Current-limiting zinc oxide FR based high voltage current-limiting device
A current limiting device, zinc oxide technology, applied in emergency protection circuit devices, electrical components and other directions, can solve the problems of low user terminal voltage, low user terminal voltage, huge reactive power loss, etc., to reduce impact, simple structure, The effect of avoiding economic losses
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[0012] Such as figure 1 As shown, a high-voltage current-limiting device based on current-limiting zinc oxide FR, including current-limiting zinc oxide FR, a high-voltage quick-blow fuse FU for quickly inputting current-limiting zinc oxide FR after a short circuit in the system, and a high-voltage quick-blow fuse FU for short-circuit fault removal and exiting The high-speed eddy current switch K0 of the current-limiting zinc oxide FR, the discharge damper RL used to limit the impact current after the current-limiting zinc oxide FR is short-circuited, and the first isolation switch G1 and the second The isolation knife switch G2 and the third isolation knife switch G3, the discharge damper RL and the high-speed eddy current switch K0 are connected in parallel at both ends of the current-limiting zinc oxide FR, and the high-voltage fast-breaking fuse FU is connected in parallel at the current-limiting oxidation At both ends of the zinc FR, the incoming line of the current-limiti...
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