Capacitive voltage transformer

Inductor devices – With deformable or distortable coil and/or core

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C336S069000, C336S122000, C336S083000, C323S355000, C323S356000, C323S357000, C323S358000, C323S359000

Reexamination Certificate

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06727791

ABSTRACT:

This application claims the priority of Chinese Patent Application No. 02215653.4, filed Feb. 5, 2002, the disclosure of which is expressly incorporated by reference herein.
BACKGROUND AND SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION
The present invention relates to the high voltage electric power transmission, particularly relates to the electric power transmission apparatus to take-off secondary electric power source from (10 kv) high voltage line.
Voltage transformers are employed at present for reducing the voltage from 10 kv to 220 v or lower. Prior art voltage transformer have multiple windings and heavy iron-cores with some defects in insulation. These bulk volume transformers are not suitable for electric transmission line networks and cannot serve as bus-line insulating support rods.
The voltage transformers and capacitive divider of the prior art are not well electrically isolated from the high voltage.
Conventional high-voltage capacitive voltage transformers have an ordinary configuration which is formed by co-axial winding capacitive elements or a multi-coaxial cylindrical coupling capacitor. They all use film-paper complex medium which requires treatment by vacuum technology and subsequently requires heat-treatment and filling with dehydrated and gasless insulating fluid such as oil for sealing the hollow insulating column. This process is complex and difficult to control. These transformers are large in volume, high in cost, and unsuitable for applying on 10 kv networks. They can only be used on very high voltage electric transmission networks. The Chinese patent ZL99255044.0 refers to a new dry-type voltage transformer that adopt the co-axial circular capacitive element being fixed on tubular electric electrodes. It is difficult for this voltage transformer to output higher current owing to the defect in its structure. The output current flutter under the influence of primary current. Its application is limited to energizing voltage-meters or providing an electric power source for protective relay purposes if they have a power amplifier. It is difficult to manufacture the capacitive elements inside the hollow insulating case, which can be simultaneously used as a supporting rod. Furthermore, it is more difficult to provide secondary operations on 10 kv electric transmission networks, and it also hard to supply the secondary power source needed by automation of electric power distribution.
A principal object of the present invention is to overcome the above-mentioned defaults existing in the prior arts and provide a capacitive voltage transformer (CVT) which serves as a secondary operation mechanism in the networks of 10 kv electronic power distribution networks and can also provide electric power source needed by automatization of power distribution networks. It is compact in structure, and less costly.
A further object is to provide improvement in the safe separation of a load from the high potential for the sake of safety. A still further object is to improve the load characteristic.
A counter-proportionality relationship exists between voltage and capacity at two ends of a capacitor, and a sufficient resonance between capacitive impedance and inductance impedance can provide a precise, stable and high energetic power source to drive a load.
According to these principles, the capacitive voltage transformer of the present invention is designed to be connected with a high voltage line in order to provide voltage reduction by including a capacitive voltage divider having an insulating hollow case with an electric connection terminal connected with a high voltage line and having another connection terminal being grounded. Capacitors C1 and C2 are series connected between high voltage line and ground. One end of the series connection of capacitors C1 and C2 is connected to the high voltage line, and the other end of the series connector of C1 and C2 is grounded A secondary voltage output terminal is the tapping point between capacitor C1 and C2. The capacitor C2 is connected electrically in parallel with an induction transformer between the tapping points of the capacitors and ground.
The present invention has the following characteristics:
(a) The capacitors of the capacitive voltage divider are placed in an insulating hollow case with insulator shed rings, which is filled with oilless dry insulating filler for insulating and fixing the capacitors within the case. Capacitors C1 and C2 are formed respectively by plural metallized film capacitors which are arranged electrically in parallel or in series with each other.
Said case could be a hollow column.
(b) Induction transformer L includes a primary impedance winding connected between the tapping point of capacitor C1, C2 and ground, as well as a secondary voltage transformer winding directly being wound around the iron-cores having a “C” shape.
The upper end of the column of the capacitive voltage transformer is connected with high-voltage of the electric power transmission line and the bottom end thereof is grounded. The column of capacitive voltage divider has an insulating sheath with plural shed rings on the outside.
The filler within the said column is formed by mixing insulating filling material and epoxy resin.
There are two prefabricated securing screw holes respectively arranged at the high voltage end and ground end of the said insulating column.
The induction transformer L has a frame for fixing the iron-cores, which further includes a bottom part on which there are two vertically standing securing bolts. The upper end of the frame has a securing plate (or strip) having a “U” shape.
Based on a comparison of the prior art and the improved capacitive voltage transformer of the present invention, the capacitive impedance and inductive impedance are integrally combined in the present invention to reach an ideal resonant effect. Hence the satisfactory characteristics are obtained. The present invention provides many advantages such as compactness in volume and savings in consumption of the material to reduce the cost of manufacture. It also solves the difficulties concerning secondary operation in the 10 kv electric power transmission networks. It provides the ideal secondary power source at or under 220V with high precision highly stabilities, effective power factor to energize the high-voltage switches, high-voltage power measuring apparatus, and provides operations of automatic control system of 10 kv power distribution. The power level can reach 22VA, the precision can reach 0.2-grade. Because of good insulation between load and high-voltage, the delivered electric power is reliable, load characteristics are greatly improved, and good insulation is obtained. Tests prove that the structure of the present invention can withstand an over-voltage 2.5 times larger than the rated working-voltage for one minute without flutter or breakdown. Even at temperatures of
15° C. □□40° C., stable working-voltage and current can be guaranteed. It not only can withstand the mechanical impact with 800N which comes along axial direction or radial direction, but also can continuously withstand 6000 times dynamic loading tests.


REFERENCES:
patent: 99255044 (1999-11-01), None

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