Withdrawable switchgear with thermosiphon heat- pipe cooled bushings
A switchgear and casing plate technology, applied in the field of evaporative cooling devices, can solve the problems of unpracticality and unacceptable cost of switchgear shell size and the like
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[0034] The increased continuous current in the switching device leads to increased heat generation in the conduction elements. In particular, the critical point of temperature increase in the switchgear is the region comprising the interface between the main bushing and the main contact (described below) which is hereinafter referred to simply as the main bushing interface.
[0035] Evaporative cooling systems can often include heat pipes. The heat pipe operates to cool the first location by transferring heat from the first location to the second location through use of a working fluid. refer to figure 1 , illustrates a common arrangement of heat pipes 100 . Heat pipe 100 includes fluid conduit structure 110 connecting evaporator 120 to condenser 130 at opposite ends thereof. Working fluid 140 resides in heat pipe 100 . In operation, the evaporator 120 is in thermal contact with the first location to be cooled. The heat from the first location causes the working fluid 14...
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