The invention relates to a device for improving the through-flow arc control of a high-
voltage large-capacity gas gap switch, and the device comprises a test cavity which is used for providing a controllable
gas insulation environment and serves as a carrier of a high-
voltage large-current
discharge test; the trigger
discharge loop is used for generating a high-
voltage pulse to drive the trigger cavity to generate
plasma jet and induce the main gap to be broken down and conducted at a preset moment; and the large
current generation loop is used for storing energy and generating a high-energy fault current simulating an actual working condition after the main gap is conducted. A main gap can form a stable and controllable initial
discharge channel under high-voltage and large-gap conditions, active constraint is carried out on an arc movement track in a high-energy fault current flowing stage, and long-term
residence of an arc root in a local area of an
electrode is avoided, so that the
ablation degree of the
electrode is remarkably reduced, the through-flow life is prolonged, and meanwhile, the service life of the
electrode is prolonged. A
transverse magnetic field generated by the spiral groove structure enables an
electric arc to rotate along the surface of the electrode, the stability of an
arc column is effectively improved, and the reliability under the condition of large current flow is improved.