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Outdoor high-voltage isolation energy-taking capacitor structure

A capacitor structure and high-voltage capacitor technology, which is applied in the electrical field, can solve problems such as hidden accidents and cracks, and achieve the effects of improved creepage distance, long service life and good electrical performance

Inactive Publication Date: 2013-11-13
上海前所光电科技有限公司
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[0003] The purpose of the present invention is to provide an outdoor high-voltage isolation energy harvesting capacitor structure, the outdoor high voltage isolation energy harvesting capacitor structure to solve the existing outdoor high-voltage isolation energy harvesting capacitor outsourcing epoxy resin due to low-temperature cracking caused accidents Hidden technical issues

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[0017] like figure 1 , figure 2 and image 3 As shown, a kind of outdoor high-voltage isolation energy-taking capacitor structure of the present invention comprises an insulating tube 3, a high-voltage fuse 5 and a high-voltage capacitor 6, wherein, the two ends of the insulating tube 3 are respectively covered by a short-diameter cover plate 1 and A long-diameter cover plate 7 is sealed, and a high-voltage fuse 5 and a high-voltage capacitor 6 are arranged in the insulating tube 3. The high-voltage fuse 5 and the high-voltage capacitor 6 are arranged from the short-diameter cover plate 1 to the long-diameter cover plate 7, and the high-voltage fuse 5 A spring 2 is arranged between the short-diameter cover plate 1, an insulating sheath 4 is set on the outer wall of the insulating tube 3, and more than one umbrella-shaped skirt structure 8 is arranged on the insulating sheath 4, and the umbrella-shaped skirt structure 8 They are arranged at intervals along the axial directio...

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An outdoor high-voltage isolation energy-taking capacitor structure comprises an insulation tube, wherein two ends of the insulation tube are sealed with a short-diameter cover plate and a long-diameter cover plate respectively; a spring, a high-voltage fuse and a high-voltage capacitor are mounted in the insulation tube sequentially from the short-diameter cover plate to the long-diameter cover plate; the outer wall of the insulation tube is sleeved with an insulation sleeve; more than one umbrella-shaped skirt structure is arranged on the periphery of the insulation sleeve; and the umbrella-shaped skirt structures are arranged at intervals in the axial direction of the insulation sleeve. According to the outdoor high-voltage isolation energy-taking capacitor structure, the insulation tube is sleeved with the insulation sleeve, and the umbrella-shaped skirt structures are arranged on the outer wall of the insulation sleeve, so that the creep distance of a high-voltage capacitor can be increased greatly, the problem that the insulation degree of an outdoor distribution network line monitoring device is insufficient due to damp climate, heavy rain, salt fog and air pollution when outdoor distribution network line monitoring device are subjected to high-voltage energy-taking and the problem that the insulativity is damaged under the condition of a very low temperature in an extremely cold area are solved, the electrical performance is good, the mounting is convenient, and the service life is long.

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Technical field: [0001] The invention relates to the field of electricity, in particular to a technology for obtaining electric energy of a high-voltage power monitoring system, in particular to an outdoor high-voltage isolation energy-taking capacitor structure. Background technique: [0002] In smart distribution network technology, the monitoring system uses high-voltage isolation energy harvesting capacitors to obtain electrical energy. In the prior art, outdoor high-voltage isolation energy harvesting capacitors are made by simply wrapping epoxy resin outside high-voltage fuses and high-voltage capacitors. However, in winter in extremely cold regions, the epoxy resin wrapped around high-voltage capacitors cracks due to low temperature, resulting in The surface insulation strength of the outdoor high-voltage isolation energy harvesting capacitor is greatly reduced, and it may cause surface breakdown after falling off, posing a potential accident. Invention content: ...

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IPC IPC(8): H01G2/10
Inventor 富雷雷陈杨波
Owner 上海前所光电科技有限公司
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