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Interrupter with chamber pressurized by breakdown of arc quenching fluid

CA 1249004 A · Owner: S.A.C.E. S.P.A. Costruzioni Elettromeccaniche · Inventors: Talpo, Gianpietro

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ELECTRONIC CIRCUIT BREAKER OF THE TYPE USING AN ARC QUENCH ING FLUID WITH PRESSURE SELF-GENERATING DUE TO THE BREAKDOWN OF THE FLUID", Abstract of the Disclosure In an electric circuit breaker of the type using an arc quenching fluid with pressure self-generating by the breakdown of the fluid due to the same arc comprising, inside a tightly sealed insulating casing filled with the extinguishing fluid, in particular with such a gas as sulphur hexafluoride, two plate-shaped current bearing connections, of which one supports a stationary main contact and a tubular stationary arc contact and the, other is provided with a guide for a stem supporting a movable main contact and a rod-shaped …

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  • Granted January 17, 1989. A Canadian patent filed before October 1, 1989 lasted 17 years from grant, so its term ended January 17, 2006.
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FiledJanuary 11, 1985
GrantedJanuary 17, 1989
Term endedJanuary 17, 2006
Patent numberCA 1249004 A
Classification (IPC)H01H33/98

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1986198919921995199820012004Application filedJan 11, 1985Patent grantedJan 17, 1989Term endedJan 17, 2006

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