Electrical contact made by sintering alloy, and its manufacturing method
A technology for sintering alloys and electrical contacts, which is applied in the direction of contacts, contact materials, contact surface shape/structure, etc., and can solve the problems of undisclosed impurity concentration and other issues
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[0031]Fig. 1 shows a cross-sectional view of an electrode of a vacuum interrupter used in the present invention. (a) is a plan view of an electrical contact, and (b) is a cross-sectional view along line A-A in (a). As shown in FIG. 1, an electrical contact 1 is made of a propeller-shaped disc member having a plurality of spiral grooves 2 and a central hole 5C, wherein the spiral grooves 2 are used to prevent the Arc stalls. Electrodes for this vacuum interrupter include electrical contacts 1 , a non-magnetic reinforcing member 3 made of stainless steel, electrode rods 4 and a welding material 5 . The reinforcing member 3 is provided as required; if the strength of the electrical contact is sufficient, the reinforcing member 3 can be omitted.
[0032] The method of making the electrical contacts is as follows. Use thermite chromium powder or electrolytic chromium powder with a particle size not greater than 63 microns, and electrolytic copper powder with a particle size not ...
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[0043] In this example, the electrode for a vacuum interrupter prepared in Example 1 was subjected to an interruption test to evaluate the interruption performance. This intermittent test is carried out by installing the electrode prepared in Example 1 in a vacuum interrupter with a rated voltage of 12 kV, a rated current of 600 A, and a rated interrupting current is 25 kA, and is assembled in image 3 inside the vacuum circuit breaker shown in . Table 1 shows the results of intermittent testing. In No.1 to No.11, thermite chromium powder was used, and in No.12 to No.13, electrolytic chromium powder was used.
[0044] In Table 1, A represents interrupting current, B represents insulation resistance, and C represents welding resistance. Interrupting capability refers to the maximum current value that will be interrupted by the contacts in question. Insulation resistance is the maximum voltage at which contacts spaced 6 mm apart will not discharge. Welding resistance is the...
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