Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Dirk Pohle

Carsten Schuh

Wolfgang Rossner

Klaus Schachtschneider

Philipp Last

Christian Werner

Kira Berdien Wuestenberg

Kira Berdien Wüstenberg

A method for producing a solid-insulated circuit-breaker pole includes forming a pole shell housing with an elastic layer that is integrally joined to the pole shell housing; and mounting a vacuum fault interrupter into the pole shell housing provided with the elastic layer. Also disclosed is a solid-insulated circuit-breaker pole.

Method for the production a solid-insulated circuit-breaker pole

A method for establishing a materially bonded current path connection in low-voltage, medium-voltage and/or high-voltage installations having long-term stability includes providing a first part and/or a second part of a current path with a nanomaterial at least in one region. The first part and the second part of the current path are force-lockingly or form-lockingly connected at least in the respective regions. A supply of a reaction energy together with the nanomaterial creates a conductive and bonded connection between the first part and the second part of the current path. A low-voltage installation, a medium-voltage installation and/or a high-voltage installation is also provided.

Low-, medium- and/or high-voltage installation with a bonded current path connection with long-term stability by means of nanomaterials, and method for producing said current path connection

In order to optimize the production of electrical switching contacts, particularly for vacuum tubes, a Field Assisted Sintering Technology process is proposed in which an electrical or electromagnetic field supports and/or produces a sintering process for producing semifinished contact elements for electrical switching contacts, contact elements for electrical switching contacts and/or electrical switching contacts, particularly for vacuum tubes. According to an embodiment, the contact material prior to the sintering process is present in such a form that the material composition of the contact material and/or at least one property of the contact material varies in at least one body direction of the finished contact element.

Method and device for producing contact elements for electrical switching contacts

A method is disclosed for improving the production of electrical switch contacts, in particular for vacuum tubes. In the method, an electrical or electromagnetic field assists and/or effects a sintering process. In the method, the sintering process takes place on a metallic carrier, and via the method, semi-finished contact elements for electrical switch contacts, contact elements for electrical switch contacts, and/or electrical switch contacts, in particular for vacuum tubes, are produced.

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