Quenching chamber of a medium-voltage switch disconnector
AssigneeABB Technology AG
InventorsPiotr Piekarski, Zbigniew Domurad, Adam Kowalski
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AssigneeABB Technology AG
InventorsPiotr Piekarski, Zbigniew Domurad, Adam Kowalski
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A quenching chamber in medium-voltage switch disconnectors includes a body made of a gassing material that is of a solid shape similar to a rectangular prism. The chamber includes an arcing knife channel and an arc chamber hollowed in the body and is fitted with an arcing contact unit located in a socket. The arc chamber extends directly along the arcing knife channel from a back wall of the chamber and is connected with the inside of the arcing knife channel through a gap that forms a flat funnel. The height of the funnel decreases with an increase in the distance to the arcing knife channel. The width of the gap is less than the width of the arcing knife channel measured in a plane perpendicular to the side walls of the body.
A quenching chamber of a medium voltage switch disconnector, whose body of a gassing material is formed into a solid of a shape similar to a rectangular prism having a top wall, a bottom wall, a front wall, a back wall and side walls, comprising a body having a hollow arcing knife channel, a hollow arc chamber and a hollow socket, and furnished with an arcing contact unit located in the hollow socket, characterized in that the hollow arc chamber extends directly along the hollow arcing knife channel, from the back wall of the chamber and the hollow arc chamber is connected within the hollow arcing knife channel by a gap of a width of (s), forming a flat funnel whose height in a plane parallel to a surface of each said side wall decreases with an increase in a distance to the hollow arcing knife channel, a width of the gap in a plane perpendicular to the surface of each said side wall being less than a width of the hollow arcing knife channel measured in a plane perpendicular to the side walls of the body, respectively.
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