Breaker system

The circuit breaker system addresses the challenge of current cutoff during accidents in grid-connected power systems by incorporating a high-pass filter and variable impedance circuit, effectively managing current flow and reducing the need for costly capacitor upgrades.

JP2025043170APending Publication Date: 2025-03-28NISSIN ELECTRIC CO LTD
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Patent Information

Application Number
JP2023150534
Authority / Receiving Office
JP · JP
Patent Type
Applications
Current Assignee / Owner
Filing Date
2023-09-15
Publication Date
2025-03-28

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Technical Problem

Existing circuit breaker systems in grid-connected power systems struggle to properly cut off current during accidents due to the presence of shunt reactors, which can cause zero-point transition phenomena and require high-cost capacitor withstand voltage increases.

Method used

A circuit breaker system that includes a first circuit breaker connected in series with the shunt reactor, a high-pass filter connected in parallel with the shunt reactor, and an impedance circuit that can vary in impedance, allowing for effective current cutoff during accidents.

Benefits of technology

The system effectively cuts off current during accidents by utilizing the high-pass filter and impedance circuit to manage current flow, preventing zero-point transition phenomena and reducing the need for high-cost capacitor upgrades.

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Abstract

To realize a breaker system for appropriately breaking a current during accident, according to a system interconnection.SOLUTION: A breaker system (8) in a power system in which a shunt reactor (7) is arranged, comprises: a first object breaker (4) connected in series with the shunt reactor; a first capacitor (11) and a reactor (12) that are connected in series with each other; and an impedance circuit capable of varying an impedance, which is connected in parallel with the reactor; and further comprises a high-pass filter (9) connected in parallel with the shunt reactor.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 1
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