公开(公告)号：JP2009164121A

公开(公告)日：2009-07-23

申请号：JP2008325157

申请日：2008-12-22

Applicant: Abb Technology Ag ,  アーベーベー・テヒノロギー・アーゲー

Inventor： TREDOUX JOHANNES ,  JACOBSSON STAFFAN

IPC: H01H33/40 ,  H01H33/42

CPC classification number: H01H3/3026 ,  H01H33/40

Abstract: PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a stable spring arrangement which does not cause buckling or rocking, with no guiding means.
SOLUTION: A spring arrangement 1 for a spring drive unit 2 includes springs 3 and 4 and pullrods 5 and 6. The pullrod is connected to a first spring end 8 of the spring by a first pullrod end 11, and is connected to a rotating shaft of the spring drive unit by a second pullrod end on the opposite side. The spring arrangement includes a frame plate 7 to which a second spring end 9 of the spring is fitted. The frame plate is provided with an opening through which the pullrod extends and is connected to the shaft. The parameter of the spring is selected according to operation condition of the spring drive unit so that the spring becomes stable during operation.
COPYRIGHT: (C)2009,JPO&INPIT

Abstract translation: 要解决的问题：提供一种不引起弯曲或摇摆的稳定的弹簧装置，没有引导装置。 解决方案：用于弹簧驱动单元2的弹簧装置1包括弹簧3和4以及拉杆5和6.拉杆通过第一拉头端部11连接到弹簧的第一弹簧端部8，并且连接到 弹簧驱动单元的旋转轴通过相对侧上的第二拉杆端。 弹簧装置包括框架板7，弹簧的第二弹簧端9装配到框架板7上。 框架板设有一个开口，拉链通过该开口延伸并连接到轴上。 根据弹簧驱动单元的运行状况选择弹簧的参数，使弹簧在运行中稳定。 版权所有（C）2009，JPO＆INPIT

公开(公告)号：SE519488C2

公开(公告)日：2003-03-04

申请号：SE0003300

申请日：2000-09-18

Applicant: ABB TECHNOLOGY AG

Inventor： KADDANI AHMED ,  FENG XIAOLONG ,  JACOBSSON STAFFAN ,  KAEHKOENEN JARMO ,  ROININEN TOMAS ,  ZAHRAI SAID ,  CLAESSENS MAX ,  KALTENEGGER KURT ,  NIMEYER LUTZ ,  WELTMANN KLAUS-DIETER

IPC: H01H20060101 ,  H01H33/76 ,  H01H33/98

Abstract: The method for breaking a current in medium or high-voltage applications uses a switch with a pair of contact members (1,2), at least one of which is moved from a closed position, in which the members are in electrical contact with each other, to an open position where they are separated. An electrical arc is generated during the separation movement. For high currents, the arc is extinguished by a pressurized gas directed towards it, and which is generated by using the energy of the arc itself. For low currents, the arc is extinguished by squeezing it in an area between a first and second insulating body (3,4).