Abstract:
A laminated multi-phase busbar (1) for conducting electric energy, comprising a base layer (2) of an electrically insulating material, a first conducting layer (4a) of an electrically conducting material which is arranged on and mechanically connected to said base layer (2), a first intermediate insulating layer (6) of an electrically insulating material which is arranged on and mechanically connected to said first conducting layer (4a), a second conducting layer (4b) of an electrically conducting material which is arranged on and mechanically connected to said first intermediate layer (6) and a cover layer (8) of an electrically insulating material which is arranged on and mechanically connected to said second conducting layer (4b), is characterized in that the electrically insulating material of said base layer (2), said first intermediate layer (6) and said cover layer (8) is a sheet molding compound including a thermosetting resin and reinforcing fibers, and that the material of said first conducting layer (4a) and said second conducting layer (4b) is a sheet metal which is mechanically connected to the intermediate insulating layer by a thermally cured thermosetting resin.
Abstract:
It is proposed a liner arrangement (100) for fitting a tubular insulator body (201) in a circuit breaker (300). The liner arrangement includes a planar, electric-arc resistant and heat resistant liner layer (105) comprising a first edge portion (101) and a second edge portion (102) that is located opposite the first edge portion, wherein the first edge portion (101) has a first contour (103) extending in a direction transversally to a plane defined by the planar liner layer (105). The second edge portion has a second contour (104) having a geometry that is complementary to the first contour (103) such that the first edge portion (101) can be attached by way of a form fit to the second edge portion (102) once the planar liner layer (105) is bent to a tubular shape. Further, a circuit breaker including a liner arrangement and an insulator is described. A method for protecting an insulator body (201) of a heat chamber insulator (200) for a circuit breaker is also described.