Abstract:
The switch pole of a high-voltage switch contains an insulating housing (1) filled with insulating gas, two power supply connections (2, 3) that run through the wall of the insulating housing (1) and an electrically conductive contact assembly that is connected to the two power supply connections. The insulating housing (1) has a shell-type construction and has an inner and an outer shell. The outer shell is configured as an insulator (30), is cast onto the inner shell and supports the latter against a force that is caused by the pressure of the insulating gas. The inner shell is configured as a gas-tight sealable container (20) prior to the casting of the outer shell. Prior to said casting process, the housing (20) holds at least the contact assembly and at the same time has a degree of shape retention that is sufficient to support its own mass and all the parts held in said housing. The switch pole can be cost-effectively produced and is characterised by a high degree of operational safety.
Abstract:
Descargador de sobretensión con dos terminales de corriente estacionarios (2, 3) y con una resistencia eléctrica no lineal que contiene dos electrodos (6, 8) distanciados uno de otro en la dirección de un eje y un cuerpo de resistencia (7) constituido por una matriz y un material de relleno de forma de polvo con comportamiento de varistor incrustado en la matriz, caracterizado porque el cuerpo de resistencia (7) está formado por un material compuesto deformable en frío y se encuentra prensado entre los dos electrodos (6, 8), formando así la resistencia eléctrica no lineal.
Abstract:
The stock contains an insulating-material matrix and a filler embedded in the matrix and is distinguished by a cellular structure. The predominant portion of the cells is filled with a material having arc-extinguishing properties or contains a material which, on exposure to an arc, forms arc-extinguishing gas. For the purpose of improving the making and breaking capacity, such a stock can advantageously be employed in a gas-blast circuit breaker in which arcextinguishing gas is blown onto the switching arc (11). This involves the stock preferably being positioned at such points guiding the arc-extinguishing gas, at which the stock is exposed to the radiation of the arc (11) and the thermal action of arc gases.