EP1991997A1 - Automated control module for electrical cut-off apparatus and electrical cut-off apparatus equipped with such a control module - Google Patents
Automated control module for electrical cut-off apparatus and electrical cut-off apparatus equipped with such a control moduleInfo
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- the present invention relates to an automated control module for electrical switchgear apparatus, this electric switchgear device comprising a rotary control shaft, this control module comprising a housing in which is housed an automated actuation mechanism in rotation of said control axis. provided with at least one actuator in translation, a device for converting the translation movement of the actuator into a rotational movement and a device for transmitting the rotational movement to said control axis.
- the present invention also relates to an electric switchgear equipped with such a control module.
- the electrical cut-off devices to which the invention relates are two-position switches 0-1, two-position switches I-II, three-position switches IO-I, overlap switches I-I + II-II, or the like. .
- These electrical cut-off devices usually include one or more stacked break modules.
- the breaking modules are of known type and comprise movable contacts actuated by a rotary control shaft via a cam movement transformation mechanism or the like.
- To perform a "switching" function in the case for example of a change of power source between the network and a backup group, two parallel cut-off modules are used, each connected to a power source, the control module being either manual or automated for large switches or switches industrial.
- the automation is generally performed by means of an electric gear motor whose drive shaft is coupled by a transmission to the control axis of the breaking modules.
- Publication DE-C-574 857 describes another technology applied to an oil bath switch for high voltage networks.
- the control mechanism of this switch comprises a compressed air cylinder whose piston rod forms a rack meshing with a pinion coupled to the control axis of the switch by a ratchet wheel and ratchets allowing its training only in a direction of rotation, the piston rod being also subject to a return spring.
- This type of pneumatic cylinder actuator has the major disadvantage of requiring a specific supply and regulated compressed air as well as connection and control means by solenoid valve which must also be controlled. Therefore, this control mechanism is very complex, expensive and not at all suitable for low and medium voltage electrical distribution and low caliber. In addition, the efficiency of this control mechanism is poor, its switching quality uncertain and its axial size very important. Presentation of the invention
- the purpose of the present invention is to overcome the drawbacks mentioned above by providing an automated control module, which can be autonomous ie without specific power supply, simple, economical, compact, requiring a limited number of parts, without inertia therefore offering ultra-short response times, as well as very good performance, guaranteeing excellent switching reliability and allowing for multiple possible switching combinations and a wide range of applications.
- the invention relates to a control module as defined in the preamble, characterized in that said actuator comprises at least one electromagnet, in that said motion transformation device comprises at least one slider coupled to said electromagnet, provided with a rack meshing with a motor pinion, said motor pinion being arranged to be coupled to said control pin, by said transmission device in at least one working position when electromagnet T is electrically powered, when said control module is assembled to said Blackout.
- the electromagnet advantageously comprises a plunger core coupled to said slider and biased by restoring means in the rest position when the electromagnet is not electrically powered, these biasing means being able to be arranged between the housing and the slider.
- the rest position is a stable position maintained without energy.
- the electromagnet can be electrically powered directly by the switchgear with which it is associated, thus ensuring its energy autonomy.
- control module comprises a manual actuation mechanism, housed in said housing, in alignment with said automated actuation mechanism, this manual actuating mechanism being provided with a gripping member operable at the outside said housing by an operator and a transmission device to said drive pin.
- This control module advantageously comprises automatic disengaging means to disengage the manual actuation mechanism when the automated actuation mechanism is in operation, and vice versa, without the intervention of an operator.
- an electrical switching device characterized in that it comprises a control module as defined above.
- FIG. 1 is an overall view of an apparatus
- FIG. 2 is a perspective view of the control module of FIG. 1
- FIG. 3 is an exploded view of the control module of FIG. 2
- FIG. 4 is a top view of the control module FIG. 2, open hood
- FIG. 5 is a sectional top view of the operating mechanism of the control module of FIG. 2
- FIG. 6 is a perspective view of the automated operating mechanism
- FIG. 7 is a perspective view of the mechanism.
- 8A-E are plan views of the automated actuating mechanism in different states
- Fig. 9 is an exploded view of a portion of the manual actuating mechanism of Fig.
- Figs. 10A -C are partial plan views of the manual actuating mechanism of Fig. 9 in different states, before switching, Figs. 11A-C are full views similar to Figs. 10A-C after switching, and Figs. 12A and 12B are plan views of the lockout device of the control module according to the invention.
- the automated control module 10 is intended to equip electrical switching devices 1 of known type, such as two-position switches 0-1, two-position switches I-II, three-position switches IO-I, overlap switches I-I + II-II or the like.
- An example of a cut-off device 1 is illustrated in FIG. 1 and comprises two stacked cut-off modules 2 associated with a control module 10.
- the number of cut-off modules 2 may be different and depends on the use of the switching device 1.
- the switching modules 2 comprise, in known manner, movable contacts and fixed contacts, the movable contacts being actuated via a cam system, or any other equivalent system, by a rotary control shaft and through (not shown).
- This control shaft is arranged to be coupled in rotation with the actuating mechanism of an automated and / or manual control module on the one hand, and with another control axis in the case of stacking modules 2 stacked with 'somewhere else.
- the control axes of the breaking modules 2 are designed to be coupled in rotation with each other and with the control module 10 by means of a mechanical coupling part 3 of the Oldham® type. or similar, which has the advantage of being a simple and non-binding coupling in terms of alignment of the control axes.
- the control module 10 comprises an actuating mechanism for automating the actiormement of the control axis and thus the switching of the switching device 1 between its different states.
- this control module 10 comprises a casing 11 of generally parallelepipedal shape and advantageously designed in a standard manner to be common to the various embodiments ; , the following description relating to a control module 10 for a stable three-position switch LO-II.
- This housing 11 comprises two half-shells assembled by interlocking and screwing or the like, preferably made by molding electrically insulating synthetic materials. It comprises, on the front face, a cover 12, preferably translucent, pivotally mounted around a hinge 13 to access a key 14 making it possible to maneuver the control module 10, in manual mode, by introducing it into a housing 15 of a manual actuation mechanism 60, detailed below.
- This key 14 can be replaced by any other equivalent gripping member such as an integrated handle or reported.
- It also comprises, on the front face, a window 16 making it possible to display the switching state of the breaking device 1: 1, 0 or II, namely the position of the contacts, a lockout tab 17 making it possible to lock the control module 10 in one or the other state of switching of the switching device 1.
- the cover 12 is also coupled to a microswitch (not shown) controlled by a pin 18 to prohibit the operation of the control module 10 , in automated mode, as long as the cover 12 is open. Any other equivalent means of security may be suitable.
- This housing 11 also comprises a terminal block 19 for the electrical connection of the power supply and the control of the automated actuation mechanism 30 detailed below.
- control module 10 comprises a first so-called “automated” actuating mechanism 30, intended to be coupled directly to the control axis of the cut-off device 1 by means of a coupling mechanical 3, followed by a second actuating mechanism called “manual” 60 arranged in alignment with the first.
- the automated actuation mechanism 30 comprises a translational actuator coupled to a device for converting the translational movement of the actuator into a rotational movement which will be transmitted to the control axis of the switching device 1 by a device of transmission.
- the actuator comprises two electromagnets 31, aligned and in opposition.
- Each electromagnet 31 comprises in known manner an induction coil 32 electrically powered and a plunger 33 movable between an output position or rest position, when the induction coil 32 is not excited, and a retracted position or position of work, when the induction coil 32 is excited, the return to the extended position being provided by return means.
- the induction coils 32 are advantageously fed directly by the switching device 1 by means of specific voltage taps (not shown), ensuring the energy autonomy of the control module 10, the end of the plunger core 33 of each electromagnet 31 is connected to a single slide 34 provided with a rack 35.
- This slide 34 is movable in translation relative to the housing 11 between three positions: a stable central position C, when the electromagnets 31 are not electrically powered, a left position G when the electromagnet 31 on the left is excited and a straight position D when the electromagnet 31 on the right is excited.
- At least the central position C is indexed by a lug 36 (see FIG 5) provided on the flank of the slide 34 cooperating with a spring blade V (not shown) provided in the housing 11.
- the return means of the plunging cores 33 in the extended position are, in the example shown, constituted by a helical compression spring 37 disposed between the housing 11 and the slider 34 (see FIG.8) and makes it possible to recall the slider 34. in its central position C when the electromagnets 31 are no longer excited.
- These return means may be constituted by any other equivalent spring member disposed between the slide 34 and the housing 11, between the plunger cores 33 and the housing 11 or between the plunger cores 33 and the fixed part of the electromagnets 31.
- Any other arrangement electromagnets 31 and the slide 34 may be suitable, knowing that the arrangement as illustrated makes it possible to limit the size and the dimensions of the control module 10.
- the control module 10 may comprise only an electromagnet 31 coupled to the slider 34 in the case of a switchgear 1 with only one direction of rotation.
- the device for converting the translational motion of the actuator into a rotational movement comprises the rack 35 provided on the slide 34 and meshing with a driving pinion 40.
- this driving pinion 40 comprises a toothed sector 41, which is extends over an angle of about 270 °, and a hollow body 42 extending over the remaining angle, in which are pivotally mounted two first pawls 43 arranged symmetrically with respect to a median plane passing through the axis of rotation of the driving pinion 40 and oriented in opposite directions.
- the median plane of the driving pinion 40 passes through C.
- first pawls 43 are biased towards a first ratchet wheel 51 by return members (not shown) and are movable between a passive position in which they are spaced apart from the first ratchet wheel 51 and an active position in which they bear against it under the action of the return members.
- This driving pinion 40 comprises an end portion 44 provided with bosses forming first cams 45.
- the device for transmitting the rotational movement of the motor pinion 40 to the control shaft comprises a rotary drive pin 50 housed in the housing 11 and intended to be aligned and coupled directly to the control shaft of the control unit. cut 1 by a mechanical coupling 3 at the output of this housing 11.
- This drive pin 50 has a first portion A arranged to cooperate with the automated actuating mechanism 30 and a second portion M arranged to cooperate with the mechanism of manual actuation 60 (see Fig. 3).
- the drive spindle 50 comprises a cylindrical section forming the first ratchet wheel 51 intended to cooperate with the first pawls 43 of the driving pinion 40 whose function is to rotate the drive pin 50 in the one or the other direction of rotation as a function of F electromagnet 31 excited and not to drive it in rotation when the electromagnet 31 is no longer excited and that the slide 34 automatically returns to its central position C through the spring 37.
- the first ratchet wheel 51 carries two pairs of teeth 51 'arranged symmetrically with respect to its median plane, coinciding with the median plane of the motor pinion 40 when the slider 34 is in its central position C and the breaking device 1 is in state 0.
- the drive spindle 50 comprises, between the housing 11 and the first ratchet wheel 51, a coupling section 52 provided with two axial ribs 52 'diametrically opposite, adapted to be housed in the hub 81 a lock pad 80 to drive it in rotation.
- This padlocking disc 80 which is detailed below, comprises an end portion 82 guided in rotation in a bore of the casing 11, provided with a groove 82 'adapted to receive the corresponding rib of a mechanical coupling piece 3 in to ensure a direct rotary connection with the control axis of the switchgear 1. Any other form of coupling is of course possible.
- the manual actuation mechanism 60 comprises an input gear 61 provided with the housing 15 accessible on the front of the control module 10 under the hood 12 to accommodate the key 14 for the maneuver.
- This input gear 61 meshes with an output gear 62 coaxial with the drive spindle 50 in its second portion M.
- These input and output gears 61 form a bevel gear.
- the output gear 62 is formed of a toothed sector of about 150 ° integral with a sleeve 63 provided internally with axial ribs 64 and externally with two bosses forming second cams 65.
- the output gear 62 transmits the rotation of the pinion 61 to the drive pin 50 via a torsion spring 66 mounted coaxially on a guide portion 53 of the drive pin 5O 7 axially supported in a housing 55 "of a part 54.
- This torsion spring 66 is part of a snap action system which ensures rapid switching of the cut-off device 1 in manual mode.It has two branches 66a and 66b bearing respectively radially against an axial rib 64 of FIG. sleeve 63 and in a housing 55 'of a radial wall 55 extending from the disc portion 54 away from the guide portion 53.
- the snap action system comprises a delay device arranged to allow rotation of the spindle 50 only from a compression threshold of the torsion spring 66, which reaches from a predetermined stroke of the input 61 and output 62 gears.
- This delay device comprises second pawls 67 pivotally mounted in an intermediate wall 70 fixed relative to the housing 11 and a second ratchet wheel.
- This second ratchet wheel 68 is disposed between the intermediate wall 70 and the disc portion 54 of the drive pin 50 to which it is connected in rotation by notches 68 "nested on pads 56 provided on the disc portion 54 or the like It can also be integrated into the drive spindle 50 to form with it only one piece.
- This second ratchet wheel 68 has three teeth 68 'distributed equidistantly, adapted to cooperate with the second pawls 67 which are four in number, distributed by pair of pawls oriented in opposite directions, symmetrically with respect to the pin of 50.
- the second pawls 67 of the same pair are biased towards the second ratchet wheel 68 by a U-shaped leaf spring 69 housed in the intermediate wall 70 and are movable between a passive position in which they are separated from each other. the second ratchet wheel 68 and an active position in which they are supported on it under the action of the leaf spring 69.
- each second pawl 67 has on its free edge, cutouts defining several sectors 67a-67c : the sector 67a forms a first wing to follow the second cams 65 of the output pinion 62 causing the second pawls 67 to recede and, releasing the rotation of the drive pin 50, the sector 67b forms a stop for the teeth 68 'of the second ratchet wheel 68 and prohibit the rotation of the drive pin 50 and the sector 67c forms a second wing to follow the first cams 45 of the drive pinion 40 causing the second ratchet s 67 and releasing the rotation of the drive pin 50 during operation of the automated actuation mechanism 30. '
- the control module 10 comprises lockout means to prohibit the switching of the breaking device 1.
- lockout means comprise the padlocking disc 80 integral in rotation with the drive pin 50, coupled directly to the axis of rotation. control of the switchgear 1, and provided with locking notches 83 adapted to receive the locking finger 84 of the lock tab 17 in the locked position to prevent its rotation.
- This padlock tongue 17 is accessible on the front face of the housing 11 under the hood 12. It is movable in translation perpendicularly to the lockout disk 80 between a locked position, obtained by manual pulling on a handle 85 to remove it and make the hole accessible.
- the padlocking disc 80 has three locking notches 83 oriented radially at an angle and passing through its peripheral wall. They are positioned to correspond to the three switching states of the switching device 1: 1, 0, II in order to provide the possibility of padlocking the control module 10 in one of its states.
- a safety ring 90 is provided inside the lockout disk 80 to prohibit the lockout in one or the other state of switching.
- the security ring 90 is inoperative whereas, in FIG. 12B, it authorizes lockout only in the notch of FIG. central locking 83 corresponding to the state 0 of the switchgear 1.
- the lockout disk 80 may comprise on its peripheral wall, facing the window 16 on the front of the housing 11, a marking (not shown) allowing indicate the switching state: I, 0, II, of the breaking device 1 as a function of the angular position of this disk.
- the control module 10 also comprises means for controlling the control of the electromagnets 31.
- These control means comprise an indexing disc 95 mounted at the free end 57 of the drive pin 50 to which it is rotatably connected. by a complementary non-cylindrical fitting thread.
- This indexing disc 95 extends over an angular sector of about 180 ° and comprises markings such as notches 96 at the periphery cooperating with one or more detectors (not shown) provided in the housing 11 which sends the information to an electronic card managing the power supply of the electromagnets 31.
- these notches 96 are three in number and correspond to the three switching states of the switching device 1.
- These three switching states are also indexed mechanically by a spring blade V integral with the housing 11 adapted to fit into corresponding slots 98 provided in the hub 99 of the indexing disk 95.
- the detectors operate as limit switches, by optical detection or otherwise, to cut supplying the electromagnet 31 concerned as soon as the switching position to be reached is reached.
- any other embodiment of indexing and detection the angular position of the drive pin 50, and therefore the switching state of the switching device 1, is conceivable.
- control module 10 The operation of this control module 10 is detailed in priority with reference to FIGS. 8A-E which illustrate the automated actuation mechanism.
- the automated actuation mechanism 30 is at rest and the cut-off device 1 is in state 0: no electromagnet 31 is powered, the plunger cores 33 are in the extended position, the slider 34 is in its stable central position C, its spring 37 is at rest, the rack 35 is in mesh with the stationary motor pinion 40, its median plane passing through C, the first pawls 43 are in the passive position, raised by the retaining lip 71, the drive spindle 50 is stationary, its median plane passing through C.
- the automated actuation mechanism 30 is in operation but the cut-off device 1 is always in state 0: the electromagnet 31 on the left in the figures is electrically powered, the plunger core 33 starts to retracting, driving the slider 34 to the left by compressing the spring 37, the rack 35 rotates the drive pinion 40 clockwise R by about 15 °, the first pawl 43 on the right leaves the retaining lip 71 to engage a tooth 51 'of the first ratchet wheel 51. Simultaneously, the first cams 45 of the motor pinion 40 raise the second pawls 67 concerned to release the rotation of the second ratchet wheel 6 $.
- the electromagnet 31 on the left in the figures is electrically powered
- the plunger core 33 starts to retracting
- the rack 35 rotates the drive pinion 40 clockwise R by about 15 °
- the first pawl 43 on the right leaves the retaining lip 71 to engage a tooth 51 'of the first ratche
- the automated actuation mechanism 30 is still in operation and the switching device 1 has changed state by passing from the state 0 to the state I: the electromagnet 31 on the left is electrically powered.
- the plunger 33 is retracted, the slider 34 is left G, the spring 37 is compressed, the rack 35 has rotated the driving pinion 40 in a clockwise direction R by approximately 45 ° by driving the first ratchet wheel 51 thanks to the first ratchet 43 of the right engaged with one of its teeth 51 ', the drive pin 50 directly transmits this rotation to the control axis of the switching device 1 which switches.
- FIG. 8D the automated actuation mechanism 30 is at rest but the cut-off device 1 has remained in the state 1: the electromagnet 31 on the left is no longer powered, the spring 37 has relaxed back down the slider 34 in its central position C and the plunger cores 33 in the rest position, the rack 35 has rotated the driving pinion 40 in the opposite direction R 'to return it to its starting position (FIG 8A), the first ratchets 43 have spread by passing over the teeth 51 'of the first ratchet wheel 51 without driving it, the drive pin 50 has not moved remaining in its angular position corresponding to the state I of FIG. 8C .
- the automated actuation mechanism 30 is ready for a new cycle of operation. It makes it possible by electrically feeding electromagnet 31 on the right to turn the first ratchet wheel 51 in the opposite direction R 'to change the state of the breaking device 1 and bring it back to its state 0, then still activating it. electromagnet 31 on the right to change its state again from state 0 to state II, as shown in FIG. 8E.
- the operating phases described above are carried out in a very short period of time, of the order of a few milliseconds, the time of an electrical pulse.
- This automated actuation mechanism 30 thus makes it possible to obtain electrical switching in the very fast breaking modules 2 and to get rid of of the snap system.
- the electromagnets 31 are selectively controlled by an electronic card (not shown) integrated in the housing 11 and controlled by the control means as a function of the angular position of the drive pin 50.
- This control module 10 thus allows using a monostable pulse control to control a switchgear 1 at three stable positions: IO-I or I-I + II-II, or more. H also makes it possible to control a switchgear 1 with two stable positions: 1-0 or I-II.
- the same result can be obtained with a control module 10 equipped with a single electromagnet 31.
- the first ratchet wheel 51 is provided with teeth 51 'distributed evenly over its entire periphery to cooperate with a single first pawl 43 , so as to rotate the drive pin 50 in the same direction of rotation.
- the first pawls 43 are in the passive position, being kept away from the first ratchet wheel 51 by the retaining lip 71 of the intermediate wall 70.
- the drive pin 50 can rotate freely without stressing the motor pinion 40 or the rack 35.
- the manual actuating mechanism 60 is at rest and the breaking device 1 is in the 0 state: the output gear 62 is in its central position, the second pawls 67 bear against the sleeve 63 under the action of their leaf spring 69, the second pawls 67 on the left side being engaged with two teeth 68 'of the second ratchet wheel 68 blocking its rotation in both directions, the torsion spring 66 n' is not requested, the drive pin 50 is stationary.
- the manual operating mechanism 60 is at work and the cut-off device 1 is always in state 0: the output gear 62 has rotated to the left in the counter-clockwise direction R 'd' an angle of about 60 ° under the manual action of an operator on the key 14 to turn the input gear 61 by a corresponding angle, the second ratchet wheel 68 remains immobilized by the second pawls 67 engaged with its teeth 68 ', the torsion spring 66 is compressed, its branch 66a being led by the axial rib 64 of the sleeve 63, the other branch 66b remaining locked in the housing 55' of the radial wall 55 of the drive pin 50 who remains motionless.
- the second ratchets 67 on the right side are now engaged with the teeth 68 'of the second ratchet wheel 68, blocking its rotation in both directions, to allow the switching device of the state II to be switched to the state 0 by turning the output gear 62 in the opposite direction R by means of the key 14 and the pinion In this case, the torsion spring 66 is again biased to obtain rapid switching. These steps are not illustrated.
- the manual actuating mechanism 60 is at work and the switching device 1 has changed state and has gone from state 0 to state I: the second cams 65 of the output gear 62 have raised the second pawls 67 which have released the ratchet wheel 68 allowing the rotation of the drive pin 50 in the same direction R under the effect of the torsion spring 66. This sudden rotation movement is transmitted directly to the ratchet control axis of the switching device 1 which switches quickly.
- the second pawls 67 on the right side are again engaged with the teeth 68 'of the second ratchet wheel 68, blocking its rotation in both directions, to allow switching the switchgear from the state I to the state 0 by turning the output gear 62 in the opposite direction R 'through the key 14 and the input gear 61.
- the torsion spring 66 is again biased to obtain a fast switching.
- the control module 10 having only one electromagnet 31, the manual actuation mechanisms 60 and automated 30 are of course adapted, for example the number and the angular position of the teeth 68 * of the second ratchet wheel 68 being adapted to the switching angles.
- the present invention also relates to the switching device 1 as such, equipped with a control module 10.
- this control module is designed in a very simple, compact manner, with a limited number of parts and parts common to the embodiments for both bistable and tristable breaking devices, so at a very economical cost.
- This control module is adaptable to any type of cut-off device 1 equipped with a control pin, and can equip already existing devices for after-sales or new equipment in the factory.
- This control module makes it possible to achieve very high switching speeds by means of a single electrical pulse. It also allows use in manual mode without having to disengage the automatic mode, which allows for example to automatically engage and trigger manually or vice versa.
- This control module can also be controlled remotely and can be associated with any control equipment, fault detection, protection.
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