Device and method for disconnecting a high-voltage direct electric current with a fuse, and oscillating-current overload system
AssigneeSupergrid Institute
InventorWolfgang GRIESHABER
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AssigneeSupergrid Institute
InventorWolfgang GRIESHABER
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A device for disconnecting a high-voltage direct electric current via a fuse interposed in a main branch, includes an overload system able to generate an oscillating overload current which, in the main branch, over at least one half-period of oscillation, is added to a fault current in terms of absolute value to ensure the melting of the fuse. A method for disconnecting a high-voltage direct electric current, via a fuse interposed in a main branch, includes: storing an electrical energy in an overload system; generating, by the overload system, an oscillating overload current which, in the main branch, over at least one half-period of oscillation, is added to the fault current in terms of absolute value to ensure the melting of the fuse.
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A device for disconnecting a high-voltage direct electric current, the device including:
The device as claimed in claim 25, wherein the main branch and the overload branch form an oscillating loop having an inductance and a capacitance dimensioned so that the discharging of the overload capacitor causes an oscillating discharging current in the loop. 29 (New) The device as claimed in claim 28, wherein the oscillating loop includes a dedicated inductive component.
A method for disconnecting a high-voltage direct electric current, wherein the disconnection of the electric current is ensured by the melting of a fuse which is interposed in a main branch in which circulates, in a nominal conducting phase, an operational electric current, in which the method includes:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.