Sf6 immersed circuit interrupter with electromagnetic arc rotating means
CA 1064082 A · Owner: I-T-E Industries Ltd. · Inventors: Smith, Robert K.
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A single pressure sulfur hexafluoride circuit interrupter is contained in a bottle having arcing and main contacts and conductive rings fixed relative to one another and which, serve as arc runners. Each of the rings is connected in series with a respective coil which is wound on the axis of its respective ring and which encircles the cooperating contact and conductors therefor. A small, low capacity puffer cylinder is connected to one of the moving contacts in order to produce at least a limited amount of gas motion through the arc space between the open contacts and the fixed rings which the contacts separate. The arcing contacts are arranged to have a blow-off path directed to cause an …
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- Granted October 9, 1979. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended October 9, 1996.
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