor-driven contact pair, the computer program comprising computer program code which, when run on the controller, causes the controller to:
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