Gas-insulated switchgear apparatus
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsNaoki Amano, Hitoshi Kayaba, Takehiro Kikuchi
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Abstract
A gas-insulated switchgear apparatus is disclosed, in which a bus bar-dividing unit is interposed through main bus bars between feeder units connected to a transmission line or a transformer. The main bus bars are arranged in substantially the same axis. A circuit breaker of vertical type making up the bus bar-dividing unit includes an upper electric path and a lower electric path. The lower electric path is connected to one of the main bus bars while the upper electric path is connected to the other main bus bar at a position displaced axially of the main bus bar opposed to the circuit breaker of vertical type. This construction with the circuit breakers of vertical type arranged on the same axis facilitates maintenance and inspection.
Claims7
A gas-insulated switchgear apparatus comprising two main bus bars extending substantially along a common axis and having respective end portions spaced from each other, feeder units connected to said two main bus bars, respectively, and a bus-bar dividing unit including one circuit breaker of vertical type disposed with its vertical axis substantially aligned with the end portion of one of said two main bus bars, when viewed in a direction perpendicular to the common axis of said two main bus bars, a lower electric path directly connecting said one circuit breaker to the end portion of said one of said two main bus bars, and an upper electric path including at least a portion perpendicular to a direction of said common axis and a portion parallel to the direction of said common axis to directly connect said one circuit breaker to the end portion of the other of said two main bus bars so that said two main bus bars are connected through said one circuit breaker.
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