Circuit breaker

Electricity: circuit makers and breakers – Liquid contact – Time delay

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200148R, H01H 3316

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050398318

ABSTRACT:
In a circuit breaker in which an interrupting device, a resistor device and a capacitor device are connected in parallel, a shield device is arranged to shield the interrupting device and the resistor device and comprises a first shield for shielding the stationary main contact and stationary resistor contact and a second shield for shielding the movable main contact and movable resistor contact. Each of the first shield and the second shield comprises a large shield portion and a small shield portion, and the small shield portions are arranged between the large shield portions. The small shield portion terminates in the vicinity of the top of the main contact and of the top of the resistor contact. The small shield portion comprises wide portions situated substantially in the direction of an axis joining centers of the main contact and resistor contact and narrow portions situated substantially in the direction perpendicular to the axis. The width of the narrow portions is smaller than the width of the wide portions, and at least a part of the capacitor device is arranged over the narrow portions.
In the circuit breaker, since the capacitor device is arranged over the narrow portions, the space for arranging the capacitor device is larger than the conventional circuit breaker, the arrangement of the isoelectric liens is not disturbed or disordered locally in the vicinity of the top of the shield of the stationary main contact and in the vicinity of the movable main contact and high dielectric strength between the main contacts is obtained.

REFERENCES:
patent: 4636599 (1987-01-01), Talir
patent: 4709294 (1987-11-01), Kim

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