Method for improving converted current switching capability of ultra-high voltage alternating current open isolating switch
A technology of UHV AC and isolating switches, which is applied in high-voltage/high-current switches, electric switches, high-voltage air circuit breakers, etc., can solve the problems of great influence of environmental conditions, limited opening and closing capacity, and limited breaking capacity, etc., to achieve The effect of high switching current switching capacity, simplified operation and control, and improved reliability
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[0038] Series compensation (referred to as "series compensation"): A technology that uses capacitor banks connected in series in the line to offset part of the line inductance to reduce the total line impedance, which can greatly improve line transmission capacity and system stability.
[0039] Isolating switch: When in the opening position, there is an insulation distance between the contacts that meets the specified requirements and an obvious disconnection mark; when in the closing position, it can carry the current under normal circuit conditions and abnormal conditions within the specified time (such as short circuit) current switching devices.
[0040] Note: When the circuit current is "very small", or when the voltage between the two terminals of each pole of the disconnector has no significant change before and after closing and breaking, the disconnector has the ability to close and break the circuit.
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