EP1815569B1 - Überspannungsschutzeinrichtung mit verbesserter trennung - Google Patents

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EP1815569B1
EP1815569B1 EP05812264A EP05812264A EP1815569B1 EP 1815569 B1 EP1815569 B1 EP 1815569B1 EP 05812264 A EP05812264 A EP 05812264A EP 05812264 A EP05812264 A EP 05812264A EP 1815569 B1 EP1815569 B1 EP 1815569B1
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Michel Jean Georges Donati
Alain René Robert LAGNOUX
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  • the present invention relates to the general technical field of protective devices for installations and electrical equipment against transient electrical surges; especially due to lightning.
  • the present invention relates more particularly to a device for protecting an electrical installation against overvoltages, according to the preamble of claim 1.
  • Protection devices for electrical installations are now commonly used to protect electrical or electronic devices against overvoltages that may for example be generated by discharges due to lightning.
  • These protection devices generally comprise one or more overvoltage protection components, such as by example a varistor or a spark gap.
  • overvoltage protection components When the component or components are exposed to voltages higher than a predetermined threshold value, they are likely to discharge the fault current to earth, while limiting the overvoltage to a value compatible with the behavior of the installation and the equipment. connected to it. At the end of their life, the protection components are likely to present significant heating (usually greater than 150 ° C) that can lead to serious damage to the installation, or even risks for the user (fire for example). This is the reason why overvoltage protection devices are generally provided with thermal disconnection means. These thermal disconnection means are intended to isolate the protective component of the electrical installation to be protected in the event of excessive heating of the latter exceeding a predetermined value in order to limit the risk of fire.
  • the thermal disconnection means may thus be formed by a metal disconnection blade, welded to one of the electrodes of the protection component using for example a thermal weld.
  • the disconnection blade is generally subjected to a mechanical stress tending to move it away from the corresponding electrode so that when excessive overvoltage or prolonged use causes the solder to break or melt, the disconnection blade away from the electrode, thus isolating the protective component of the installation to be protected.
  • the isolation distance created between the disconnection blade and the electrode of the protection component is generally quite small. Therefore, if the disconnection takes place under under adverse voltage and current conditions, it may happen that the mechanical opening of the disconnection means is not sufficient to completely isolate the varistor from the electrical installation, the electric arc created during the opening of the disconnection blade being able to hold between the disconnection blade and the corresponding electrode. It may also happen, in some cases, that an electric arc is reformed between the electrode of the protection component and the disconnection blade a few moments after opening of the latter.
  • This phenomenon has the effect of delaying the effective disconnection of the protection component, and significantly limiting the breaking capacity of the device.
  • the size of the complementary cut-off device must preferably be adapted to the capacity of the protection component, which generates technical constraints and increases the costs of implementing the overall protection equipment.
  • the complementary cut-off device generally ensures the simultaneous and indiscriminate isolation of all the protective components of the device, while it is desirable instead to isolate only the protective component or components with excessive heating and to keep the other protection components in service.
  • the objects assigned to the invention therefore aim to remedy the various disadvantages listed above and to propose a new solution.
  • protection device of an electrical installation against overvoltages which, while being of simple design, has an improved disconnection capacity compared to known devices.
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a new device for protecting electrical installations against overvoltages to ensure the individual disconnection of each protection component of the device.
  • Another object of the invention is to propose a new device for protecting electrical installations against overvoltages which is particularly robust and resistant.
  • Another object of the invention is to provide a new device for protecting electrical installations against overvoltages requiring only a limited number of moving mechanical parts to obtain the connection and disconnection functions.
  • Another object of the invention is to propose a new surge protection device for accelerating the effective breaking of the current during the disconnection.
  • the protection device 1 against overvoltages according to the invention is intended to be connected bypass (or in parallel) on the equipment or the electrical installation to be protected.
  • electrical installation refers to any type of device or network powered electrically and likely to experience voltage disturbances, including transient overvoltages due to lightning.
  • the overvoltage protection device 1 according to the invention is advantageously intended to be disposed between a phase of the installation to be protected and the earth. It is also conceivable, without departing from the scope of the invention, that the device, instead of being connected bypass between a phase and the earth, is connected between the neutral and the earth, between the phase and the neutral or between two phases (case of differential protection).
  • the protection device 1 comprises at least one protection component 10 intended to protect the electrical installation against overvoltages.
  • each overvoltage protection component is formed by a varistor, it being understood that the use of a varistor is only indicated by way of example and does not constitute any a limitation of the invention.
  • the protection device 1 comprises at least one varistor 10, in particular one or more varistors 10, each varistor 10 being provided with connection means 20 to the electrical installation.
  • the varistor 10 is preferably disposed within an electrically insulating housing 60, and may be in the form of a cartridge adapted to be electrically connected to a fixed base (not shown) with the aid of at least first and second connection pads 22, 23.
  • One of the poles of the varistor 10 is thus connected directly to the first connection pad 22, the other pole of the varistor 10 being connected to the connection means 20.
  • the latter are preferably formed by an electrode 21, for example in the form of a metal blade.
  • the electrode 21 advantageously projects, for example at 90 degrees, from one of the faces 10A of the varistor 10.
  • the protection device 1 also comprises a disconnection means 30 capable of disconnecting the varistor 10 from the electrical installation, particularly in the event of failure of the latter.
  • the disconnection means 30 is specifically shaped and adapted to ensure the disconnection of the varistor 10 at the connection means 20 and is for this purpose capable of moving from a closed position, illustrated for example on the figure 2 , to an open position illustrated on the figure 4 , thus creating an interstitial space 11 between the disconnection means 30 and the connection means 20.
  • the disconnection means 30 is prestressed, that is to say it is mounted in constraint, in its closed position, and subjected to an elastic restoring force tending to propel it towards its position. opening.
  • This elastic restoring force may be external, especially if the disconnecting means 30 is compressed by a spring, or internal, in the case of an elastic disconnection means.
  • the disconnecting means 30 is formed by an electrically conductive resilient disconnecting disc 31 (for example made of metal) which, in the closed position, is prestressed, that is to say advantageously welded in stress on the connection means 20, specifically on the electrode 21, preferably using a heat-fusible seal (not shown).
  • an electrically conductive resilient disconnecting disc 31 for example made of metal which, in the closed position, is prestressed, that is to say advantageously welded in stress on the connection means 20, specifically on the electrode 21, preferably using a heat-fusible seal (not shown).
  • the term " elastic" refers to the fact that the disconnection blade 31 has an intrinsic elasticity giving it a sufficient character flexible and flexible to allow its connection and its contact under stress with the electrode 21 of the varistor 10.
  • the elastic disconnection blade 31 thus advantageously extends between a free end 31A adapted to come, in the closed position, in electrical contact with the electrode 21 via the thermal weld, and a fixed end 31 B in permanent electrical contact with the second connection pad 23. In this closed position, the varistor 10 is in use, c ' that is, it is electrically connected to the electrical installation so as to protect it against voltage disturbances.
  • the elastic disconnection blade 31 In its closed position, the elastic disconnection blade 31 is subjected to its own elastic return force which tends to move it away from the connection means, at least at its free end 31A.
  • the elastic disconnection blade 31 is therefore advantageously elastically constrained between its closed position and its open position so that during the fusion (or rupture) of the weld, the resilient disconnection blade 31, and in particular the The free end 31A of the latter is propelled and departs, under the action of the intrinsic elastic restoring force, from the electrode 21.
  • an electric arc 40 (illustrated on the figure 3 ) is capable of being formed in the interstitial space 11 between the disconnection means 30 and the connecting means 20. This electric arc 40 continues to discharge a current to earth, thus delaying the effective disconnection of the protection component 10.
  • connection means 20 and the disconnection means 30 require a certain amount of energy, all the more important since the isolation distance between the connection means 20 and the disconnection means 30 is high. .
  • isolation distance refers to the average thickness of the air gap separating the connecting means 20 from the disconnecting means 30 when the latter moves away from the connection means 20 towards its open position. . It is thus possible to define an optimum isolation distance for which the probability of starting an electric arc 40 between the connection means 20 and the disconnection means 30 is sufficiently small to be considered as negligible in the conditions of connection.
  • the optimal isolation distance is often referred to as " predetermined threshold distance ", the latter being able to be obtained by simple routine tests.
  • connection means 20 and the disconnection means 30 Despite the prior determination of the optimum isolation distance between the connection means 20 and the disconnection means 30, it happens that the disconnection means 30 does not go directly from its closed position to a corresponding permanent open position. at a steady state of equilibrium. Thus, the disconnecting means 30 most often passes through a transient and unstable state where it oscillates around its open position, making several trips between its closed position and its open position.
  • the protection device 1 is provided with anti-recoil means 50, adapted to prevent the disconnection means 30, and in particular the elastic disconnection blade 31, to return to its closed position when it deviates from the connection means 20 by an isolation distance greater than the predetermined threshold distance d.
  • the anti-recoil means 50 thus make it possible to prevent the disconnection means 30, and in particular the elastic disconnection blade 31, from going back when the optimum isolation distance is reached.
  • the anti-recoil means 50 also make it possible to limit the phenomenon of oscillation of the elastic disconnection blade 31.
  • the anti-recoil means 50 are shaped and arranged to bear against the disconnection means 30 when the isolation distance is greater than the predetermined threshold distance d, thus forming a stop against the displacement of the means of separation. disconnection 30 from its open position to its closed position.
  • the anti-recoil means 50 comprise a movable element 51 able to move under the control of the opening movement of the disconnection means 30.
  • the movable element 51 is preferably designed to come, in its functional position, to active support against the means of disconnection 30 when the predetermined threshold distance d is reached ( figure 1 ).
  • the movable element 51 comes, in its operative position, to be positioned at least partly in the path of the disconnection means 30, thus forming an obstacle against the latter and preventing the disconnection means 30 from going back to the connection means 20, in particular to the electrode 21, once the predetermined threshold distance d has been reached.
  • the movable element 51 is preferably formed by a finger 52, preferably fixed on or integral with a support 53 secured for example with the housing 60.
  • the movable element 51 is advantageously able to move relative to the support 53 by example at a hinge 58, and this against or under the action of an elastic restoring force F tending to bring it back to its functional position (illustrated in FIG. figure 4 ) or rest (shown on the figure 2 ).
  • This elastic restoring force F can be exerted via resilient means (not shown) of the spring type, interposed between the support 53 and the finger 52.
  • movable element 51, and in particular the finger 52 has an intrinsic elasticity conferring its properties of flexibility and flexibility relative to the support 53.
  • the movable element 51 has a substantially elongated shape and comprises a guide ramp 54 ( figure 3 ) disposed relative to the disconnecting means 30 so that when it opens, the disconnection means 30 comes into active support against the guide ramp 54 and slides along the latter through its free end 31A.
  • active support refers to the fact that the means of disconnection 30, and in particular the free end 31A of the blade of resilient disconnection 31 exerts pressure on the movable member 51 tending to push the latter against the elastic restoring force F.
  • the disconnection means 30 bears against the finger 52 so as to lift it. The finger 52 is then pushed under elastic stress towards the support 53.
  • the guide ramp 54 is preferably inclined, so as to facilitate its engagement by the disconnection means 30, during the opening of the latter.
  • the movable element 51 extends between two ends 51A, 51B, namely a first end 51A, integral with the support 53, and a second end 51 B free and separated from the first end 51A at least by the guide rail 54 ( figure 3 ).
  • one of the ends 51A, 51B of the movable element 51 forms a stop means 55 against the disconnection means 30 when the predetermined threshold distance d is reached or exceeded, and when the disconnection means 30 is close to its open position ( figure 4 ).
  • the guide ramp 54 thus ends advantageously by the stop means 55, and its length substantially corresponds, on average, to the predetermined threshold distance d.
  • the movable element 51 released from the disconnection means 30, returns, under the effect of the elastic restoring force F towards its rest position and is positioned in the return path of the disconnecting means 30, forming thus an obstacle against the latter.
  • the moving element 51 and the disconnecting means 30 can thus bear against one another in a stable equilibrium position.
  • the anti-recoil means 50 described above if they make it possible to guarantee the respect of a minimum isolation distance between the connection means 20 and the disconnection means 30, and to avoid falling below this distance d
  • the minimum isolation does not make it possible to completely eliminate the oscillations of the disconnection means 30, especially at the free end 31A of the resilient disconnection blade 31.
  • the protection device 1 advantageously comprises an additional locking means 56 adapted to cooperate with the anti-recoil means 50 so as to immobilize the disconnection means 30 in its open position, as illustrated on the figures 1 and 4 .
  • the anti-recoil means 50 and the blocking means 56 are mounted so as to cooperate together to prevent oscillations of the free end 31A of the resilient disconnection blade 31 when the predetermined threshold distance d is reached.
  • the anti-recoil means 50 and the blocking means 56 thus form, in combination, anti-oscillation means.
  • the elastic disconnection blade 31 is subjected, in its closed position, to an intrinsic elastic return force F '(FIG. figure 3 ) tending to bring it back to its open position illustrated on the figure 4 .
  • the anti-recoil means 50 are then designed to oppose the movement of the elastic disconnection blade 31 in a direction F "( figure 4 ) substantially opposed to the intrinsic elastic return force F ', when the predetermined threshold distance d is reached.
  • the blocking means 56 is preferably located after the anti-recoil means 50 in consideration of the direction of travel " go " S of the disconnection means 30, that is to say the direction corresponding to its passage from the closing position to the open position ( figure 3 ).
  • the blocking means 56 is further advantageously arranged at a sufficiently small distance from the anti-recoil means 50 to limit the amplitude of the oscillations of the disconnection means 30 around its open position, thereby ensuring the rapid immobilization of the latter .
  • the disconnection means 30 is maintained, in its open position, between the anti-recoil means 50 and the blocking means 56. More specifically, the blocking means 56 and the stop means 55 come from preferably simultaneously bearing against the free end 31A of the resilient disconnection blade 31 and more precisely on either side of the latter.
  • the locking means 56 is formed by a pin 57 secured to or integral with the support 53 and protruding from the support 53 so as to form a stop against the disconnection means 30 during the opening of the latter.
  • the anti-recoil means 50 and the blocking means 56 are preferably formed from a non-electrically conductive material, such as polyamide, or any other insulating plastic material having equivalent elastic properties.
  • the protective device 1 When an overvoltage of sufficient amplitude occurs, the protective device 1, mounted in parallel with the electrical installation, becomes conductive and flows to the ground the lightning current. When excessive current or prolonged use causes the breaking or fusion of the thermal weld providing the contact connection between the elastic disconnection blade 31 and the electrode 21 of the protection component 10, the elastic disconnection blade 31 is separates, by spring effect, the electrode 21, thus creating an interstitial space 11 between these contacts.
  • the elastic disconnection blade 31 engages and bears against the guide ramp 54 of the anti-recoil means 50, thus pushing the latter against the elastic restoring force F tending to bring them back to their position. rest position.
  • the anti-recoil means 50 then fade, under the control of the movement of the disconnecting means 30, thus allowing the free movement of the latter.
  • the disconnection means 30 then bears against the blocking means 56 and simultaneously reaches the end of the stroke on the guide ramp 54, reaching or exceeding the stop means 55.
  • the free end 31A of the elastic disconnection blade 31 is then trapped in the space between the anti-recoil means 55 on the one hand and the blocking means 56 on the other hand, this space being sufficiently reduced. to dampen almost instantaneously the oscillations of the free end 31A of the resilient disconnection blade 31.
  • the disconnecting means 30 is then immobilized in its open position, at an optimum and sufficient isolation distance of the connection means 20 to limit the risk of an electric arc 40 starting between these two metal parts.
  • the protection device 1 therefore allows optimum control of the disconnection, thus providing greater operational safety to users than known devices.
  • Another advantage of the device according to the invention is that it makes it possible to guarantee, despite its particularly simple design, effective isolation of the defective or degraded protection component vis-à-vis the electrical installation.
  • the invention finds its industrial application in the manufacture of devices for protection against overvoltages.

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  1. Vorrichtung zum Schutz einer elektrischen Anlage vor Überspannungen, umfassend:
    - mindestens eine Schutzkomponente (10), die mit Anschlussmitteln (20) an die elektrische Anlage versehen ist,
    - ein Mittel zum Trennen (30) der Schutzkomponente (10) von der elektrischen Anlage, das dazu vorgesehen ist, das Trennen dieser letztgenannten im Bereich der Anschlussmittel (20) durchzuführen, und geeignet ist, sich von einer Verschlussposition in eine Öffnungsposition zu verschieben, wobei ein Zwischenraum (11) zwischen dem Trennmittel (30) und den Anschlussmitteln (20) geschaffen wird,
    wobei in der Öffnungsposition das Trennmittel von den Anschlussmitteln (20) durch eine Luftlamelle getrennt ist, die sich von den Trennmitteln zu den Anschlussmitteln erstreckt, und
    wobei das Trennmittel vorgespannt ist, wobei das Trennmittel (30) von einer elastischen Trennlamelle (31) gebildet ist, die in ihrer Verschlussposition einer inneren elastischen Rückstellkraft (F') ausgesetzt ist, die dazu neigt, sie in ihre Öffnungsposition zurückzubringen,
    dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sie Rückschlagmittel (50) umfasst, die dazu vorgesehen sind das Trennmittel (30) daran zu hindern in seine Verschlussposition zurückzukehren, wenn sich dieses letztgenannte von den Anschlussmitteln (20) um einen Isolierabstand entfernt, der größer als ein Vorbestimmter Schwellenabstand (d) ist, wobei die Rückschlagmittel (50) derart ausgeführt sind, dass sie der Bewegung der elastischen Trennlamelle (31) in eine Richtung (F"), die im Wesentlichen gegen die innere elastische Rückstellkraft (F') gerichtet ist, entgegen wirkt, wenn der Vorbestimmte Schwellenabstand (d) erreicht ist.
  2. Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Rückschlagmittel (50) derart ausgeführt und angeordnet sind, dass sie an dem Trennmittel (30) zur Anlage gelangen, wenn der Isolierabstand größer als der Vorbestimmte Schwellenabstand (d) ist, wodurch ein Anschlag gegen die Verschiebung des Trennmittels (30) von seiner Öffnungsposition in seine Verschlussposition gebildet wird.
  3. Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 1 oder 2, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sie ein zusätzliches Feststellmittel (56) umfasst, das dazu vorgesehen ist, mit den Rückschlagmitteln (50) zusammenzuwirken, um das Trennmittel (30) in seiner Öffnungsposition festzustellen.
  4. Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass sich das elastische Trennmittel (31) zwischen einem festen Ende (31B) und einem freien Ende (31A) erstreckt, und dass die Rückschlagmittel (50) und das Feststellmittel (56) derart montiert sind, dass sie miteinander zusammenwirken, um die Schwingungen des freien Endes (31A) zu verhindern, wenn der Vorbestimmte Schwellenabstand (d) erreicht ist.
  5. Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 3, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das Feststellmittel (56) nach den Rückschlagmitteln (50) bei Betrachtung der Bewegungsrichtung (S) des Trennmittels (30) vorgesehen und in einem ausreichend geringen Abstand zu den Rückschlagmitteln (50) angeordnet ist, um die Amplitude der Schwingungen des Trennmittels (30) um seine Öffnungsposition zu begrenzen.
  6. Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 5, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass in der Öffnungsposition das Trennmittel (30) zwischen den Rückschlagmitteln (50) und dem Feststellmittel (56) gehalten wird.
  7. Vorrichtung nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Rückschlagmittel (50) ein bewegliches Element (51) umfassen, das geeignet ist, sich unter der Steuerung der Öffnungsbewegung des Trennmittels (30) zu bewegen, wobei das bewegliche Element (51) derart vorgesehen ist, dass es in seiner Funktionsposition aktiv am Trennmittel (30) zur Anlage gelangt, wenn der Vorbestimmte Schwellenabstand (d) erreicht ist.
  8. Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 7, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das bewegliche Element (51) in seiner Funktionsposition zumindest teilweise in der Bahn des Trennmittels (30) positioniert ist, wodurch es ein Hindernis für dieses letztgenannt darstellt.
  9. Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 7 oder 8, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das bewegliche Element (51) einer elastischen Rückstellkraft (F) ausgesetzt ist, die dazu neigt, es in seine Funktionsposition zurückzuführen.
  10. Vorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 7 bis 9, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das bewegliche Element (51) eine Führungsrampe (54) umfasst, die derart angeordnet ist, dass das Trennmittel (30) aktiv an und entlang diesem letztgenannten bei seiner Öffnung zur Anlage gelangt.
  11. Vorrichtung nach Anspruch 10, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass die Länge der Führungsrampe (54) im Wesentlichen dem Vorbestimmten Schwellenabstand (d) entspricht.
  12. Vorrichtung nach einem der Ansprüche 7 bis 11, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass eines der Enden (51A, 51B) des beweglichen Elements (51) ein Haltemittel (55) für das Trennmittel (30) in seiner Öffnungsposition bildet.
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