H.V. current cut-out circuit
AssigneeDelle-Alsthom
InventorDoan Pham Van
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AssigneeDelle-Alsthom
InventorDoan Pham Van
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The invention relates to a current cut-out circuit for a high-voltage electric installation, a current source being located on an input side and an earth fault possibly occurring on its output side. The circuit is characterized in that between the input and the output, it includes for each phase, in series, a cut-out device (1) with a high arcing voltage, said device opening very rapidly, and a circuit-breaker (2) which opens rapidly and, shunt-connected between the input of the cut-out device with a high arcing voltage and earth, a resistance (4) for limiting an earthing current which passes via an automatic cut-out (3) with a very short closing time and a short opening time. Structure (5) is provided for performing the sequence of following operations in a time shorter than half a period: closing the automatic cut-out, opening the high arcing voltage device, opening the rapid-opening circuit-breaker and the automatic cut-out, and, when the current passes through zero, cutting out the high arcing voltage device, the rapid-opening circuit-breaker and the automatic cut-out. The invention applies to protecting switchgear.
A high-voltage cut-out circuit for an electric installation having an input side and an output side, a current source installed on the input side of the circuit and an earth fault possibly occurring on its output side, the improvement wherein between the input side and the output side, it includes, for each phase, in series, a very rapid opening cut-out device (1) with a high arcing voltage, and a rapid opening circuit-breaker (2) and, shunt-connected between the input of the cut-out device with a high arcing voltage and earth, a resistance (4) for limiting an earthing current and an automatic cut-out (3) with a very short closing time and a short opening time, said circuit further comprising means (5) for performing the sequence of following operations in a time shorter than half a period:
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