Bus conductive structure
A conductive structure and busbar technology, applied in busbar/line layout, multi-conductor connectors, etc., can solve the problems of increased manufacturing costs, difficulty in effectively improving the current carrying capacity of switchgear, and increasing the amount of connected busbars, etc., to reduce The effect of increasing the dosage, improving the current carrying capacity and increasing the flow area
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[0026] In embodiment one, if figure 1 , 2 As shown in , 8, the intermediate conductor 5 has two ends which are the circuit bus connection end 16 electrically connected with the circuit bus connection conductor 3 through the connection busbar group (6, 10) and the circuit bus connection conductor 4 with the circuit bus connection conductor 3 respectively. The stepped shaft structure is electrically connected to the busbar connection end 17 of the switch cabinet through the connecting busbar group (6, 10). Both the circuit bus connection end 16 and the switch cabinet bus connection end 17 are provided with regular hexagonal columns with two coaxial lines. Constituted stepped shaft structure. Screw holes are provided on each side of each of the above-mentioned regular hexagonal columns for screw connection with corresponding connecting busbars. The intermediate conductor 5 is rotatably assembled and electrically connected with a busbar hoop 8. The busbar hoop 8 is a symmetrical...
Embodiment 2
[0027] In the second embodiment, if image 3 , 4 As shown in , 9, the intermediate conductor 5 has three ends, which are the circuit bus connecting end 16 electrically connected to the circuit bus connecting conductor 3 through the connecting busbar group (6, 10) and the connecting conductor 4 connected to the switch cabinet bus. The stepped shaft structure connects the switch cabinet bus connection end 17 electrically connected to the bus bar group (6, 10) and the component connection end 18 used to electrically connect the components of the switch cabinet through the connection bus bar group, and the circuit bus connection end 16. Both the connection end 17 of the bus bar of the switch cabinet and the connection end 18 of components are provided with a stepped shaft structure composed of two regular hexagonal columns. Screw holes are provided on each side of the above-mentioned regular hexagonal columns for screw connection with corresponding connecting busbar groups (6, 10...
Embodiment 3
[0028] In the third embodiment, as Figure 5 , 6 As shown in , 10, the intermediate conductor 5 has four ends, which are the circuit bus connecting end 16 electrically connected to the circuit bus connecting conductor 3 through the connecting busbar group (6, 10), and the connecting conductor 4 connected to the switch cabinet bus. The stepped shaft structure of the switchgear is electrically connected to the switchgear busbar connection end 17 through the connection busbar group (6, 10) and the first component connection end 19 and the second component connection end 19 for electrical connection with the components of the switchgear through the connection busbar group The component connection end 20, the circuit bus connection end 16, the switch cabinet bus connection end 17, the first component connection end 19 and the second component connection end 20 are all provided with a stepped shaft structure composed of two regular hexagonal columns. Screw holes are provided on eac...
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