Siemens Aktiengesellschaft

Manfred Meinherz

Thomas Kelch

Volker Lehmann

Dieter Lorenz

Hold Dienemann

Radu-Marian Cernat

Thomas Chyla

Peter Schmidt

Gunther Gilmozzi

Michael Suhr

Hans-Peter Dambietz

Stefan Giere

Bernd Bruchmann

Friedrich Lobner

Karsten Laskowski

Jörg Tietze

Wojciech Olszewski

Lutz-Rudiger Janicke

Edelhard Kynast

Klaus-Dieter Jeske

Christoph Sorowski

Freidrich-Wilh Veuhoff

Bernd Raeth

Eckhard Wagner

Eckard Wagner

Ulrich Bauch

Clemens Rüthnick

Tomasz Magier

Norbert Lüthy

Rene Guenther

Bernd WÖLKERLING

Sebastian GÖSCHEL

An electric switchgear includes an interrupter unit having a first connecting line and a second connecting line. The interrupter unit is disposed inside a fluid-tight encapsulating housing that is filled with an electrically insulating fluid. The interrupter unit is further surrounded by a shielding housing in at least some sections. The first connecting line has a flow channel for the fluid. A first outlet opening of the flow channel leads to the shielding housing and a second outlet opening leads to the exterior of the shielding housing.

Electric switchgear

An electrical contact element has a primary axis. The primary axis pierces a polygonal base surface of the contact element. A contact bushing is arranged around the primary axis. An orifice of the contact bushing opens into a top surface which is arranged on a side of the contact element lying opposite to the base surface. The top surface bulges spherically over the base surface and transitions continually into a lateral face connecting the base surface and top surface.

Electrical contact element having a primary axis

A switchgear assembly has a contact gap and an insulating material nozzle. The insulating material nozzle at least partly encloses the contact gap. A nozzle channel for the insulating material nozzle opens with a outlet opening in a hot gas space. A deflector element is disposed within the hot gas space which defines a deflector channel. The deflector channel has a segment which has an expanding cross-section in the stream direction of a switching gas in the hot gas space.

Switchgear assembly with a contact gap

A switching device assembly with a contact gap has a nozzle made of insulating material. The nozzle made of insulating material is formed with a nozzle channel that ends in a hot gas space. A deflector element is arranged within the hot gas space. The deflector element is supported inside the deflector channel.

High-voltage power switch having a contact gap equipped with switching gas deflection elements

A high-voltage switch configuration having a subdivision housing, which is supported on a frame by an insulating supporting housing, and having a switch which is fitted to this subdivision housing and has an insulator, a switching chamber surrounded by the insulator, and disconnectible contacts which are accommodated in the switching chamber. The switch can be switched via a switching linkage that can be operated by a drive and is arranged within the supporting housing and the subdivision housing. At least three switches are attached to the subdivision housing, and each switch has a separate associated switching linkage with a separate drive.

High voltage switch configuration

A drive device has a rotatable driving shaft and a driven shaft. The driving shaft, or input shaft, and the driven shaft, or output shaft, are joined to each other by way of a magnetic coupling. The driven shaft can be blocked in a direction of rotation such that magnetic forces emanating from the magnetic coupling cause the driven shaft to move in a direction opposite that of the direction of blocking. The driven shaft moves in a springing manner.

Drive device with an input shaft and an output shaft particularly for driving a contact piece of an electrical switching device

The invention relates to a switch assembly comprising an essentially tubular enclosed housing. The tubular axis of the enclosed housing deviates from the horizontal and the vertical. The switch assembly comprises an interrupter unit, to which three main leads are connected.

Switch assembly

A high-voltage outdoor bushing configuration includes an electrically insulating casing and an electrically conductive housing. An isolating gap is located inside the electrically conductive housing. The isolating gap interrupts a phase conductor into first and second sections. A switching piece or an element of a multi-part switching piece can be moved at an angle relative to an axis along which the phase conductor extends.

High-voltage outdoor bushing configuration

The invention relates to a gas-insulated bus bar component comprising a grounded housing that is filled with protective gas and at least one bus bar conductor, which extends in the longitudinal direction of the housing and is supported on said housing by means of insulating bus bar supports. According to the invention, each bus bar conductor is connected to a disconnecting switch that is insulated by protective gas. The aim of the invention is to provide a component of this type, which can be simply connected to and disconnected from an air-insulated conductor, even when operational. To achieve this, the disconnecting switch is located in an outdoor bushing that is fixed to the housing.

Gas-insulated bus bar component comprising outdoor bushings

The invention relates to a disconnecting switch assembly for disconnecting air-insulated electrical lines, which have one or more phases, with at least one grounded housing that is filled with protective gas, with open air ducts, which are attached to the housing(s) in a gastight manner and which each have an open-air connection for connecting the lines, and with gas-insulated disconnecting switches, which are placed inside the open-air ducts. At least three open air ducts are provided for each phase whose open-air connections can be electrically connected to one another by means of the disconnecting switch over current path piece mounted inside the housing.

Disconnecting switch assembly

In a high voltage system having a device for optical detection of a parameter of a high voltage device, an optically detectable code is provided in the detection range of the device and permits an assignment of the parameter to a specific location in the high voltage system.

High voltage system having at least one device for optically detecting a parameter

A three-phase encapsulated high-voltage circuit breaker for outdoor use, whose interrupter units are arranged in a tubular switch housing which is arranged horizontally. Phase connections of the interrupter units are passed vertically and together through in each case one connecting flange, with each connecting flange having an associated splitting module which is fitted with outdoor bushings. Each phase connection has an associated current transformer, and these items are located within the housing and are attached to the respective splitting module.

Three-phase encapsulated high-voltage circuit breaker for outdoor use

A bushing, which normally includes an insulator, having a high-voltage connection and a metallic foot part, and an electrical conductor, the foot part of the insulator) is in the form of a curved housing part in which a post insulator for the electrical conductor is arranged. This configuration of the bushing allows the bushing to be arranged inclined on encapsulating housings in which the flange plane of the connecting flange for the bushing runs horizontally or vertically.

Outdoor high-voltage bushing, and a high voltage switching device having such a bushing

A three-phase-encapsulated high-voltage circuit breaker, arranged horizontally and with a compact construction, is intended to have as small a physical height as possible and to require as small an installation area as possible. To this end, the tubular switch enclosure is provided at each of its ends with a connecting flange for horizontal connection of a surface-mounted enclosure. The drive device is attached to a mounting flange in the casing region of the switch enclosure. The circuit breaker poles are supported via insulating posts on the casing of the switch enclosure and are in the form of bushings for the coupling elements which are connected to the drive device. The power movement of a lever drive arranged downstream of a coupling element passes via a direction-changing lever which is mounted in the respective circuit breaker pole. The internal construction of such a circuit breaker may also be applied to single-phase-encapsulated circuit breakers.

Horizontally positioned, encapsulated high-voltage circuit breaker

In a high-voltage outdoor switch including a housing and an interrupter unit arranged in it, two current transformers are arranged on the enclosure of the switch, one to each side of the intrrupter unit. It was previously to install current transformers separate from high-voltage outdoor switches. The construction complexity and the costs are reduced by the constructional combination of the switch with the current transformers.

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Manfred Meinherz