EP0012451A1 - Dispositif de protection sélective - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a selective protection device for the selective shutdown of consumers, optionally with an upstream main fuse, at least one main circuit breaker in series with this and connected downstream with a first tripping characteristic, and with at least one circuit breaker assigned to a consumer group with a second tripping characteristic below the first Tripping characteristic is, the main line circuit breaker is a disconnection point, which can be opened by an impact armature when an overcurrent or short-circuit current occurs and has a thermal release.
- circuit breakers For overcurrent and short-circuit protection, in addition to fuses, circuit breakers have been used more and more frequently, which have a thermal release for tripping in the event of an overcurrent and a magnetic release for tripping in the event of a short-circuit current.
- a bimetal is usually used as a thermal trigger, which bends when an overcurrent occurs, thereby unlatching the switching mechanism and thus separating the contact lever or the movable contact piece from the fixed contact piece.
- This thermal release is a so-called delayed release because it only responds to an overcurrent due to the heating up after a certain time.
- a magnetic armature system is provided as the magnetic trigger, which responds practically without delay and without delay — opens the contact point or unlatches the switch lock.
- the line circuit breaker can be connected downstream of a back-up fuse, and its tripping must take place in the event of a short circuit in front of the consumer so that the back-up fuse does not respond either in the overcurrent range or in the short-circuit current range.
- the triggers currently customary, one can generally achieve that an automaton is "selective" against a fuse, the nominal current of which is two steps higher than that of the circuit breaker.
- the opening device being designed in such a way that it quickly opens the switch contacts through which the overcurrent flows at the various stages. It is also designed in such a way that it enables the contacts to be switched on again quickly when the current value falls below a predetermined value.
- the trigger control has a counter which counts the successive opening and closing sequences of the contacts and which can trigger after a predetermined number of sequences, so as to keep the contacts of the corresponding switch open after the predetermined number of sequences. This means that the switch that is directly assigned to the consumer opened after a single opening, the higher-level switch remains open after opening twice, and the switch above it opens after three times, and so on.
- the object of the invention is to provide a significantly simplified and cheaper trigger control that does not require resettable counting devices and still enables the desired selectivity in a self-switching cascade.
- a switching device is provided in the current path of the main circuit breaker, which at least partially switches the current to a parallel branch provided with a magnetic release when a short-circuit current occurs, and in that the parallel branch contains a device which, after passing through, provides a predetermined value Value of ⁇ i 2 dt increases the current through the coil of the magnetic release so that it triggers a switching lock, which finally opens the separation point.
- a particularly advantageous embodiment is based on the fact that the switching process of the switching device is controlled by the opening movement of the disconnection point; the switchover device can have an auxiliary disconnection point which, when the separation point is opened, is mechanically and / or electrically opened by it and the current on the parallel branch at least partially commutated, the parallel branch being connected in parallel to the auxiliary isolating point.
- the auxiliary separation point can be in series with the separation point or a further auxiliary separation point can be connected in parallel in the parallel branch to the auxiliary separation point, whereby when the separation point is opened the further auxiliary separation point closes and when triggered by a lever linkage both the separation point and the auxiliary separation points can be moved to the off position are.
- an NTC resistor can be connected in the parallel branch in series with the coil, or a PTC resistor can be connected parallel to the coil of the magnetic release and, if appropriate, to the NTC resistor.
- NTC resistor in series with the coil and a PTC resistor in parallel with the coil and the NTC resistor.
- thermobimetal is arranged as a device for increasing the current through the coil of the magnetic release parallel to the coil of the magnetic release, which forms a current path parallel to the auxiliary disconnection point, with a contact being attached to the bending-out end of the thermobimetal forms a contact point with the end of the coil, which is open in the de-energized state and is closed when an overcurrent flows through it, so that at least part of the current then flows through the coil to trigger the trigger.
- a particularly advantageous design can be that two circuit breakers are arranged next to one another, each having a magnetic release, the separation points of which are in series with one another, a thermobimetal being connected in parallel with the coil of the first circuit breaker, and an intermediate part is provided which is parallel to the Disconnection point of the first circuit breaker lying device for increasing the breaking current.
- FIG. 2 Reference is first made to FIG. 2.
- FIG. 3 shows the main current path 16, in which there is a switching device 40 and the main disconnection point 42 of the circuit breaker 14.
- a parallel branch 44 is connected to the switching device 40 and opens into the main current path between the switching device 40 and the separation point.
- a series resistor 46 and a tripping device 48 are switched on, which acts on a switching lock 50, which opens the separation point 42 via the line of action 52 causes.
- the triggering device 48 is shown in FIGS. 4a, 4b, c and d. It consists of a conventional tripping coil 54 with a tripping pin (not shown), which acts on the switching mechanism 50 and in series with an NTC resistor 56.
- a PTC resistor 58 can also be connected in parallel with the coil 54 (cf. FIG. 4b) or a PTC resistor can be connected in parallel with the coil 54 and an NTC resistor 56 in series with the coil (see FIG. 4c).
- the opening movement of the separation point 42 controls the switching of the switching device via the line of action 60 in such a way that at least part of the current is switched to the parallel branch 44 when the separation point 42 opens.
- the switching device 40 will commutate the current to the Aisllös owned 48 when a short-circuit current occurs and thus when the disconnection point 42 is opened, and because of the action of the resistors 56 and 58 Fig. A, b and c only after passage of a certain one
- the current through the trip coil 54 is increased so far that a trip is possible.
- the single current variable resistors 56, 58 is obtained a change of the tripping characteristic K 14 as meaning that the lower tip portion ( Vietnamese - drawn.) Cut off and is replaced by the horizontal portion K 14MA.
- the trip coil 54 is increased in current by the NTC resistor 56 being sufficiently low-resistance due to heating . and thus the current flow through the coil is increased.
- the PTC resistor 56 becomes sufficiently high-resistance by heating and thus commutates the current into the coil.
- both effects are combined with one another.
- the resistance-changing effect of the PTC or NTC resistors can also be achieved according to FIG. 4d by a bimetal 53, on the one free end of which a contact 55 is attached, which cooperates with a fixed contact 57.
- the bimetal 53 bends out and opens the contact point at 55 and 57; the circuit can also be designed such that the bimetal 53 bends and closes a contact point (not shown).
- the switching device 40 is now designed in principle as shown in Figures 5a, b, c.
- Figures 5a and b serves. as a switching device, an auxiliary contact point 61, the triggering device 48 of the auxiliary contact point 61 being connected in parallel at 5a and, in the embodiment according to FIG. 5b, a closing auxiliary contact point 62 (hereinafter referred to as the auxiliary contact point and auxiliary disconnecting points), which is connected in series with the triggering device 48 , wherein the series connection of tripping device or tripping device 48 and auxiliary separation point 62 of the auxiliary separation point 61 is connected in parallel.
- the operative connection between the main separation point 42 and the auxiliary separation point 62 can be made mechanically, in a suitable manner, which is not to be shown further here.
- the auxiliary separation point 62 also closes at the same time, as a result of which part of the current is commutated to the tripping device 48 (FIG. 5b).
- the mechanical coupling of the main separation point 42 and the auxiliary separation point 62 is such that, after the switching lock 50 has been triggered, both the main separation point 42 and the auxiliary separation point 62 are opened, in contrast to the pure opening. For example can be effected with an additional lever device (not shown) on which the switching lock acts.
- the switching device 40 is practically realized by tapping one of the quenching plates of the arc quenching plate stack 64, which is assigned to the separation point 42, and utilizing the arc current when switching off.
- the arc current commutates at least partially onto the tripping device 48; and after two or possibly multiple tripping or opening of the contact and current flow through the tripping device the transmission value Q 14 ( ⁇ i 2. dt) is reached, the tripping device 48 finally triggers the switching lock 50 and the separation points remain open.
- the tripping device 48 has a tripping coil 72 and a thermobimetal 76 parallel to the tripping coil. The thermobimetal is clamped in place at point 78 and can bend in the direction of arrow F under the action of a current.
- the free end of the thermobimetal 76 is designed as a contact point 79, which is also formed with the contact point 80 Free end 82 of the coil 72 can cooperate (see. Dashed line 84 in FIG. 6).
- a delay mass 86 can be provided (see FIG. 7).
- this mass can consist of soft iron in the case of the embodiment according to FIG. 7.
- a soft iron yoke 88 is switched on, which magnetically accelerates the switching or thermal bending of the bimetal and thus the closing of the contacts 78 and 90 at very high short-circuit currents, so that after a single opening operation the Tennstellen 42 and 61 the switching lock 50 is unlatched.
- FIG. 8 A further embodiment is shown in FIG. 8.
- the main current path 18 can be seen again, in which two isolating points 90 and 92 connected in series are switched on. Furthermore, there are a first coil 94 and a second coil 96 in the main current path 18, each of which acts on the contact points or separating points 90 and 92, respectively, via an impact armature shown as the effective line 98 and 100, respectively.
- the trigger device 48 is again connected, which is designed in the form that is similar to the embodiment according to FIG. 6.
- a thermobimetal 102 which is matched to the nominal current is connected in parallel with the coil 96 and can also be connected in series with the coil 94 (but not here), which acts on a first switching mechanism 104.
- the coil 72 of an arrangement according to FIG. 4b also acts simultaneously on this first switching lock.
- the PTC resistor in FIG. 8 which is parallel to the coil 72, is again with the reference number 74 referred to represent the similarities.
- a PTC resistor in series with the coil has the reference number 46 and the secondary branch has the reference number 44.
- the circuit arrangement according to FIG. 8 has a further switch lock 106 which is mechanically coupled to the switch lock 104 and can act on the separation point 90 (via the line of action 108) and 92 (via the line of action 110 or 112).
- the PTC resistor 74 has a low resistance to the coil 72, so that it carries the major part of the total shunt current IN when the contact or the isolating point 92 has opened.
- the resistor 74 has heated up sufficiently (possibly after switching the disconnection points 92 and 90 again if necessary), it becomes high-resistance so that a sufficient current can flow through the coil 72 so that it responds, triggers the switch locks 104 and 106 and avoids further heating of the resistor 74.
- the two separation points 90 and 92 can be seen. While the separation point 92 practically acts as a switching device, the separation point 90 has the task of opening in a current-interrupting and - particularly importantly - current-limiting manner. In the event of a trip, the disconnection point must also open and, triggered by the switching mechanism 106, must remain open in order to switch off the current which still flows through the coil 72 when the disconnection point 92 is open.
- the trigger (coil 72) responds and acts on the switch lock 104 for the final opening of the separation point 92 and thus on the switch lock 106 for the final opening of the separation point 90. This process expires when the short-circuit current is in the range which is limited by the horizontal line K 14MA . At higher short-circuit currents, triggers 96 and 94 release practically immediately.
- Fig. 8 The arrangement of Fig. 8 can be practically divided into three parts.
- a total of three framed elements can be seen, a dashed I, a dash-dotted III and a part II .. - ruling.
- the dashed part is designated I and practically forms a first automatic circuit breaker with thermobimetal, while the - .. framed part forms a second automatic circuit breaker without thermobimetal and is identified with II.
- the dash-dotted section III is to be regarded as an intermediate part, which corresponds to the triggering device 48 (see FIG. 3).
- thermobimetal 76 that is to say in the region of the contact 79, is connected to the line of the parallel branch 44 by means of a strand 77 so that the bimetal 76 can move freely.
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EP0350824A2 (fr) * | 1988-07-15 | 1990-01-17 | Asea Brown Boveri Aktiengesellschaft | Dispositif de protection sélective contre la surintensité |
EP0550927A1 (fr) * | 1991-12-10 | 1993-07-14 | Holec Systemen En Componenten B.V. | Interrupteur de sécurité automatique sélectif |
EP1137146A2 (fr) * | 2000-03-17 | 2001-09-26 | AEG Niederspannungstechnik GmbH & Co. KG | Disjoncteur sélectif |
WO2003065398A1 (fr) * | 2002-01-30 | 2003-08-07 | Abb Patent Gmbh | Appareil de distribution electrique |
DE10244759B4 (de) * | 2002-09-26 | 2005-12-08 | Bauer, Walter, Dr.-Ing. | Spannfutter zum thermischen Einschrumpfen von Schäften |
US7202205B1 (en) * | 1999-09-01 | 2007-04-10 | Daniel Stedman Connor | Processes for making surfactants via adsorptive separation and products thereof |
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DE2854616C2 (de) | 1984-03-22 |
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