Gas-insulated switch for an underground power distrubution syste

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

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200148A, H01H 3388

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039476502

ABSTRACT:
An electric switch suitable for use in underground distribution (UD) systems includes a conductive housing having at least one pair of insulated feed-through bushings mounted thereon. The bushings are adapted to receive underground conductor terminations external of the housing and electrodes of a circuit interrupter internal of the housing. The circuit interrupter is responsive to a mechanism which alternately engages and disengages the electrodes. The housing encloses a volume of electronegative gas which gas acts to extinguish the arc drawn between the electrodes during a switching operation, and to provide electrical insulation between the individual electrodes and between the electrodes and the conductive housing. The gas is maintained at a sufficiently low pressure to prevent liquefication even at low-ambient temperatures.

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