Mitsubishi Electric Corporation

Katsuya Jinno

Sohei Samejima

Taiki Donen

Motoki Masaki

Shinichi Miki

Yasutomo Otake

Hiromi Koga

Naoya Aihara

A vacuum interrupter according to the present disclosure is configured such that a linear resistive layer and a nonlinear resistive layer are disposed so as to cover at least a part of a periphery of an insulation container, and a magnitude relationship of each resistivity is R1>R3>R2, where a resistivity of the nonlinear resistive layer less than an operating electric field is R1, a resistivity less than or equal to an impedance when a lightning impulse is applied is R2, and a resistivity of the linear resistive layer is R3.

Vacuum interrupter

In a vacuum valve, as a heat dissipation structure thereof, a heat dissipation layer is provided to a part of the surface of each of a fixed conductor and a movable conductor which are a heat generation part, and a radiation heat absorption layer is provided to an insulation cylinder so as to be opposed to the heat dissipation layer. The heat dissipation layer and the radiation heat absorption layer are each formed from a ceramic having a high emissivity. Heat generated at the fixed conductor and the movable conductor is radiated by the heat dissipation layer, to be absorbed by the radiation heat absorption layer, and then radiated to the outside of the vacuum valve from the radiation heat absorption layer and a ceramic layer.

Heat dissipation structure, manufacturing method therefor, and vacuum valve

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Katsuya Jinno