Electrical transmission or interconnection systems – Plural load circuit systems – Plural sources of supply
Patent
1983-06-09
1984-10-30
Eisenzopf, Reinhard J.
Electrical transmission or interconnection systems
Plural load circuit systems
Plural sources of supply
307 29, 307 42, 307 85, 307113, 361 62, H02B 0124, H02H 326, H02J 400
Patent
active
044801939
ABSTRACT:
In a switching system having n nodes (1,2 . . . 6) which are connected via interruptible current branches (11,12 . . . 16) in the form of a ring, in the case of non-availability of at least one of the nodes or at least one of the switching points provided in the interruptible current branches (for example 11) the nodes which are still available are to be connected in the form of a ring, the structure of which is nearly unaltered in the undisturbed areas of the switching system with respect to the corresponding structure of the ring provided in the undisturbed system. For this purpose, n dual isolating switches (31a, 32a, . . . ) and a circuit breaker (a) are provided which are connected to the nodes (1,2 . . . 6) in such a manner that each node (for example 1) can be connected to any one of the other nodes (for example 2) via one of the n dual isolating switches (for example 31a), the circuit breaker (a) and another one of the n dual isolating switches (for example 32a).
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patent: 1955311 (1934-04-01), Parsons
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patent: 4247787 (1981-01-01), Page
Blahous Leopold
K/o/ ppl Georg
BBC Brown Boveri & Company Limited
Eisenzopf Reinhard J.
Jennings Derek S.
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