A control device for controlling electrical switchgear
A technology for control devices and electrical switches, which is applied to power devices, electrical switches, electrical components and other directions inside the switch, can solve the problems of uncompact, heavy, and complicated devices, and achieve the effect of reducing costs.
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[0098] When the finger 8b is located at P1, such as Figure 4a As shown, the actuating arm 8 itself is in the closed position, when it is parallel to the direction 6a. It can also be seen that the axis 38 of the actuating arm 8, the cable 26 and the mechanical spring 12 are aligned along the direction defined by the points P1 and P2. Therefore, the above-mentioned alignment is maintained during the entire opening phase of the moving contact performed by releasing the energy of the spring 12, so that the required speed can be achieved with the smallest possible spring force. in Figure 4a to 4d In the non-limiting preferred example shown, the wheel 28 has little effect during the opening phase because the two lengths of cable extending on either side remain substantially aligned. In another embodiment (not shown), for example, when the axis 38 of the spring 12 is not aligned with the direction defined by P1 and P2, the above alignment will only involve the actuating arm 8 and th...
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[0150] In a preferred embodiment, the Maltese cross wheel 80 has an integer number of grooves 82, which extend in the radial direction and are wide enough so that the transmission finger 83 can pass through it with minimal friction and preferably without any shaking. In the first embodiment, the transmission finger 83 gives a path related to the actuator arm connection point 8b. For the second embodiment, the transmission finger 83 is fixedly perpendicular to the cylindrical axis of the planetary gear 46 and a proper distance from the center 48 thereof. The path 84 of the transmission finger 83 near the Maltese cross wheel 80 has a convex shape, such as Figure 11a to 11c The dotted line is shown. The rotating shaft 81 and the diameter of the Maltese cross wheel 80 are designed such that the transmission finger 83 preferably penetrates into and out of the groove 82 along the tangential direction of the wall of the groove 82. In addition, the Maltese cross wheel 80 is connected...
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