Bus bar connection for gas-insulated switchboard device and gas-insulated switchboard device
A busbar connector and switchgear technology, which is applied in the setting of switchgear, installation of switchgear, busbar, etc., can solve problems such as tolerances, achieve low precision, reduce maintenance work, and reduce work effects
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[0020] In the gas containers of the two switchgear areas F1 and F2 there are busbar ducts SR1 or SR2 which protrude from the container with one end each in a gas-tight manner so that they can be connected to each other via the busbar connector SSK connected. The gas chamber of the switchgear area F1 or F2 has been filled with protective and insulating gas at the factory.
[0021] The busbars SR1 and SR2 are aligned coaxially with one another and their ends each protrude from a feedthrough DF which is sealed with sealing rings OR, here so-called O-rings. All feed-throughs DF are each located on a tank opening BD and are sealed against leakage of insulating gas by means of these sealing rings. A busbar tube SR2 of the second switch cabinet area F2 (right half of the figure) protrudes more from its feed-through than the corresponding counterpart of the first busbar tube SR1. The switchgear areas F1 and F2 are shown to be identical, but different markings indicate that one area ...
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