Secondary arc extinction device

Electricity: power supply or regulation systems – For reactive power control – Using impedance

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361 47, 361 66, H02J 318, G05F 170

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ABSTRACT:
A secondary arc extinction device is disclosed for an electrical power system which includes a bus bar, an electrical power line connected to the bus bar and a protective relay device. A first reactance is provided with each phase so that one terminal of the first reactance is connected to a respective phase of the power line. A transformer which has a primary winding connected between the second terminal of the first reactance and ground is further provided and a second reactance is connected to the secondary winding of the transformer. A control device provides for control of the second reactance in response to a signal from the protective relay.

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