Patent classifications
H02B1/16
GROUNDING DEVICE FOR ELECTRIC FENCE
A disclosed electric fence system includes an electric fence; an energizer for generating a plurality of electric pulses applied to the electric fence; a detection circuit for monitoring a voltage of the electric fence; and a grounding device for grounding the electric fence when the electric fence is off. The grounding device is connected to the electric fence, the energizer, the detection circuit, and the ground.
GROUNDING DEVICE FOR ELECTRIC FENCE
A disclosed electric fence system includes an electric fence; an energizer for generating a plurality of electric pulses applied to the electric fence; a detection circuit for monitoring a voltage of the electric fence; and a grounding device for grounding the electric fence when the electric fence is off. The grounding device is connected to the electric fence, the energizer, the detection circuit, and the ground.
SUB-MODULE
A sub-module is disclosed. A sub-module according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises a short-circuiting control part. The short-circuiting control part comprises a movable member slidably coupled to a frame on which capacitor assemblies are seated. A variable connector is coupled to the movable member. Moreover, a plurality of short-circuiting blocks are arranged on the frame while being spaced away from each other. When the movable member has slid, the variable connector comes into contact with one or more short-circuiting blocks adjacent to each other to be electrically conductive. The short-circuiting blocks are connected to the capacitor assemblies, respectively, to be electrically conductive. Therefore, a plurality of capacitor elements can be short-circuited simultaneously only by moving the movable member.
SUB-MODULE
A sub-module is disclosed. A sub-module according to an embodiment of the present invention comprises a short-circuiting control part. The short-circuiting control part comprises a movable member slidably coupled to a frame on which capacitor assemblies are seated. A variable connector is coupled to the movable member. Moreover, a plurality of short-circuiting blocks are arranged on the frame while being spaced away from each other. When the movable member has slid, the variable connector comes into contact with one or more short-circuiting blocks adjacent to each other to be electrically conductive. The short-circuiting blocks are connected to the capacitor assemblies, respectively, to be electrically conductive. Therefore, a plurality of capacitor elements can be short-circuited simultaneously only by moving the movable member.
CONNECTION JOINTS FROM 3-PHASE TO SINGLE-PHASE ON MODULAR METERING MAIN BUS
A 3-phase group modular metering system, with a 3-phase four main cross bus A, B, C and N configuration is provided to distribute 3-phase four wire power to a single-phase three main cross bus A1, B1 and N1 configuration as single-phase three wire power. The system comprises a 3-phase main connection module, at least one or more single-phase in to single-phase out metering module stacks, a number of 3-phase metering module stacks ranging from as few as none to as many as a plurality and a connection joint. The connection joint is disposed between a last 3-phase module and the at least one or more single-phase in to single-phase out metering module stacks to derive the 3-phase four main cross bus A, B, C and N configuration into the single-phase three main cross bus of A1, B1 and N1 configuration. The connection joint distributes power in single-phase through the single-phase three main cross bus of A1, B1 and N1 configuration by deriving (A, B, N) or (A, C, N) or (B, C, N) combination of a 3-phase bus and forming single-phase connection interfaces.
Method of extracting a jacket of a gas insulated substation (GIS) under a metal casing
The invention relates to a removable stabilizer for a spacer casing (24a-24f) of an electrical installation of the GIS type (20), the spacer casing (24a-24f) comprising a first opening (33) as well as a conductor (30b) provided with a bore (34), the removable stabilizer (29) comprising a plug (29a) configured to be introduced via the first opening (33) into the spacer casing (24a-24f), the plug being designed to penetrate into the bore (34) of the conductor (30b) so as to block said conductor (30b) against moving in translation after said spacer casing (24a-24f) has been put to atmospheric pressure.
Method of extracting a jacket of a gas insulated substation (GIS) under a metal casing
The invention relates to a removable stabilizer for a spacer casing (24a-24f) of an electrical installation of the GIS type (20), the spacer casing (24a-24f) comprising a first opening (33) as well as a conductor (30b) provided with a bore (34), the removable stabilizer (29) comprising a plug (29a) configured to be introduced via the first opening (33) into the spacer casing (24a-24f), the plug being designed to penetrate into the bore (34) of the conductor (30b) so as to block said conductor (30b) against moving in translation after said spacer casing (24a-24f) has been put to atmospheric pressure.
Gas-insulated medium-voltage switchgear assembly
In order to develop a gas-insulated medium-voltage switchgear assembly, which has an encapsulated container for accommodating components of the medium-voltage switchgear assembly, a grounding contact and a grounding busbar terminal provided on the outer side of the container, such that it has a simple and economical design, it is proposed that the grounding contact is secured by integral bonding in a container opening and has the grounding busbar connection terminal.
Gas-insulated medium-voltage switchgear assembly
In order to develop a gas-insulated medium-voltage switchgear assembly, which has an encapsulated container for accommodating components of the medium-voltage switchgear assembly, a grounding contact and a grounding busbar terminal provided on the outer side of the container, such that it has a simple and economical design, it is proposed that the grounding contact is secured by integral bonding in a container opening and has the grounding busbar connection terminal.
ARC ELIMINATOR WITH EARTH CONTACT
The present invention relates to an arc eliminator, and more particularly, to an arc eliminator with an earth contact. An arc eliminator comprises: a housing; an extinguisher installed on the housing; and an earth contact that is installed on the housing and protrudes out from the housing in such a way as to be connected to the ground bus bar provided inside a distribution board when the extinguisher is moved to a first position where the extinguisher is connected to a fixed bus bar provided inside the distribution board, and to be disconnected from the ground bus bar when the extinguisher is moved to a second position where the extinguisher is disconnected from the fixed bus bar.