Circuit-breaker having two interrupting chambers per pole with drive mechanism and drive rods isolating insert capacitors
AssigneeGEC Alsthom T & D SA
InventorsMichel Perret, Denis Dufournet, Joseph Martin
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AssigneeGEC Alsthom T & D SA
InventorsMichel Perret, Denis Dufournet, Joseph Martin
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A circuit-breaker having two interrupting chambers per pole, the chambers being disposed in a T or V configuration at the end of a column provided at its base with a control system for operating a drive rod, each chamber containing a moving assembly connected via a linkage to the drive rod, and main contacts and arcing contacts, wherein each chamber contains a semi-moving assembly including main contacts and arcing contacts co-operating respectively with the main contacts and the arcing contacts of the moving assembly, the semi-moving assembly in each of the chambers including a mechanism for moving it at a velocity of equal magnitude and of opposite direction to the velocity of the moving assembly with which it co-operates.
A circuit-breaker having first and second interrupting chambers per pole, said first and second chambers being disposed in a T configuration at the end of a column provided at its base with a control system for operating a drive rod, each of said first and second chambers containing a moving assembly with main and arcing contacts connected via a linkage to said drive rod, and each of said first and second chambers further containing a follower assembly with main and arcing contacts, said main contacts and said arcing contacts of said follower assembly in said first chamber operative to cooperate respectively with said main contacts and said arcing contacts of a corresponding said moving assembly in said first chamber, and said main contacts and said arcing contacts of said follower assembly in said second chamber operative to cooperate respectively with said main contacts and said arcing contacts of a corresponding said moving assembly in said second chamber,
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