H01H1/023

Method for Manufacturing a Contact Component, and Contact Component, Vacuum Interrupter and a Switchgear
20210053120 · 2021-02-25 · ·

Various embodiments include a method for manufacturing a contact component for an electrical switch with a contact surface for closing in electrical contact comprising manufacturing the contact component at least partially using a powder. At least two powder types are used to create different material compositions in the contact component. Manufacturing the contact component include using an additive fabrication process based on a powder bed. The contact component includes a sequence of layers. At least two of the layers include different powder types.

DC HIGH VOLTAGE RELAY AND CONTACT MATERIAL FOR DC HIGH-VOLTAGE RELAY

A DC high-voltage relay including at least one contact pair including a movable contact and a fixed contact, having a contact force and/or opening force of 100 gf or more, the DC high-voltage relay of 48 V or more. The movable contact and/or the fixed contact includes Ag oxide-based contact material. Metal components in the contact material includes at least one metal M essentially containing Sn, and a balance including Ag and inevitable impurity metals. The content of the metal M is 0.2% by mass or more and 8% by mass or less based on the total mass of all metal components in the contact material. The contact material has a material structure in which one or more oxides of the metal M are dispersed in a matrix including Ag or a Ag alloy. As metal M, In, Bi, Ni and Te can be added.

Preparation method of rapid composite of long silver-graphite electrical contact material and solder strip material

A preparation method of a rapid bonding of a long silver-graphite electrical contact material and a solder strip material includes the following steps: first step, making a silver-graphite spindle into a silver-graphite electrical contact sheet material by an extrusion process; second step, performing a sintering to composite a solder strip material with the silver-graphite electrical contact sheet material to obtain a composite blank; and third step, performing a rolling and a heat treatment on the composite blank for one or more times to complete the composite of the long silver-graphite electrical contact material and the solder strip material. The method is a method for preparing a silver-based electrical contact material and solder composite material.

Preparation Method of Rapid Composite of Long Silver-graphite Electrical Contact Material and Solder Strip Material

A preparation method of a rapid bonding of a long silver-graphite electrical contact material and a solder strip material includes the following steps: first step, making a silver-graphite spindle into a silver-graphite electrical contact sheet material by an extrusion process; second step, performing a sintering to composite a solder strip material with the silver-graphite electrical contact sheet material to obtain a composite blank; and third step, performing a rolling and a heat treatment on the composite blank for one or more times to complete the composite of the long silver-graphite electrical contact material and the solder strip material. The method is a method for preparing a silver-based electrical contact material and solder composite material.

Silver metal oxide alloy and method of making

Various embodiments disclosed relate to an alloy. The alloy includes elemental silver. The alloy further includes a metal oxide phase in the elemental silver. The metal oxide phase includes a wetting agent layer that coats the metal oxide phase.

Sintered electrical contact materials

The sintered electrical contact material described in this specification includes at least one salt dispersed within a silver matrix, and no more than 100 ppm of cadmium and cadmium compounds. The sintered electrical contact material exhibit contact resistances much lower than commercially available silver composites. The salts dispersed within the silver matrix represent a new class of additives for silver composites for high and low current applications.

Sintered electrical contact materials

The sintered electrical contact material described in this specification includes at least one salt dispersed within a silver matrix, and no more than 100 ppm of cadmium and cadmium compounds. The sintered electrical contact material exhibit contact resistances much lower than commercially available silver composites. The salts dispersed within the silver matrix represent a new class of additives for silver composites for high and low current applications.

RIVET-TYPE CONTACT AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING THE SAME
20200090890 · 2020-03-19 ·

A rivet-type contact of the present invention has a head part made of a contact material, and a leg part narrower than the head part in width and configured to be deformed at fixation. The leg part includes a flange part larger than the leg part in diameter, in an end part of the side of the head part, the flange part is embedded in the head part such that a lower end surface of the flange part and a lower end surface of the head part become approximately flat, and a length (l) between an endmost part of the flange part and a starting point of the leg part satisfies l<L with respect to a length (L) between an endmost part of the head part and the starting point of the leg part. Specifically, it is favorable that l satisfies 0.5Ll0.9 L with respect to L.

Electrical contact material

An electrical contact material may include a first contact that contacts a negative electrode; a third contact that contacts a positive electrode; and a second contact that is provided between the first contact and the third contact, wherein different plating materials are respectively attached to the first contact, the second contact, and the third contact.

Electrical contact material

An electrical contact material may include a first contact that contacts a negative electrode; a third contact that contacts a positive electrode; and a second contact that is provided between the first contact and the third contact, wherein different plating materials are respectively attached to the first contact, the second contact, and the third contact.