Electricity: electrical systems and devices – Safety and protection of systems and devices – Arc suppression at switching point
Patent
1978-09-25
1980-04-15
Moose, Jr., Harry E.
Electricity: electrical systems and devices
Safety and protection of systems and devices
Arc suppression at switching point
361 9, 361 13, 361 58, H02H 722, H01H 3359
Patent
active
041986687
ABSTRACT:
a spark gap device in a high-voltage direct current interrupting device maintains a substantially constant ignition voltage by constructing the spark gap device in at least two series-connected main spark gaps connected in parallel with a voltage divider for distributing the voltage across the main spark gaps. An ignition voltage-determining auxiliary gap is connected in series with an impedance connected in parallel with one or more of the main spark gaps to effect a continued ignition thereof. The ignition voltage of the high-voltage direct current interrupting device is determined by the auxiliary gap such that the auxiliary gap is not subjected to appreciable wear whereby the variations of the ignition voltage are relatively small and not influenced by the wear of the main spark gaps.
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Bergdahl Bernt
Borg Erik
ASEA Aktiebolag
Moose Jr. Harry E.
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