Classifications

• • H—ELECTRICITY
  • H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
  • H02B—BOARDS, SUBSTATIONS OR SWITCHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SUPPLY OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
  • H02B5/00—Non-enclosed substations; Substations with enclosed and non-enclosed equipment
  • H02B5/06—Non-enclosed substations; Substations with enclosed and non-enclosed equipment gas-insulated

Definitions

• the invention relates to an outdoor bushing for connecting an air-insulated high-voltage conductor to components in a gas-encapsulated housing to earth potential with fastening means for gas-tight attachment of the outdoor bushing to the housing and to an open-air connection, gas-tightly connected to the fastening means via a hollow insulator, for connecting the high-voltage conductor, whereby electrically extend conductive connecting means in the insulator between the outdoor connection and an internal connection provided for connecting the components.
• Such an outdoor bushing is already known from DE 100 32 656 AI.
• the outdoor bushing disclosed there has a high-voltage connection for receiving an air-insulated high-voltage cable and fasteners for gas-tight mounting of the outdoor bushing on a grounded metallic housing.
• a hollow cylindrical insulator is provided between the fastening means and the high-voltage connection, in the longitudinal direction of which an electrical conductor extends.
• the known outdoor bushing is only used to connect an air-insulated high-voltage conductor to components that are arranged in an earthed housing that is filled with an insulating gas with a high dielectric strength to reduce its construction volume.
• EP 1 207 601 A2 discloses a gas-enclosed switchgear assembly with switches which are fastened to a metallic housing.
• the switches have a hollow cylindrical insulator on, which is provided for receiving switch contacts.
• the metallic housing is at a high voltage potential during operation and is therefore mounted on an insulating support frame.
• a complex transmission mechanism is provided to transmit the drive movement from a drive motor which is at ground potential to the switches at high voltage potential.
• a switchgear which has a housing mounted on a support frame for encapsulating a circuit breaker.
• the housing is filled with sulfur hexafluoride in order to avoid excessive distances between the circuit breaker which is at a high voltage potential and the housing which is at ground potential.
• the sulfur hexafluoride also serves as an extinguishing gas for extinguishing an arc drawn when the contacts of the circuit breaker are disconnected.
• On the housing there are furthermore connection stubs inclined away from one another, to which outdoor bushings are attached, which are set up for connecting high-voltage conductors.
• isolating switches are provided in the connecting pieces, the contacts of which are disconnected from one another after the power supply has been interrupted.
• the object of the invention is to provide an outdoor bushing of the type mentioned, which in addition to the pure connection of a high-voltage conductor from air insulation into the protective gas insulation of an earthed housing, provides additional functions via its connecting means.
• the invention solves this problem in that the connecting means have a disconnector.
• the arrangement of a disconnector in the isolator enables the outdoor bushing to perform separation functions in addition to the mere transfer from the air-insulated high-voltage conductor to gas-encapsulated components within an earthed housing.
• the provision of a disconnector in the housing can be omitted according to the invention. This increases the compactness of the housing.
• the dimensioning of the outdoor bushing according to the invention is matched to the voltage drop during operation between the fastening means lying at ground potential and the high-voltage connection and thus corresponds to the dimensioning of conventional outdoor bushings.
• Insulators can be designed as small as desired without,.:, Partial discharges or voltage breakdowns being feared. According to the invention, it is also possible to design the housing lying at ground potential regardless of the type or number of disconnectors.
• the housing of switchgear assemblies that do not have isolating switches can be manufactured with the same dimensions as a housing that is provided for a switchgear assembly with, for example, two isolating switches.
• the insulator is expediently made of porcelain or an insulating composite material, for example a fabric tube with silicone screens.
• the insulator is advantageously designed as a hollow cylinder.
• the outdoor connection is expediently arranged at the end on the hollow cylindrical insulator and has a closure cap which is connected to the insulator in a gas-tight manner by means of suitable joining means, for example an adhesive.
• suitable joining means for example an adhesive.
• the disconnector is conveniently in the middle of the
• the fastening means are expediently arranged on the end of the insulator facing away from the outdoor connection and are also connected to the insulator by means of joining means, that is to say adhesives, putties or the like.
• Insulating holding means are advantageously provided for holding the isolating switch in the insulator.
• the holding means hold the isolating switch in the isolator and are mechanically connected to the fastening means which are at ground potential during operation.
• the holding means are made of an insulating material such as cast resin, a fiber-reinforced plastic or another suitable ceramic.
• the holding means are gas-permeable.
• Suitable gas-permeable holding means are, for example, supports which are connected on the one hand to the fastening means and on the other hand to a component which is fixedly connected to the disconnector. By the support, the disconnector is supported on the fasteners.
• the holding means are gas-tight.
• the outdoor bushing also forms a separate gas space after assembly, which can be filled with a separate gas that is independent of the gas of the housing.
• the gas of the outdoor bushing can differ from that of the housing.
• a gas-tight bulkhead bushing, for example, is suitable as the gas-tight holding means.
• the isolating switch advantageously has contact pieces located opposite one another on the end face, the isolating switch being initiated by initiating a lifting movement of one of the
• Stro flow enabling contact position can be transferred into a disconnected position in which an electrically insulating separation path is provided between the contact pieces.
• the design of the isolating switch is largely matched to a homogeneous cylindrical conductor extending in an axial direction, so that experience with previously known high-voltage bushings which do not have an isolating switch in their interior can be used. This applies both to their dimensioning and to the material used.
• the isolating switch expediently has a stationary run-in contact and a slide contact which is firmly supported on the fastening means by means of a hollow connecting rod, a switching pin movably guided by the slide contact being provided for contacting the run-in contact, which is connected via drive drives arranged in the connecting conductor. is medium driven.
• the drive means arranged in the hollow connecting conductor are encapsulated by the latter, so that voltage peaks at corners and edges of the drive means are avoided even during a drive movement and thus partial discharges.
• the disconnector has two fixed contact pieces that can be held in a simple manner. A complex, movable mounting of a contact piece on the fastening means is thus avoided.
• At least one drive shaft is provided for initiating a drive movement in the disconnector.
• Each drive shaft is in the fasteners by means of a suitable rotary bearing. stored, appropriate sealing means ensure a gas-tight passage of the drive shaft through the outer wall of the fastening means.
• the drive movement can be initiated via a rotary movement into the gas-insulated interior of the outdoor bushing during operation.
• an insulating rocker consisting of an insulating material for initiating a drive movement.
• the isolating rocker is mechanically connected, for example, to a coupling rod which, at its end facing away from the isolating rocker, forms a switching pin which, in a contact position of the isolating switch, establishes the conductive connection between its contact pieces.
• the isolating rocker converts a rotary movement as a drive movement into a linear movement or stroke movement and initiates a translational movement into the disconnector, which is designed accordingly as a push switch.
• An earthing switch is advantageously provided.
• the earthing switch is connected to the fastening means and has a switching pin which, in an earth position, contacts a conductor which is electrically connected to the isolating switch.
• an earthing shaft is expediently provided, which is mounted in the fastening means. The earth shaft is driven, for example, by a motor or by hand.
• the fastening means have an intermediate housing which delimits an intermediate cavity which widens a cavity of the insulator.
• the intermediate housing is connected, for example, to connecting means which are connected to the insulator. This can be, for example, a flange connection glued to the insulator.
• the intermediate housing is firmly connected to the connecting means, for example by screwing.
• the intermediate housing is molded onto the connecting means and is formed in one piece with them.
• the entire fastening means are made of a metallic material, such as aluminum.
• the intermediate housing therefore provides, for example, the mechanical stability required for fastening an earthing switch or for holding an insulating rocker.
• the intermediate housing expediently has an angular housing with a curved course.
• a curved course is particularly advantageous if several outdoor bushings are attached to the housing in order to provide the necessary distance between their outdoor connections.
• the outdoor bushing advantageously has a current transformer on the secondary side at ground potential.
• the current transformer is arranged in the area of the fastening means, so that the ground potential required on the secondary side is provided even during operation of the outdoor bushing. Further advantages result if the current transformer is a throw-over current transformer, which can also be easily detached from a permanently installed open-air bushing, namely by simply pulling it off the insulator without opening the gas space.
• the fastening means are expediently electrically connected to field control elements in order to avoid partial discharges.
• a display element for displaying the position of the disconnector can be advantageous.
• At least one drive unit supported on the fastening means is advantageously provided for generating a drive movement.
• the outdoor bushing according to the invention can be manufactured as a ready-to-use individual component regardless of the late use.
• FIG. 1 shows an exemplary embodiment of the outdoor bushing according to the invention in a partially sectioned side view
• FIG. 2 shows a further exemplary embodiment of the outdoor bushing according to the invention in a sectional side view
• FIG. 3 shows a further exemplary embodiment of the outdoor bushing according to the invention in a section
• Figure 4 shows a further embodiment of the outdoor bushing according to the invention in a sectional side view.
• FIG. 1 shows an embodiment of the outdoor bushing 1 according to the invention, which has a hollow-cylindrical insulator 2 with a cavity 3 for receiving a
• Disconnector 4 has.
• the disconnector 4 consists of a fixed run-in contact 5 and a likewise fixed slide contact 6.
• the run-in contact 5 is connected to an outdoor connection 8 via a contact rod 7.
• the outdoor connection 8 is arranged at the end of the insulator 2 and has a closure cap .9, which is connected to the insulator 2 in a gas-tight manner by means of adhesive and closes the cavity 3 of the insulator 4 in a gas-tight manner.
• a switching pin 10 is movably guided in the sliding contact 6, the sliding contact 6 being electrically connected via a hollow connecting conductor 11 to a plug contact (not shown in the figure) as the internal connection, so that after the insertion of the switching pin 10 into the insertion contact 5, as shown in FIG. 1, a conductive connection is established between the outdoor connection 8 and the plug contact.
• the contact rod 7, the retraction contact 5, the switching pin 10, the sliding contact 6 and the connecting conductor 11 form connecting means which conduct the outdoor connection 8 in a contact position, in which the switching pin 10 is retracted into the insertion contact 5, with the plug contact connect.
• fastening means are provided which, in the exemplary embodiment shown, comprise an intermediate housing 12 and a flange connection 13 as connection means, the insulator 2 being firmly bonded to the flange connection 13.
• the fasteners made of aluminum are tubular and have a straight course in the direction of the longitudinal extension of the insulator 2.
• the intermediate housing 12 is firmly screwed to the flange connection 13.
• an electrically non-conductive insulating rocker 14 is provided in the intermediate housing 12, lateral retaining caps 15 being provided for the gas-tight closure of an intermediate cavity 16 delimited by the intermediate housing 12 Intermediate cavity 16 is part of the cavity 3.
• a gas-tight bulkhead bushing 17 is provided as a holder, which is fixedly mounted between the intermediate housing 12 and a grounded connecting piece 18 of a housing, not shown. There- the connecting rod 11 projects through the bulkhead bushing
• the bulkhead bushing 17 is made of an insulating material such as cast resin.
• the outdoor connection 8 is provided for connecting an air-insulated high-voltage line, whereas the connection piece 18 of the housing is at ground potential.
• field control elements 19 are provided.
• a conventional coupling current transformer 20 can be seen, which is arranged concentrically with the tubular insulator 2.
• the Ü • is berschstromwandler secondary side connected to the fixing means, so that the necessary ground potential is provided for the coupling current transformer 20 during operation.
• a coupling rod 21 provided for • hen r -the is - on the isolating rocker 1.4 articulated. is.,. and ..., is firmly connected to the switching pin 10 at its end facing away from the insulating rocker 14 via a switching pin guide 22.
• the switching pin 10 and the switching pin guide 22 are arranged within the hollow connecting conductor 11, which for this reason serves, in addition to a purely electrical connection, as guide means for the switching pin 10 and the drive means 20, 21, 22. Furthermore partial encapsulations at the corners and edges of the drive means 20, 21, 22 are avoided by encapsulating the connecting conductor.
• the connecting conductor 11 has a lateral opening 23 opposite the insulating rocker 14.
• the isolating rocker 14 is also connected in a rotational test to a drive shaft 24, which has an expedient, with
• an earthing switch 26 can also be seen, which is provided after the opening of the isolating switch 4 for earthing the isolating switch 4.
• the earthing switch 26 establishes a conductive connection between an earth contact 27 which is at the potential of the connecting conductor 11 and the metallic intermediate housing 12 which is at earth potential.
• a grounding shaft 28 which is led out of the Z, w, housing 12 is provided.
• FIG. 2 shows a further exemplary embodiment of the outdoor bushing 1 according to the invention, which, in contrast to the exemplary embodiment shown in FIG. 1, has no earthing switch 25 in the intermediate housing 12.
• the connecting conductor 11 and thus the sliding contact 6 are held on the intermediate housing 12 by means of a support 30 made of an insulating material such as cast resin.
• the support 30 is supported on the holding cap 15 and is firmly connected to the connecting rod 11.
• the support 30 forms a gas-permeable holder, so that the cavity 3 enlarged by the intermediate cavity 16 communicates with the inner volume of the housing 18.
• FIG. 3 shows a further exemplary embodiment of the outdoor bushing 1 according to the invention, in which the intermediate housing 12 consists of a curved angle housing 31 and a gear housing 32.
• the gear housing 32 is provided for receiving the isolating rocker 14 and the earthing switch 26, while a filter unit 33 with a rupture disk 34 is provided in the angle housing 31.
• a plug contact 35 can be seen as an internal connection in FIG.
• the curved course of the intermediate housing 12 is advantageous if a plurality of outdoor bushings 1 are attached to a housing, between the outdoor connections 8 of which the distance required to avoid voltage flashovers must be provided in an air atmosphere.
• Intermediate housing 12 are integrally formed.
• a gas-permeable support is used to hold the disconnector 4

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