EP0537074A1 - Circuit breaker with composite sleeve provided with a monitoring device - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a circuit breaker with a composite material casing equipped with a monitoring device. More precisely, it relates to a circuit breaker comprising a cut-off chamber with an envelope of composite insulating material consisting of a cylinder of glass fibers impregnated with epoxy resin provided externally with a polymer coating forming fins and metal collars at its ends.
- circuit breakers are currently undergoing significant development and, in general, composite insulators used as a support insulator and as an enclosure for an interrupting chamber are increasingly used given their advantageous properties of lightness, good resistance to high pressure, capacity anti-explosion and their competitive cost.
- These insulators generally comprise a cylinder made of glass fibers impregnated with epoxy resin protected on the outside by a coating with fins of polymer, silicone or EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer).
- fluorescent plastic optical fibers are used for the detection of the arc duration in a dielectric gas circuit breaker, in particular to SF6.
- the optical fiber is mounted inside the circuit breaker in the ceramic support column. This arrangement has the disadvantages that the fiber is in contact with the breaking gas and that a sealed outlet of the fiber is necessary.
- the present invention relates to a new application of these fibers to the monitoring of circuit breakers with a composite envelope.
- the circuit breaker comprises an arc detection means consisting of a fluorescent optical fiber, one end of which is arranged outside and close to said cylinder and the other end of which is connected to a photodetector.
- This arrangement makes it possible to detect from the outside the arc in the breaking chamber during the operations of the circuit breaker equipped with composite insulators.
- the fiber is placed at a location where it can detect the arc and, more precisely, it is mounted near the lower collar of the breaking chamber.
- the epoxy glass cylinder lets in the light created by the cutting arc.
- the method of mounting the optical fiber which comes first to mind is to drown the fiber placed on this cylinder when the polymeric fins are placed on the cylinder.
- this operation requires a temperature greater than 100 Ā° C. and a fluorescent plastic optical fiber can permanently withstand only a temperature less than or equal to approximately 70 Ā° C. It is therefore impossible to operate in this direct way.
- the invention provides two variants for mounting the fiber.
- the fiber is directly wound on the cylinder in a space left empty, after completion of the finned polymer coating, between the collar and the lower end of the coating and embedded in a layer of translucent polymer, a protective layer opaque being placed on the layer.
- the fiber is housed in the blind hole of a small transparent cylinder, glued with a transparent adhesive on the cylinder before the polymer coating with fins and coated in the latter, an opaque sleeve ensuring sealing.
- the interrupting chamber is carried by a composite support insulator of constitution identical to that of the interrupting chamber and the fluorescent fiber is connected to an ordinary silica optical fiber, which is embedded in the polymer coating along the cylinder of the isolator supporting the breaking chamber, the lower end of the fiber being connected to the photodetector.
- the breaking chamber is carried by a support and the fluorescent fiber is introduced into an isolator adjacent to the support, its end being connected to the photodetector, at the outlet of this isolator.
- the voltage can be detected with the same optical fiber used for monitoring the arc duration.
- the voltage detection means is interposed between the mounting arrangement of the fiber and the photodetector.
- the breaking chamber preferably, it consists of a metal plate rigidly connected to the socket of the breaking chamber, supporting an insulating bell, sealed, opaque, filled with dielectric gas at atmospheric pressure, for example dry air or nitrogen, and crossed by the fiber also passing through an orifice of the plate, a metal rod being fixed vertically on the plate at a certain distance from the fiber.
- dielectric gas at atmospheric pressure, for example dry air or nitrogen
- the fiber is protected by a transparent glass tube, inside the bell.
- a second fluorescent fiber can be installed next to the first, its free end opening into the bell.
- Figure 1 is a longitudinal sectional view of a first embodiment of a circuit breaker according to the invention.
- Figures 2 and 3 are detail views of this circuit breaker according to a first mounting variant of the optical fiber.
- Figure 4 is a detail view of the voltage sensing arrangement.
- Figure 5 is a detail view of this circuit breaker according to a second mounting variant of the optical fiber.
- Figures 6 and 7 are views in longitudinal section of a second embodiment of a circuit breaker according to the invention.
- the breaking chamber 1 comprising inside a fixed contact, a moving contact and sockets 4 and 5.
- the envelope of this breaking chamber is made of composite material, namely made of a cylinder 100 made of glass fibers impregnated with epoxy resin protected on the outside by a coating 101 forming fins made of polymer, silicone or EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer).
- Metal collars 105, lower and upper, arranged at the ends of the envelope reinforce the latter.
- This chamber 1 is placed on an insulating support 6, of the same constitution as the envelope.
- a fluorescent plastic optical fiber 102 is arranged around the composite cylinder 100 and leaves tangentially thereto, by an arrangement which will be described precisely below. To avoid disturbing the voucher operation of the insulating jacket, this fiber 102 is preferably installed as close as possible to the metal collar 105.
- the fiber 102 protected by an opaque sheath 106 enters a bell 107 mounted on a small diameter composite support insulator 109 arranged next to it of the support 6. The precise arrangement of the bell 107 will be specified below.
- a metal rod 110 whose free end is rounded and which has a fairly small diameter is mounted vertically in the bell 107 on a metal plate connected to the socket 5. It is dimensioned to create weak visual scents by crown effect, at the minimum phase-to-earth network voltage.
- a suitable photodiode or photodetector 112 is mounted at the outlet of the fiber 102 from the support insulator 109.
- the fiber 102 permanently picks up the weak light emitted under the crown effect of the rod 110 and sends it to the photodiode 112 which allows the detection of the voltage.
- the fiber 102 captures the light from the arc along its length surrounding the cylinder 100, through the latter. This relatively large light is thus added to that rather weak coming from the bell 107 and its analysis makes it possible to determine the duration of the arc and to evaluate the intensity of the corresponding current.
- the support 109 can be used for other applications, for example for the passage of opto-powered optical fibers used with electronic components for the measurement of current and voltage.
- FIGS. 2 and 3 A first embodiment of the mounting of the fiber 102 on the envelope of the breaking chamber 1 is now described with FIGS. 2 and 3.
- the polymer coating 101 is produced on the cylinder 100 of glass fibers and resin so as to be interrupted at a distance of approximately 5 mm from the metal collar 105. Once this coating has been produced, the fiber 102 is directly wound on the cylinder 100 in the space left empty between the collar 105 and the lower end of the covering 101. It is then embedded in a layer 103 of transparent or translucent polymer crosslinking at a temperature less than or equal to 70 Ā° C., for example in epoxy resin of the "Araldite" type, this layer 103 filling the space left previously empty. An opaque protective layer 104 is then placed on the layer 103, so as to prevent any passage of the light from the fiber towards the outside of the chamber and vice versa. For example, this last layer 104 is made of silicone sealant or polyurethane.
- the fiber 102 leaves tangentially to the cylinder 100 in order to avoid an excessively large radius of curvature which would be detrimental to its proper functioning. Just before it leaves layers 103 and 104, it is protected by the opaque sheath 106.
- Figure 4 shows in more detail the voltage detection arrangement.
- a metal plate 108 is mounted above the support insulator 109 and rigidly connected to the socket 5 of the breaking chamber 1 as shown in Figure 1. It supports the insulating bell 107, closed, waterproof and perfectly opaque which is crossed by the fiber 102 which arrives from the periphery of the breaking chamber 1 protected from its opaque sheath 106. The bare fiber 102 passes through an orifice in the plate 108, to descend along the support insulator 109.
- a rod 110 is fixed vertically on the plate 108 at a certain distance from the fiber 102.
- the fiber 102 is protected by a tube 116 made of transparent glass.
- the interior space of the bell 107 is filled with dry air or nitrogen at atmospheric pressure.
- a desiccant 111 for example "Silicagel", is deposited inside the bell 107.
- a second fluorescent fiber 102 ā² can be installed next to the first, its free end opening into the bell inside the tube 116.
- This fiber 102 ā² allows a visual check of the presence of voltage, by simple vision of the light at its end at its lower outlet from the support insulator 109.
- This fiber 114,114 ā² is connected to the fluorescent fiber 102,102 ā² by conventional junctions 113,113 ā².
- FIG. 5 A second embodiment of the mounting of the fiber 102 on the envelope of the breaking chamber 1 is now described with FIG. 5.
- This embodiment is suitable for the case where the light emitted by the breaking arc is sufficient even for a weak current. It is then not necessary to capture the light around the entire periphery of the cylinder 100 made of glass fibers and resin.
- a small transparent glass cylinder 120 with a diameter of approximately 10 mm and a length of approximately 3 cm, having a blind hole 121 is bonded with a transparent adhesive to the cylinder 100, before the polymer coating is produced. with fins 101. Its end in contact with the cylinder 100 is slightly concave to match the external surface of the latter.
- the cylinder 120 When the coating 101 is put in place, the cylinder 120 is coated by its peripheral surface in the polymer. After polymerization of the coating 101, the end of the fluorescent fiber 102 is introduced and immobilized in the blind hole 121. It is, on the outside, protected by the opaque sheath 103 and by an opaque sleeve 122 made of elastomer, which ensures the seal.
- Fiber 102 has a diameter of about 1 mm.
- the light from the cutting arc passes through the cylinder 100 and the small cylinder 121 and is received by the fiber 102 over a length of the order of 2.5 mm and on its transverse end surface.
- Figures 6 and 7 are views in longitudinal section of a second embodiment of a circuit breaker according to the invention.
- a second support insulator 109 is not used.
- the fluorescent fiber 102 protected by its opaque sheath is connected by a connector 202 to an ordinary optical fiber 200, for example at silica, which is embedded in the polymer coating along the glass fiber and resin cylinder of the support insulator 6 of the breaking chamber 1.
- the lower end of the fiber 200 is connected in turn to a photodiode or to a photodetector 112.
- FIG. 7 represents a similar circuit breaker, with a voltage detection device identical to that described above and mounted in a similar manner, interposed at the end of the fluorescent fiber 102 before the connection of the latter with the ordinary fiber 200 by connector 202.
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La prĆ©sente invention se rapporte Ć un disjoncteur Ć enveloppe en matĆ©riau composite Ć©quipĆ© d'un dispositif de surveillance. Elle concerne plus prĆ©cisĆ©ment un disjoncteur comprenant une chambre de coupure Ć enveloppe en matĆ©riau isolant composite constituĆ©e d'un cylindre en fibres de verre imprĆ©gnĆ©es de rĆ©sine Ć©poxy pourvu extĆ©rieurement d'un revĆŖtement en polymĆØre formant des ailettes et de colliers mĆ©talliques Ć ses extrĆ©mitĆ©s.The present invention relates to a circuit breaker with a composite material casing equipped with a monitoring device. More precisely, it relates to a circuit breaker comprising a cut-off chamber with an envelope of composite insulating material consisting of a cylinder of glass fibers impregnated with epoxy resin provided externally with a polymer coating forming fins and metal collars at its ends.
De tels disjoncteurs connaissent actuellement un dĆ©veloppement important et de faƧon gĆ©nĆ©rale les isolateurs composites utilisĆ©s comme isolateur support et comme enveloppe de chambre de coupure sont de plus en plus employĆ©s compte tenu de leurs propriĆ©tĆ©s avantageuses de lĆ©gĆØretĆ©, de bonne tenue en pression Ć©levĆ©e, de capacitĆ© anti-explosion et de leur coĆ»t compĆ©titif. Ces isolateurs comportent en gĆ©nĆ©ral un cylindre en fibres de verre imprĆ©gnĆ©es de rĆ©sine Ć©poxy protĆ©gĆ© Ć l'extĆ©rieur par un revĆŖtement Ć ailettes en polymĆØre, en silicone ou en EPDM (Ć©thylĆØne propylĆØne diĆØne monomĆØre).Such circuit breakers are currently undergoing significant development and, in general, composite insulators used as a support insulator and as an enclosure for an interrupting chamber are increasingly used given their advantageous properties of lightness, good resistance to high pressure, capacity anti-explosion and their competitive cost. These insulators generally comprise a cylinder made of glass fibers impregnated with epoxy resin protected on the outside by a coating with fins of polymer, silicone or EPDM (ethylene propylene diene monomer).
Il est important dans un disjoncteur de dĆ©tecter l'apparition d'un arc Ć©lectrique, de mesurer sa durĆ©e et d'Ć©valuer l'intensitĆ© du courant correspondant. La connaissance de ces paramĆØtres permet d'apprĆ©cier l'usure des contacts, de vĆ©rifier le bon fonctionnement de l'appareil et d'ainsi de planifier la maintenance et de prĆ©venir les dĆ©fauts de fonctionnement.It is important in a circuit breaker to detect the appearance of an electric arc, to measure its duration and to evaluate the intensity of the corresponding current. Knowledge of these parameters makes it possible to assess the wear of the contacts, to check the correct operation of the device and thus to plan maintenance and prevent malfunctions.
Dans le brevet franƧais 2 640 386 dƩposƩ le 9 dƩcembre 1988 par la DƩposante, il est montrƩ qu'il est possible d'employer des fibres optiques fluorescentes pour la dƩtection des effluves lumineux, visibles ou non, dans les appareillages sous enveloppe mƩtallique.In French patent 2,640,386 filed on December 9, 1988 by the Applicant, it is shown that it is possible to use fluorescent optical fibers for the detection of light emanations, visible or not, in apparatus in a metallic envelope.
Dans la demande de brevet franƧais 90 13049 dĆ©posĆ©e le 22 octobre 1990 par la DĆ©posante, des fibres optiques plastiques fluorescentes sont utilisĆ©es pour la dĆ©tection de la durĆ©e d'arc dans un disjoncteur Ć gaz diĆ©lectrique, en particulier Ć SF6. La fibre optique est montĆ©e Ć l'intĆ©rieur du disjoncteur dans la colonne support en cĆ©ramique. Cette disposition a pour inconvĆ©nients que la fibre est en contact avec le gaz de coupure et qu'une sortie Ć©tanche de la fibre est nĆ©cessaire.In French patent application 90 13049 filed on October 22, 1990 by the Applicant, fluorescent plastic optical fibers are used for the detection of the arc duration in a dielectric gas circuit breaker, in particular to SF6. The optical fiber is mounted inside the circuit breaker in the ceramic support column. This arrangement has the disadvantages that the fiber is in contact with the breaking gas and that a sealed outlet of the fiber is necessary.
La prĆ©sente invention a pour objet une application nouvelle de ces fibres Ć la surveillance de disjoncteurs Ć enveloppe composite.The present invention relates to a new application of these fibers to the monitoring of circuit breakers with a composite envelope.
Selon l'invention, le disjoncteur comprend un moyen de dĆ©tection d'arc constituĆ© d'une fibre optique fluorescente dont une extrĆ©mitĆ© est disposĆ©e Ć l'extĆ©rieur et Ć proximitĆ© dudit cylindre et dont l'autre extrĆ©mitĆ© est reliĆ©e Ć un photodĆ©tecteur.According to the invention, the circuit breaker comprises an arc detection means consisting of a fluorescent optical fiber, one end of which is arranged outside and close to said cylinder and the other end of which is connected to a photodetector.
Cet agencement permet de dƩtecter de l'extƩrieur l'arc dans la chambre de coupure lors des manoeuvres du disjoncteur ƩquipƩ d'isolateurs composites.This arrangement makes it possible to detect from the outside the arc in the breaking chamber during the operations of the circuit breaker equipped with composite insulators.
La fibre est disposĆ©e Ć un emplacement oĆ¹ elle peut dĆ©tecter l'arc et, plus prĆ©cisĆ©ment elle est montĆ©e Ć proximitĆ© du collier infĆ©rieur de la chambre de coupure.The fiber is placed at a location where it can detect the arc and, more precisely, it is mounted near the lower collar of the breaking chamber.
Le cylindre de verre Ć©poxy laisse passer la lumiĆØre crĆ©Ć©e par l'arc de coupure. Le procĆ©dĆ© de montage de la fibre optique qui vient le premier Ć l'esprit est de noyer la fibre disposĆ©e sur ce cylindre lors de la mise en place des ailettes en polymĆØre sur le cylindre. Cependant cette opĆ©ration nĆ©cessite une tempĆ©rature supĆ©rieure Ć 100Ā°C et une fibre optique plastique fluorescente ne peut supporter en permanence qu'une tempĆ©rature infĆ©rieure ou Ć©gale Ć environ 70Ā°C. Il est donc impossible d'opĆ©rer de cette faƧon directe.The epoxy glass cylinder lets in the light created by the cutting arc. The method of mounting the optical fiber which comes first to mind is to drown the fiber placed on this cylinder when the polymeric fins are placed on the cylinder. However, this operation requires a temperature greater than 100 Ā° C. and a fluorescent plastic optical fiber can permanently withstand only a temperature less than or equal to approximately 70 Ā° C. It is therefore impossible to operate in this direct way.
L'invention propose deux variantes de montage de la fibre.The invention provides two variants for mounting the fiber.
Selon la premiĆØre variante, la fibre est directement enroulĆ©e sur le cylindre dans un espace laissĆ© vide, aprĆØs rĆ©alisation du revĆŖtement polymĆØre Ć ailettes, entre le collier et l'extrĆ©mitĆ© infĆ©rieure du revĆŖtement et noyĆ©e dans une couche de polymĆØre translucide, une couche de protection opaque Ć©tant disposĆ©e sur la couche.According to the first variant, the fiber is directly wound on the cylinder in a space left empty, after completion of the finned polymer coating, between the collar and the lower end of the coating and embedded in a layer of translucent polymer, a protective layer opaque being placed on the layer.
Selon la seconde variante, la fibre est logĆ©e dans le trou borgne d'un petit cylindre transparent, collĆ© avec un adhĆ©sif transparent sur le cylindre avant la rĆ©alisation du revĆŖtement polymĆØre Ć ailettes et enrobĆ© dans ce dernier, un manchon opaque assurant l'Ć©tanchĆ©itĆ©.According to the second variant, the fiber is housed in the blind hole of a small transparent cylinder, glued with a transparent adhesive on the cylinder before the polymer coating with fins and coated in the latter, an opaque sleeve ensuring sealing.
En sortie de l'agencement de montage de la fibre fluorescente, deux modes de rƩalisation sont possibles.At the end of the mounting arrangement of the fluorescent fiber, two embodiments are possible.
Selon le premier, la chambre de coupure est portĆ©e par un isolateur support composite de constitution identique Ć celle de la chambre de coupure et la fibre fluorescente est reliĆ©e Ć une fibre optique ordinaire Ć silice, qui est noyĆ©e dans le revĆŖtement en polymĆØre le long du cylindre de l'isolateur support de la chambre de coupure, l'extrĆ©mitĆ© infĆ©rieure de la fibre Ć©tant reliĆ©e au photodĆ©tecteur.According to the first, the interrupting chamber is carried by a composite support insulator of constitution identical to that of the interrupting chamber and the fluorescent fiber is connected to an ordinary silica optical fiber, which is embedded in the polymer coating along the cylinder of the isolator supporting the breaking chamber, the lower end of the fiber being connected to the photodetector.
Selon le second, la chambre de coupure est portĆ©e par un support et la fibre fluorescente est introduite dans un isolateur adjacent au support, son extrĆ©mitĆ© Ć©tant reliĆ©e au photodĆ©tecteur, Ć la sortie de cet isolateur.According to the second, the breaking chamber is carried by a support and the fluorescent fiber is introduced into an isolator adjacent to the support, its end being connected to the photodetector, at the outlet of this isolator.
Il est Ć©galement utile de connaĆ®tre la prĆ©sence de la tension sur le disjoncteur et il est connu de dĆ©tecter la prĆ©sence du courant dans les lignes Ć haute tension Ć l'aide de lampes Ć nĆ©on. GrĆ¢ce Ć l'invention, la tension peut ĆŖtre dĆ©tectĆ©e avec la mĆŖme fibre optique utilisĆ©e pour la surveillance de la durĆ©e d'arc.It is also useful to know the presence of voltage on the circuit breaker and it is known to detect the presence of current in high voltage lines using neon lamps. Thanks to the invention, the voltage can be detected with the same optical fiber used for monitoring the arc duration.
Pour ce faire, le moyen de dƩtection de la tension est intercalƩ entre l'agencement de montage de la fibre et le photodƩtecteur.To do this, the voltage detection means is interposed between the mounting arrangement of the fiber and the photodetector.
Plus prĆ©cisĆ©ment, de prĆ©fĆ©rence, il est constituĆ© d'une plaque mĆ©tallique reliĆ©e rigidement Ć la prise de courant de la chambre de coupure, supportant une cloche isolante, Ć©tanche, opaque, remplie de gaz diĆ©lectrique Ć la pression atmosphĆ©rique, par exemple de l'air sec ou de l'azote, et traversĆ©e par la fibre passant Ć©galement par un orifice de la plaque, une tige mĆ©tallique Ć©tant fixĆ©e verticalement sur la plaque Ć un certaine distance de la fibre.More specifically, preferably, it consists of a metal plate rigidly connected to the socket of the breaking chamber, supporting an insulating bell, sealed, opaque, filled with dielectric gas at atmospheric pressure, for example dry air or nitrogen, and crossed by the fiber also passing through an orifice of the plate, a metal rod being fixed vertically on the plate at a certain distance from the fiber.
Selon une caractĆ©ristique particuliĆØre, la fibre est protĆ©gĆ©e par un tube en verre transparent, Ć l'intĆ©rieur de la cloche.According to a particular characteristic, the fiber is protected by a transparent glass tube, inside the bell.
Afin de rĆ©aliser un contrĆ“le visuel, une seconde fibre fluorescente peut ĆŖtre installĆ©e Ć cĆ“tĆ© de la premiĆØre, son extrĆ©mitĆ© libre dĆ©bouchant dans la cloche.In order to carry out a visual check, a second fluorescent fiber can be installed next to the first, its free end opening into the bell.
D'autres avantages du disjoncteur conforme Ć l'invention apparaissent Ć la lecture de la description suivante.Other advantages of the circuit breaker according to the invention appear on reading the following description.
L'invention est exposĆ©e ci-aprĆØs plus en dĆ©tail Ć l'aide de dessins reprĆ©sentant seulement un mode de rĆ©alisation prĆ©fĆ©rĆ©.The invention is set out below in more detail with the aid of drawings representing only a preferred embodiment.
La figure 1 est une vue en coupe longitudinale d'un premier mode de rĆ©alisation d'un disjoncteur conforme Ć l'invention.Figure 1 is a longitudinal sectional view of a first embodiment of a circuit breaker according to the invention.
Les figures 2 et 3 sont des vues de dĆ©tail de ce disjoncteur selon une premiĆØre variante de montage de la fibre optique.Figures 2 and 3 are detail views of this circuit breaker according to a first mounting variant of the optical fiber.
La figure 4 est une vue de dƩtail de l'agencement de dƩtection de la tension.Figure 4 is a detail view of the voltage sensing arrangement.
La figure 5 est une vue de dƩtail de ce disjoncteur selon une seconde variante de montage de la fibre optique.Figure 5 is a detail view of this circuit breaker according to a second mounting variant of the optical fiber.
Les figures 6 et 7 sont des vues en coupe longitudinale d'un second mode de rĆ©alisation d'un disjoncteur conforme Ć l'invention.Figures 6 and 7 are views in longitudinal section of a second embodiment of a circuit breaker according to the invention.
Sur la figure 1 est reprĆ©sentĆ©e la chambre de coupure 1 comportant Ć l'intĆ©rieur un contact fixe, un contact mobile et des prises de courant 4 et 5. L'enveloppe de cette chambre de coupure est en matĆ©riau composite, Ć savoir constituĆ©e d'un cylindre 100 en fibres de verre imprĆ©gnĆ© de rĆ©sine Ć©poxy protĆ©gĆ© Ć l'extĆ©rieur par un revĆŖtement 101 formant des ailettes en polymĆØre, en silicone ou en EPDM (Ć©thylĆØne propylĆØne diĆØne monomĆØre). Des colliers mĆ©talliques 105, infĆ©rieur et supĆ©rieur, disposĆ©s aux extrĆ©mitĆ©s de l'enveloppe renforcent celle-ci. Cette chambre 1 est posĆ©e sur un support isolateur 6, de mĆŖme constitution que l'enveloppe.In FIG. 1 is shown the
Une fibre optique plastique fluorescente 102 est disposĆ©e autour du cylindre 100 composite et sort tangentiellement Ć ce dernier, par un agencement qui sera dĆ©crit prĆ©cisĆ©ment ci-aprĆØs. Pour Ć©viter de perturber le bon fonctionnement de l'enveloppe isolatrice, cette fibre 102 est de prĆ©fĆ©rence installĆ©e le plus prĆØs possible du collier mĆ©tallique 105. La fibre 102 protĆ©gĆ©e par une gaine opaque 106 entre dans une cloche 107 montĆ©e sur un isolateur support 109 composite de faible diamĆØtre agencĆ© Ć cĆ“tĆ© du support 6. L'agencement prĆ©cis de la cloche 107 sera prĆ©cisĆ© plus loin. Une tige mĆ©tallique 110 dont l'extrĆ©mitĆ© libre est arrondie et qui a un diamĆØtre assez faible est montĆ©e verticalement dans la cloche 107 sur une plaque mĆ©tallique reliĆ©e Ć la prise de courant 5. Elle est dimensionnĆ©e pour crĆ©er de faibles effluves visuels par effet couronne, Ć la tension minimale phase-terre du rĆ©seau.A fluorescent plastic
Une photodiode ou un photodĆ©tecteur 112 appropriĆ© est montĆ© Ć la sortie de la fibre 102 de l'isolateur support 109. De cette faƧon, la fibre 102 capte en permanence la faible lumiĆØre Ć©mise sous effet couronne de la tige 110 et l'envoie Ć la photodiode 112 ce qui permet la dĆ©tection de la tension. Par ailleurs, lors de la coupure du courant dans la chambre 1, la fibre 102 capte la lumiĆØre de l'arc sur sa longueur entourant le cylindre 100, Ć travers celui-ci. Cette lumiĆØre relativement importante s'ajoute ainsi Ć celle assez faible provenant de la cloche 107 et son analyse permet de dĆ©terminer la durĆ©e de l'arc et d'Ć©valuer l'intensitĆ© du courant correspondant.A suitable photodiode or
L'enregistrement en continu de la durƩe d'arc pendant l'ouverture et pendant le fermeture permet d'apprƩcier l'usure des contacts et le bon fonctionnement du disjoncteur.Continuous recording of the arc duration during opening and during closing allows the wear of the contacts and the proper functioning of the circuit breaker to be assessed.
En cas de non-coupure du disjoncteur, laquelle se traduit par une longue durƩe d'arc, on peut dƩclencher la protection gƩnƩrale, surtout lors de la noncoupure avec un courant faible, difficilement dƩtectable par la mƩthode habituelle.In the event of non-breaking of the circuit breaker, which results in a long arc duration, general protection can be triggered, especially during non-breaking with a low current, difficult to detect by the usual method.
Il est Ć noter que le support 109 peut ĆŖtre utilisĆ© pour d'autres applications, par exemple pour le passage de fibres optiques opto-alimentĆ©es employĆ©es avec des composants Ć©lectroniques pour la mesure du courant et de la tension.It should be noted that the
Un premier mode de rƩalisation du montage de la fibre 102 sur l'enveloppe de la chambre de coupure 1 est maintenant dƩcrit avec les figures 2 et 3.A first embodiment of the mounting of the
Le revĆŖtement en polymĆØre 101 est rĆ©alisĆ© sur le cylindre 100 de fibres de verre et de rĆ©sine de faƧon Ć s'interrompre Ć une distance d'environ 5 mm du collier mĆ©tallique 105. Une fois ce revĆŖtement rĆ©alisĆ©, la fibre 102 est directement enroulĆ©e sur le cylindre 100 dans l'espace laissĆ© vide entre le collier 105 et l'extrĆ©mitĆ© infĆ©rieure du revĆŖtement 101. Elle est alors noyĆ©e dans une couche 103 de polymĆØre transparent ou translucide rĆ©ticulant Ć une tempĆ©rature infĆ©rieur ou Ć©gal Ć 70Ā°C, par exemple en rĆ©sine Ć©poxy du type "Araldite", cette couche 103 remplissant l'espace laissĆ© prĆ©cĆ©demment vide. Une couche 104 de protection opaque est ensuite disposĆ©e sur la couche 103, de faƧon Ć empĆŖcher tout passage de la lumiĆØre de la fibre vers l'extĆ©rieur de la chambre et inversement. Par exemple, cette derniĆØre couche 104 est en mastic de silicone ou polyurĆ©thanne.The
La fibre 102 sort tangentiellement au cylindre 100 afin d'Ć©viter un rayon de courbure trop important qui serait prĆ©judiciable Ć son bon fonctionnement. Juste avant sa sortie des couches 103 et 104, elle est protĆ©gĆ©e par la gaine opaque 106.The
La figure 4 reprƩsente plus en dƩtail l'agencement de dƩtection de la tension.Figure 4 shows in more detail the voltage detection arrangement.
Une plaque mĆ©tallique 108 est montĆ©e au-dessus de l'isolateur support 109 et reliĆ©e rigidement Ć la prise de courant 5 de la chambre de coupure 1 comme reprĆ©sentĆ© sur la figure 1. Elle supporte la cloche 107 isolante, fermĆ©e, Ć©tanche et parfaitement opaque qui est traversĆ©e par la fibre 102 qui arrive de la pĆ©riphĆ©rie de la chambre de coupure 1 protĆ©gĆ©e de sa gaine opaque 106. La fibre nue 102 passe par un orifice de la plaque 108, pour descendre le long de l'isolateur support 109.A
Une tige 110 est fixĆ©e verticalement sur la plaque 108 Ć une certaine distance de la fibre 102. Afin d'Ć©viter l'effet des effluves trop importants lors d'une surĆ©lĆ©vation temporaire de la tension, la fibre 102 est protĆ©gĆ©e par un tube 116 en verre transparent.A
L'espace intĆ©rieur de la cloche 107 est rempli d'air sec ou d'azote Ć la pression atmosphĆ©rique. Un produit dessiccatif 111, par exemple du "Silicagel", est dĆ©posĆ© Ć l'intĆ©rieur de la cloche 107.The interior space of the
Une seconde fibre fluorescente 102ā² peut ĆŖtre installĆ©e Ć cĆ“tĆ© de la premiĆØre, son extrĆ©mitĆ© libre dĆ©bouchant dans la cloche Ć l'intĆ©rieur du tube 116. Cette fibre 102ā² permet un contrĆ“le visuel de la prĆ©sence de la tension, par simple vision de la lumiĆØre Ć son extrĆ©mitĆ© Ć sa sortie infĆ©rieure de l'isolateur support 109.A
Pour Ć©viter une perte de transmission de la lumiĆØre dans la fibre fluorescente 102,102ā², il est prĆ©fĆ©rable d'utiliser une fibre plastique transparente ou une fibre optique ordinaire Ć silice 114,114ā² Ć la sortie de la cloche pour la transmission de la lumiĆØre le long de l'isolateur support 109. Cette fibre 114,114ā² est reliĆ©e Ć la fibre fluorescente 102,102ā² par des jonctions classiques 113,113ā².To avoid a loss of light transmission in the fluorescent fiber 102,102 ā², it is preferable to use a transparent plastic fiber or an ordinary optical fiber with silica 114,114 ā² at the outlet of the bell for the transmission of light along the
Un second mode de rƩalisation du montage de la fibre 102 sur l'enveloppe de la chambre de coupure 1 est maintenant dƩcrit avec la figure 5.A second embodiment of the mounting of the
Ce mode de rĆ©alisation est adaptĆ© au cas oĆ¹ la lumiĆØre Ć©mise par l'arc de coupure est suffisante mĆŖme pour un courant faible. Il n'est alors pas nĆ©cessaire de capter la lumiĆØre sur tout le pourtour du cylindre 100 en fibres de verre et rĆ©sine.This embodiment is suitable for the case where the light emitted by the breaking arc is sufficient even for a weak current. It is then not necessary to capture the light around the entire periphery of the
Un petit cylindre 120 en verre transparent, d'un diamĆØtre d'environ 10 mm et d'une longueur d'environ 3 cm, prĆ©sentant un trou borgne 121 est collĆ© avec un adhĆ©sif transparent sur le cylindre 100, avant la rĆ©alisation du revĆŖtement polymĆØre Ć ailettes 101. Son extrĆ©mitĆ© en contact avec le cylindre 100 est lĆ©gĆØrement concave pour Ć©pouser la surface externe de celui-ci.A small
Lors de la mise en place du revĆŖtement 101, le cylindre 120 est enrobĆ© par sa surface pĆ©riphĆ©rique dans le polymĆØre. AprĆØs polymĆ©risation du revĆŖtement 101, l'extrĆ©mitĆ© de la fibre fluorescente 102 est introduite et immobilisĆ©e dans le trou borgne 121. Elle est, Ć l'extĆ©rieur, protĆ©gĆ©e par la gaine opaque 103 et par un manchon opaque 122 en Ć©lastomĆØre, qui assure l'Ć©tanchĆ©itĆ©.When the
La fibre 102 a un diamĆØtre d'environ 1 mm. La lumiĆØre de l'arc de coupure traverse le cylindre 100 et le petit cylindre 121 et est captĆ©e par la fibre 102 sur une longueur de l'ordre de 2,5 mm et sur sa surface transversale d'extrĆ©mitĆ©.
Les figures 6 et 7 sont des vues en coupe longitudinale d'un second mode de rĆ©alisation d'un disjoncteur conforme Ć l'invention.Figures 6 and 7 are views in longitudinal section of a second embodiment of a circuit breaker according to the invention.
Selon cette rƩalisation, il n'est pas utilisƩ de second isolateur support 109.According to this embodiment, a
Selon la figure 6, Ć sa sortie de l'agencement de montage sur l'enveloppe de la chambre de coupure 1, la fibre fluorescente 102 protĆ©gĆ©e par sa gaine opaque est reliĆ©e par un connecteur 202 Ć une fibre optique ordinaire 200, par exemple Ć silice, qui est noyĆ©e dans le revĆŖtement en polymĆØre le long du cylindre en fibres de verre et rĆ©sine de l'isolateur support 6 de la chambre de coupure 1. L'extrĆ©mitĆ© infĆ©rieure de la fibre 200 est reliĆ©e quant Ć elle Ć une photodiode ou Ć un photodĆ©tecteur 112.According to FIG. 6, at its exit from the mounting arrangement on the envelope of the breaking
La figure 7 reprĆ©sente un disjoncteur analogue, avec un dispositif de dĆ©tection de la tension identique Ć celui dĆ©crit prĆ©cĆ©demment et montĆ© de faƧon analogue, intercalĆ© Ć l'extrĆ©mitĆ© de la fibre fluorescente 102 avant le raccordement de celle-ci avec la fibre ordinaire 200 par le connecteur 202.FIG. 7 represents a similar circuit breaker, with a voltage detection device identical to that described above and mounted in a similar manner, interposed at the end of the
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