Gas circuit breaker
AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsNoriyuki Yaginuma, Masanori Tsukushi, Makoto Yano, Katsuhiko Shiraishi, Youichi Ohshita
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AssigneeHitachi, Ltd.
InventorsNoriyuki Yaginuma, Masanori Tsukushi, Makoto Yano, Katsuhiko Shiraishi, Youichi Ohshita
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A dielectric gas produced at the time of current interruption is exhausted into an exhaust structure 1 through an opening 8 formed on a fixed-side support member 6 combined with a fixed arcing contact 4. The exhaust structure 1 has an enlarged portion with a gas flow cross section formed at least before a position at 1/2 of the overall length of the exhaust structure 1 that is uniformly enlarged toward the rear of the exhaust structure 1 with respect to the joint between the exhaust tube 1 and the fixed-side support member 6. As a result, the gas is immediately exhausted into the exhaust structure 1 and the interelectrode insulation recovery performance is ensured.
A gas circuit breaker comprising a grounded tank filled with a dielectric gas, a fixed arcing contact mounted in said tank, a fixed support member mounted to an outer end of said fixed arcing contact for supporting said fixed arcing contact, a blast nozzle set in said grounded tank to blow said gas to said fixed arcing contact in order to extinguish an arc generated at a time of current interruption, an opening for exhausting said blown gas, and an exhaust structure formed behind said opening in said fixed support member to exhaust said gas;
A gas circuit breaker comprising a grounded tank filled with a dielectric gas, a blast nozzle set in said grounded tank to blow said gas to an arcing contact in order to extinguish an arc generated at a time of current interruption, an opening for exhausting said blown gas, and an exhaust structure formed behind said opening to exhaust said gas;
A gas circuit breaker comprising a grounded tank filled with a dielectric gas, a fixed arcing contact mounted in said tank, a fixed support member mounted to an outer end of said fixed arcing contact for supporting said fixed arcing contact, a blast nozzle set in said grounded tank to blow said gas to said fixed arcing contact in order to extinguish an arc generated at a time of current interruption, an opening in said fixed support member for exhausting said blown gas, and an exhaust structure formed behind said opening having an exhaust tube joined to said opening at a joint to exhaust said gas;
A gas circuit breaker comprising a grounded tank filled with a dielectric gas, a fixed arcing contact mounted in said tank, a fixed support member mounted to an outer end of said fixed arcing contact for supporting said fixed arcing contact, a blast nozzle set in said grounded tank to blow said gas to said fixed arcing contact in order to extinguish an arc generated at a time of current interruption, an opening in said fixed support member for exhausting said blown gas, and an exhaust structure formed behind said opening having an exhaust tube joined to said opening at a joint to exhaust said gas;
A gas circuit breaker comprising a grounded tank filled with a dielectric gas, a blast nozzle set in said grounded tank to blow said gas to an arcing contact in order to extinguish an arc generated at a time of current interruption, an opening for exhausting said blown gas, and an exhaust structure formed behind said opening to exhaust said gas;
A gas circuit breaker comprising a grounded tank filled with a dielectric gas, a fixed arcing contact mounted in said tank, a fixed support member mounted to an outer end of said fixed arcing contact for supporting said fired arcing contact, a blast nozzle set in said grounded tank to blow said gas to said fixed arcing contact in order to extinguish an arc generated at a time of current interruption, an opening in said fixed support member for exhausting said blown gas, and an exhaust structure formed behind said opening to exhaust said gas;
A gas circuit breaker comprising a grounded tank filled with a dielectric gas, a blast nozzle set in said grounded tank to blow said gas to an arcing contact in order to extinguish an arc generated at a time of current interruption, an opening for exhausting said blown gas, and an exhaust structure formed behind said opening to exhaust said gas;
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