Abb Power Grids Switzerland Ag

Abb Research Ltd.

Abb Schweiz Ag

Abb Technology Ag

Hitachi Energy Ltd

Hitachi Energy Switzerland Ag

Bernardo Galletti

Martin Seeger

Arthouros Iordanidis

Jasmin Smajic

Thorsten Steinmetz

Emmanouil Panousis

Branimir Radisavljevic

Angelos Garyfallos

Daniel Over

Benjamin Weber

Jens Tepper

Lukas Zehnder

Patrick Stoller

Joerg Lehmann

Valeria Teppati

Martin Kristoffersen

Marcos Bockholt

Frank Cornelius

Martin Carlen

Burak Esenlik

Martin Kriegel

Manuel Gotti

Christoph Reutlinger

Xiangyang Ye

Nitesh Ranjan

Elham Attar

Bhavesh Patel

Jan Carstensen

Sami Kotilainen

Magne Saxegaard

Jadran Kostovic

Lorenz Herrmann

Markus Bujotzek

Mahesh Dhotre

Helmut Heiermeier

Reto Karrer

Timothy Sutherland

Michael Schwinne

Bernhard Petermeier

Bhavesch Patel

Charles Doiron

Wei Wu

Vincent Dousset

Johan Karl Filip Costyson

Jörg Lehmann

Rijo-Jude Raphael

Andreas Blaszczyk

Fredrik Lundqvist

Johan Costyson

Paulo Cristini

Franceso Pisu

Stefan Arndt

Gunnar Andrae

Radiator for a transformer comprising a plurality of radiator panels with at least a first and a second radiator panel extending in a substantially vertical direction, wherein the first and the second radiator panel form an air duct providing a gap there-between having a width of smaller than 90 mm, and wherein a first radio panel bottom edge is located at a lower vertical height position than a second radiator panel bottom edge, wherein the first radiator panel is located at a side of the radiator panel such that the first radiator panel and a transformer side form a transformer air duct wherein the second radio panel bottom edge is located at a larger height than the first radio panel bottom edge and wherein the radiator panels have an aspect ratio greater than 8 of a depth of the radiator panel over a width of the air duct.

Radiator for a transformer having improved cooling

The present disclosure provides a gas-insulated high or medium voltage circuit breaker including a first arcing contact and a second arcing contact, wherein at least one of the two arcing contacts is axially movable along a switching axis, wherein during a breaking operation, an arc between the first arcing contact and the second arcing contact is formed in an arcing region; a nozzle including a channel directed to the arcing region, for blowing an arc-extinguishing gas to the arcing region during the breaking operation; a diffuser portion adjacent to the nozzle, for transporting the gas from the arcing region to a region downstream of the diffuser portion; a buffer volume directly downstream of the diffuser portion; and an enclosure confined within a housing of the circuit breaker.

Gas-insulated high or medium voltage circuit breaker

A circuit breaker includes: first and second contacts moveable relative to each other along an axis of the circuit breaker between an open and closed configuration and defining an arcing region in which an arc is formed during current breaking operation; a nozzle directing a flow of quenching gas onto the arcing region during current breaking operation, a diffusor downstream of the nozzle for further transporting the quenching gas within the arcing region and/or downstream of the arcing region, and a mechanical swirling device arranged downstream of the nozzle and at least partially in the diffusor for imparting a swirl onto the quenching gas flowing along the diffusor, the mechanical swirling device having an axial overlap with the second contact in the open configuration of the circuit breaker.

Circuit breaker and method of performing a current breaking operation

The present disclosure provides a gas-insulated high or medium voltage circuit breaker including a first arcing contact and a second arcing contact, wherein at least one of the two arcing contacts is axially movable including a first and a second state of motion along a switching axis, wherein during a breaking operation, an arc between the first arcing contact and the second arcing contact is formed in an arcing region; a nozzle including a channel directed to the arcing region, for blowing an arc-extinguishing gas to the arcing region during the breaking operation; a diffuser adjacent to the nozzle, for transporting the gas from the arcing region to a region downstream of the diffuser; a buffer volume directly downstream of the diffuser, and an enclosure substantially surrounding the buffer volume circumferentially.

A gas-insulated low- or medium-voltage load break switch includes: a housing defining a housing volume for holding an insulation gas at an ambient pressure; a first arcing contact and a second arcing contact arranged within the housing volume, the first and second arcing contacts being movable in relation to each other along an axis of the load break switch and defining a quenching region in which an arc is formed during a current breaking operation; a pressurizing system having a pressurizing chamber arranged within the housing volume for pressurizing a quenching gas from an ambient pressure pto a quenching pressure pduring the current breaking operation; and a nozzle system arranged within the housing volume for blowing the pressurized quenching gas in a subsonic flow pattern from the pressurization chamber onto the arc formed in the quenching region during the current breaking operation. The nozzle system includes at least one nozzle arranged for blowing the quenching gas from an off-axis position predominantly radially inwardly onto the quenching region.

Gas-insulated low- or medium-voltage load break switch

A gas-insulated high-voltage switching device which includes an arcing contact arrangement having a first arcing zone member and a second arcing zone member that are movable relative to one another along an axis. An auxiliary nozzle surrounds at least a part of a second arcing contact unit and has an auxiliary nozzle throat having an axial extension and allowing passage at least of an end of the first arcing contact unit. A main nozzle throat has an axial extension sideways of the auxiliary nozzle throat and allows passage at least of the end of the first arcing contact unit. A cross-sectional area of the main nozzle throat is substantially decreasing in the direction away from the auxiliary nozzle throat so as to form a substantially converging duct for the flow of an arc-extinguishing gas.

Gas-insulated high-voltage switching device with improved main nozzle

An encapsulated delta transformer for medium to high voltages includes a hermetically sealed housing that encloses a volume, a delta shaped transformer arranged in the housing, and a passageway for a fluid. The passageway protruding through the housing and the volume enclosed by the passageway is in fluidal connection to an outside of the housing.

Gas-insulated delta transformer

The disclosure is related to a dry transformer, which includes a transformer core with at least two parallel limbs and upper and lower yokes, and at least two hollow cylindrical coils, each arranged as neighbored coils around a limb of the at least two parallel limbs. A cooling system can include at least one wall-like diaphragm in-between the neighbored coils, which is in parallel to the orientation of the limbs.

Cooling system for dry transformers

An electrical transformer is disclosed which includes an enclosure; a magnetic core assembly arranged within the enclosure, the magnetic core assembly having a first core limb, a second core limb and a third core limb; and three coil assemblies having a first coil assembly, a second coil assembly, and a third coil assembly. At least two diaphragms are arranged within the enclosure, the diaphragms being essentially sealed to a first outermost coil of the first coil assembly, and arranged for guiding a cooling fluid in series through a first inner fluid duct, a second inner fluid duct, a third inner fluid duct and an extra-coil volume along outsides of third, second and first outermost coil coils of the third, second and first coil assemblies.

Electrical transformer with diaphragm and method of cooling same

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