Patent classifications
H02B13/00
DETACHABLE KNOB FOR ACTUATING SWITCHGEAR, AND A SWITCHGEAR DEVICE INCORPORATING THE DETACHABLE KNOB
The present invention refers to a detachable knob that can be easily and quickly detached and attached repeatedly from a switchgear. The detachable knob includes: a knob housing configured to be manually rotated about a rotation axis “X”, and anchoring means placed inside the knob housing. A plunger is arranged inside the housing and is axially displaceable along the rotation axis “X”, wherein the plunger is configured to bring the anchoring means from their engaged position to their disengaged position and vice versa. The plunger is axially displaceable relative to the anchoring means between two stable axial positions at axis “X”, namely: a pushed-down position in which the plunger remains stable and force the anchoring means to their engaged or to their disengaged position, and a release position in which the plunger remains stable and in which the anchoring means are in the other position.
DETACHABLE KNOB FOR ACTUATING SWITCHGEAR, AND A SWITCHGEAR DEVICE INCORPORATING THE DETACHABLE KNOB
The present invention refers to a detachable knob that can be easily and quickly detached and attached repeatedly from a switchgear. The detachable knob includes: a knob housing configured to be manually rotated about a rotation axis “X”, and anchoring means placed inside the knob housing. A plunger is arranged inside the housing and is axially displaceable along the rotation axis “X”, wherein the plunger is configured to bring the anchoring means from their engaged position to their disengaged position and vice versa. The plunger is axially displaceable relative to the anchoring means between two stable axial positions at axis “X”, namely: a pushed-down position in which the plunger remains stable and force the anchoring means to their engaged or to their disengaged position, and a release position in which the plunger remains stable and in which the anchoring means are in the other position.
GAS-INSULATED SWITCHGEAR
A gas-insulated switchgear includes: a plurality of circuit breakers extending along a first direction and aligned in rows along a second direction perpendicular to the first direction; one end rising portions raised from one end of the plurality of circuit breakers along a third direction perpendicular to the first direction and the second direction; other end rising portions raised from another end of the plurality of circuit breakers along the third direction; and a plurality of connection busbars connecting the other end rising portions together or connecting the one end rising portions together. Two lines through which the connection busbars pass are set between the one end rising portions and the other end rising portions.
THREE PHASE SWITCHGEAR OR CONTROL GEAR
A switchgear or control gear includes: at least one first compartment; a second compartment; a plurality of main switchgear or control gear components, the plurality of main switchgear or control gear components including a main busbar system, a three position linear or rotational movement disconnector, a circuit breaker, and a cable connection; and a plurality of auxiliary switchgear or control gear components, the plurality of auxiliary switchgear or control gear components including a disconnector drive and a circuit breaker drive. The plurality of main switchgear or control gear components are housed in the at least one first compartment. The plurality of auxiliary switchgear or control components are housed in the second compartment. The circuit breaker and three position or rotational movement disconnector are mounted vertically in the at least one first compartment.
THREE PHASE SWITCHGEAR OR CONTROL GEAR
A switchgear or control gear includes: at least one first compartment; a second compartment; a plurality of main switchgear or control gear components, the plurality of main switchgear or control gear components including a main busbar system, a three position linear or rotational movement disconnector, a circuit breaker, and a cable connection; and a plurality of auxiliary switchgear or control gear components, the plurality of auxiliary switchgear or control gear components including a disconnector drive and a circuit breaker drive. The plurality of main switchgear or control gear components are housed in the at least one first compartment. The plurality of auxiliary switchgear or control components are housed in the second compartment. The circuit breaker and three position or rotational movement disconnector are mounted vertically in the at least one first compartment.
Gas-insulated line, gas-insulated switchgear and method thereof
A gas-insulated line is provided. The gas-insulated line defines an axial direction and includes an enclosure configured to surround a nominal conductor and a pressurized insulation gas in the enclosure, wherein the enclosure includes: a first attachment point and a second attachment point, the first attachment point and the second attachment point being spaced apart from each other in the axial direction; a rope element fixed between the first attachment point and the second attachment point and loaded with a pretension; and a flexible enclosure element arranged between the first attachment point and the second attachment point.
GAS-INSULATED SWITCHGEAR
To obtain a gas insulated switchgear which enables an improvement in maintainability. The gas insulated switchgear is characterized by including a main circuit device disposed inside a container in which an insulating gas is hermetically sealed; an operating mechanism disposed outside the container; a hermetic connecting shaft which transmits the drive force of the operating mechanism to the main circuit device; a first hermetic sealing portion disposed around the hermetic connecting shaft; and a second hermetic sealing portion which, having thereinside a hermetic sealing member, is disposed around the hermetic connecting shaft so as to be superimposed on the first hermetic sealing portion and also is provide in the atmosphere outside the container.
GAS-INSULATED SWITCHGEAR
To obtain a gas insulated switchgear which enables an improvement in maintainability. The gas insulated switchgear is characterized by including a main circuit device disposed inside a container in which an insulating gas is hermetically sealed; an operating mechanism disposed outside the container; a hermetic connecting shaft which transmits the drive force of the operating mechanism to the main circuit device; a first hermetic sealing portion disposed around the hermetic connecting shaft; and a second hermetic sealing portion which, having thereinside a hermetic sealing member, is disposed around the hermetic connecting shaft so as to be superimposed on the first hermetic sealing portion and also is provide in the atmosphere outside the container.
APPARATUS FOR ELECTRICALLY INTERCONNECTING TWO LAMINATED MULTI-PHASE BUSBARS
An apparatus for electrically connecting busbars includes: a first laminated multi-phase busbar to be connected to a second laminated multi-phase busbar, each of the first and second laminated multi-phase busbars including a plurality of conducting layers and insulating layers which are arranged between the conducting layers, the conducting layers of the first laminated multi-phase busbar projecting from the insulating layers thereof, forming a first lateral connecting portion with first electrical contact surfaces, and the conducting layers of the second laminated multi-phase busbar projecting from the insulating layers thereof, forming a second lateral connecting portion with second electrical contact surfaces; and a bridging element that includes a plurality of laminated insulating layers and conducting layers having electrical contact surfaces which contact associated electrical contact surfaces of the first and second lateral connecting portions of the first and second busbar.
Switching device comprising lashing points
A switching device has an encapsulation housing and lashing points. The lashing points are arranged in such a manner that a center of gravity of the switching device lies below the lashing points in a lashing direction.