Gas insulated switch-gear apparatus
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsSeizo Nakano, Kazuaki Oishi, Takehiro Kikuchi, Syoetu Suda
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Abstract
A gas insulated switch-gear wherein power circuit breakers, disconnecting switches, earthing switches and the like constituting a power electric sub-station are enclosed in earthed metallic vessels and insulation therein is effected by means of insulated arc-suppressing gas is housed in a switching house, a bushing forming a terminal at the electric power line side is provided separately outside of the switching house, and said bushing located outside and gas insulated switch-gear is electrically connected by means of gas insulated bus bar, to thereby eliminate a wall bushing.
Claims7
A gas insulated switch-gear apparatus comprising:
- a gas insulated switch gear including power circuit breakers, disconnecting switches and earthing switches which are enclosed in earthed metallic vessels filled therein with insulating, arc-suppressing gas and electrically, mechanically associated with one another;
- an input terminal and output terminal led out of said gas insulated switch-gear;
- a switching house housing said gas insulated switch-gear;
- a main bus bar insulatingly supported through insulators in said switching house;
- and
- a connection bus bar connecting said main bus bar to one of the input terminal and the output terminal of said gas insulated switch-gear;
- characterized in that:
- a terminal bushing is provided separately of said swtiching house outside of the switching house and said terminal bushing is electrically connected to the other terminal of said gas insulated switch-gear by means of a gas insulated bus bar extending through the wall of said switching house.
A gas insulated switch-gear apparatus comprising:
- a gas insulated switch-gear including power circuit breakers, disconnecting switches and earthing switches which are enclosed in earthed metallic vessels filled therein with insulating, arc-suppressing gas and electrically, mechanically associated with one another;
- an input terminal and output terminal led out of said gas insulated switch-gear;
- a switching house housing said gas insulated switch-gear;
- a main bus bar insulatingly supported through insulators in said switching house;
- and
- a connection bus bar connecting said main bus bar to one of the input terminal and the output terminal of said gas insulated switch-gear;
- characterized in that:
- a terminal bushing is provided separately of said switching house outside of the switching house, and said terminal bushing and the other terminal of said gas insulated switch-gear are electrically connected by means of a gas insulated bus bar disposed in a pit extending from the floor surface of said switching house to the outside of said switching house.
A gas insulated switch-gear apparatus comprising:
- gas insulated switch-gear each including power circuit breakers, disconnecting switches and earthing switches which are enclosed in earthed metallic vessels filled therein with insulating, arc-suppressing gas and electrically, mechanically associated with one another, and each formed of one of three phases which are provided separately of one another;
- input terminals and output terminals led out of the respective phase gas insulated switch-gears;
- a switching house housing the respective phase gas insulated switch-gears;
- main bus bars of the respective three phases which are insulatingly supported by means of insulators in said switching house;
- and
- connection bus bars each connecting the main bus bar of each phase to one of the input terminal and the output terminal of each phase as insulated switch-gear;
- characterized in that:
- the respective three phase terminal bushings are provided separately of said switching house outside of the switching house, and said terminal bushings and the other terminals of said gas insulated switch-gears are electrically connected by means of three phase type gas insulated bus bar housing the respective three phase connecting conductors in a common outer shell.
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