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Suppression of Fast Transient Overvoltage during Gas Disconnector Switching in GIS

J. Ozawa, T. Yamagiwa, Masao Hosokawa, S. Takeuchi, H. Kozawa

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This paper describes the suppression of the transient overvoltage caused by gas disconnector switching of a small capacitive charging current in a gas insulated switchgear substation. The overvoltage is suppressed by the insertion of a resistor with an appropriate value during the switching. A scale model gas disconnector with the resistor is developed. The overvoltage suppression effect and the charging current breaking capability of the gas disconnector are experimentally confirmed. A prototype ultra high voltage gas disconnector is trial manufactured and tested.

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This paper describes the suppression of the transient overvoltage caused by gas disconnector switching of a small capacitive charging current in a gas insulated switchgear substation. The overvoltage is suppressed by the insertion of a resistor with an appropriate value during the switching. A scale model gas disconnector with the resistor is developed. The overvoltage suppression effect and the charging current breaking capability of the gas disconnector are experimentally confirmed. A prototype ultra high voltage gas disconnector is trial manufactured and tested.

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This paper describes the suppression of the transient overvoltage caused by gas disconnector switching of a small capacitive charging current in a gas insulated switchgear substation. The overvoltage is suppressed by the insertion of a resistor with an appropriate value during the switching. A scale model gas disconnector with the resistor is developed. The overvoltage suppression effect and the charging current breaking capability of the gas disconnector are experimentally confirmed. A prototype ultra high voltage gas disconnector is trial manufactured and tested.

Key concepts: Disconnector, Switchgear, Overvoltage, Resistor, Transient (computer programming), Circuit breaker, Electrical engineering, Engineering

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