High voltage hybridstation with opposite busbars and shielded cutoff and switching modules for same
A technology for switching modules and substations, which is applied to the installation of switchgear with metal casings, substations, non-enclosed substations, etc. Connecting, reducing the length of the substation, etc.
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[0043] In Figure 1, a conventional AIS distribution station is equipped with two sets of bus bars 10 and two isolation switches 18 for each electric phase in the feeder open-air bay 11 or 12. When a specific bus bar 9 is used for transmission, each electric phase Each isolating switch can connect one of the feeders A or B to the same phase of a group of bus bars 10. The feeder line usually includes a series connection of AIS devices such as a circuit breaker 15, a current transformer 16, and a line grounding disconnect switch 17. The switch isolator 18 for a given feeder must be located below the two sets of busbars 10, as in figure 2 It can also be seen in, and the ground area they occupy is approximately equal to the width of the combination of the two sets of busbars. This means that the two opposing feeders A and B cannot be exactly side by side, and therefore the open-air gaps 11 and 12 of the feeders they occupy must be offset in the length direction, that is, laterally in ...
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