The process of strong currents interrupting in low voltage vacuum circuit breakers
D. Pavelescu, S. Niţu, G. Dumitrescu, V. Trusca, V. Zoiţa
Abstract
D. Pavelescu, S. Niţu, G. Dumitrescu, V. Trusca, V. Zoiţa
Abstract
The paper presents an investigation of the post-arc current within low voltage switching process in vacuum. From the experimental results were deduced the constants fitted for the adopted simplified mathematical one-dimensional post-arc model. By comparison between the experimental and calculated evolution of the post-arc current and transient recovery voltage, in the first /spl mu/s after the current zero moment, one can obtain an efficient tool for predicting the vacuum circuit breaker behavior, or for improving it.
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The paper presents an investigation of the post-arc current within low voltage switching process in vacuum. From the experimental results were deduced the constants fitted for the adopted simplified mathematical one-dimensional post-arc model. By comparison between the experimental and calculated evolution of the post-arc current and transient recovery voltage, in the first /spl mu/s after the current zero moment, one can obtain an efficient tool for predicting the vacuum circuit breaker behavior, or for improving it.
Key concepts: Circuit breaker, Transient recovery voltage, Arc (geometry), Current (fluid), Transient (computer programming), Voltage, Vacuum arc, Mechanics