JPS58195427A - Malfunction detector for gas insulated electric device - Google Patents

Malfunction detector for gas insulated electric device

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JPS58195427A
JPS58195427A JP57078655A JP7865582A JPS58195427A JP S58195427 A JPS58195427 A JP S58195427A JP 57078655 A JP57078655 A JP 57078655A JP 7865582 A JP7865582 A JP 7865582A JP S58195427 A JPS58195427 A JP S58195427A
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gas
detection device
container
decomposed
electrical equipment
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JPS6326608B2 (en
Inventor
増田 雄彦
岸田 芳夫
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Fuji Electric Co Ltd
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Fuji Electric Co Ltd
Fuji Electric Corporate Research and Development Ltd
Fuji Electric Manufacturing Co Ltd
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Priority to FR8307679A priority patent/FR2526999B1/en
Priority to CH260083A priority patent/CH662657A5/en
Publication of JPS58195427A publication Critical patent/JPS58195427A/en
Publication of JPS6326608B2 publication Critical patent/JPS6326608B2/ja
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    • HELECTRICITY
    • H01ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01HELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
    • H01H33/00High-tension or heavy-current switches with arc-extinguishing or arc-preventing means
    • H01H33/02Details
    • H01H33/53Cases; Reservoirs, tanks, piping or valves, for arc-extinguishing fluid; Accessories therefor, e.g. safety arrangements, pressure relief devices
    • H01H33/56Gas reservoirs
    • HELECTRICITY
    • H02GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02BBOARDS, SUBSTATIONS OR SWITCHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SUPPLY OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02B13/00Arrangement of switchgear in which switches are enclosed in, or structurally associated with, a casing, e.g. cubicle
    • H02B13/02Arrangement of switchgear in which switches are enclosed in, or structurally associated with, a casing, e.g. cubicle with metal casing
    • H02B13/035Gas-insulated switchgear
    • H02B13/065Means for detecting or reacting to mechanical or electrical defects
    • HELECTRICITY
    • H01ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01HELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
    • H01H33/00High-tension or heavy-current switches with arc-extinguishing or arc-preventing means
    • H01H33/02Details
    • H01H33/53Cases; Reservoirs, tanks, piping or valves, for arc-extinguishing fluid; Accessories therefor, e.g. safety arrangements, pressure relief devices
    • H01H33/56Gas reservoirs
    • H01H2033/567Detection of decomposition products of the gas
    • HELECTRICITY
    • H02GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02BBOARDS, SUBSTATIONS OR SWITCHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE SUPPLY OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02B13/00Arrangement of switchgear in which switches are enclosed in, or structurally associated with, a casing, e.g. cubicle
    • H02B13/02Arrangement of switchgear in which switches are enclosed in, or structurally associated with, a casing, e.g. cubicle with metal casing
    • H02B13/035Gas-insulated switchgear
    • H02B13/065Means for detecting or reacting to mechanical or electrical defects
    • H02B13/0655Means for detecting or reacting to mechanical or electrical defects through monitoring changes of gas properties

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  • Engineering & Computer Science (AREA)
  • Power Engineering (AREA)
  • Gas-Insulated Switchgears (AREA)
  • Testing Relating To Insulation (AREA)

Abstract

(57)【要約】本公報は電子出願前の出願データであるた
め要約のデータは記録されません。
(57) [Summary] This bulletin contains application data before electronic filing, so abstract data is not recorded.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 本発明は4蝋Eこ分解ガス検知室を取付けたガス杷鍼1
気慎器の異常検出装置に関する。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION The present invention provides a gas loquat needle 1 equipped with a gas decomposition gas detection chamber.
This invention relates to an abnormality detection device for a safety device.

密閉容器内に収納される8F−ガスなどのようなハロゲ
ン含有ガスを絶縁媒体として封入した変圧器、開閉−な
どの′電気機器が異常の状態になり、このために発生す
る部分数m、アークなどのような尚いエネルギー状急に
さらされるとハロゲン含有ガスは分解して化学的に活性
な分解ガスを発生する。この分解ガスは絶縁書を劣化さ
せ金属を腐食する性貞があるため機器の異常はさらに進
み、絶域11を、44に劣化させる。しかしながらこの
現象を利用して分解ガスの発生を常時ft視していれば
機器の異常を発見し、事故を未然に防ぐことができる。
Electrical equipment such as transformers, switchgears, etc., which are housed in airtight containers with halogen-containing gas such as 8F gas sealed as an insulating medium, become abnormal, resulting in the occurrence of electrical When suddenly exposed to higher energy conditions, such as halogen-containing gases, they decompose and generate chemically active decomposition gases. Since this decomposed gas has the tendency to deteriorate the insulation and corrode metal, the abnormality of the equipment further progresses, causing the absolute range 11 to deteriorate to 44. However, if this phenomenon is utilized and the generation of decomposed gas is constantly monitored, abnormalities in equipment can be detected and accidents can be prevented.

この分解ガス検知部@を大別すると容器内のガス絶縁I
II&体を外部に抽出してこれを分析する1床と1検知
物質を容器内のガス絶縁媒体中に挿入してどき、この物
質が分解ガスに触れると変質または変色することから検
知する方法とに分けられ、さらにこの検知資質を容器外
に取出して目視または#定する方法と容器内の検出1貞
を容器外から目視または測定する方法とに分けられる。
This decomposition gas detection part can be roughly divided into gas insulation I inside the container.
II. A method of extracting the body to the outside and analyzing it, and inserting a detection substance into a gas insulating medium in a container, and detecting because this substance changes quality or changes color when it comes into contact with decomposed gas. There are two types of methods: a method in which the detection quality is taken out of the container and visually observed or determined, and a method in which the detection quality inside the container is visually observed or measured from outside the container.

ガス絶嫌縄体を外部に抽出するには容器にストップパル
プを有するパイプを城付ける□だけで特別な加工を必要
とせず簡単に抽出できるが、殖視が間欠的となり、分析
に手IILf−賛する。また不用意にパルプを操作し、
多量のガス絶縁1体を放出し機器の遭1゜ 転に支障を起こしたり、分解ガスには毒性のあるものも
あるので作東者が分解ガスを吸入すると危険であるなど
の欠点がある。勿−ガスクロ!トグラフィを容!11#
cJIR付けてガス分析を行えば解決するがコストが高
(なるという欠点がある。
To extract the gas-resistant body to the outside, simply attaching a pipe containing stop pulp to the container can easily extract it without requiring any special processing, but the inspection becomes intermittent and analysis is difficult. praise Also carelessly manipulate the pulp,
Disadvantages include the release of a large amount of gas insulating material, which can interfere with the operation of equipment, and the fact that some decomposed gases are toxic, making it dangerous for workers to inhale the decomposed gases. Of course - gas black! Enjoy the topography! 11#
The problem can be solved by attaching cJIR to gas analysis, but it has the disadvantage of being expensive.

分→ガスにへれると変′jLあるいは変色する物質8谷
、i!IV3のガス絶猷媒体内に挿入して2けば、その
Q[J[X発生した分解ガスlこざらされるからこのi
s質の変色あるいは斌貞状態を目視あるいは測定し分解
ガスの発生を検知することができる。例えば上記のよう
な分質を容器中に挿入して3き、定期的lこ容器を開い
て散り出すと乃)、容器の気密を保ったまま自在に取り
出し得る一体番こ物質を取付けて・これを外部から挿入
し、これを引き出して目視または測定する方法が知られ
て2つ、これは比拭的正しい情報が得られる。しかし一
般に物貞fL−谷sに出し入れするにはガス絶縁媒体を
排出して機器の運転を停止せねばならず、容器の気密を
保ったまま出し入れするlこは装置が複雑になる。
Min → Substances that change color when exposed to gas 8 tani, i! If it is inserted into a gas-proof medium of IV3, the decomposed gas generated by Q[J[X will be blown away, so this i
The generation of decomposed gas can be detected by visually observing or measuring the discoloration or the state of stagnation. For example, if you insert the above-mentioned substance into a container and periodically open the container to release it, attach an integral substance that can be taken out at will while keeping the container airtight. There are two known methods of inserting this from the outside, pulling it out, and visually inspecting or measuring it, which can provide extremely accurate information. However, in general, in order to take things in and out of the container, it is necessary to discharge the gas insulating medium and stop the operation of the equipment, and the equipment becomes complicated if it is necessary to take things in and out while keeping the container airtight.

そこで変色する物質をのぞき窓7J)ら目視すれば装置
は聞率番こなるb1窓の汚損による相違があり、目視す
る万床に共通して閑人差や定量的な検知が困   1−
であるという欠点がある。
If the discolored substance is visually observed through the peep window 7J), there will be differences due to the staining of the B1 window.
It has the disadvantage of being.

分解ガスにさらされると透過率や反射率の変化する物質
に元を入射させ透過や反射する元の変化を一気信号とし
て城り出す方法、さらに二つの電極間に分解ガスによっ
て変質し、陽気特性の変る物質を介在させ、この鬼気抵
抗、vI鴫率などの変化を両足する方法も知られている
。陽気特性の変化を測定する方法は比較的簡単で、透過
や反射する元の変化を電気信号として取り出す方法とと
もに連続測定や記録も可能であるが、ガス杷−媒体に電
気4fI性の変化するw′Xで構成した検知部を長年装
置いた場合のII精性についてはこれまで必ずしも実証
されているわけではない。また容器中に検知部を押入す
る場合に共通して、容器内に余分の空間を設けなければ
ならないという欠点があり、まして高電圧機器を収納す
る容器内では検知部をV&置する場所に制限がある。ま
たこの検知部を簡単6ζ外部へ城り出してその良否を点
検できないという欠点がある。
A method in which a source is incident on a substance whose transmittance or reflectance changes when exposed to decomposition gas, and the change in the transmittance or reflection is emitted as a signal all at once.Furthermore, the material is altered by the decomposition gas between two electrodes, and has positive characteristics. A method is also known in which a substance that changes is used to compensate for changes in demon resistance, vI ratio, etc. The method of measuring changes in positive air characteristics is relatively simple, and continuous measurement and recording is possible as well as a method of extracting the original change in transmission and reflection as an electrical signal, but it is possible to measure and record changes in electrical characteristics in a gas medium. The accuracy of II has not necessarily been proven so far when a detection section configured with 'X is used for a long period of time. In addition, when inserting the detection unit into a container, there is a common drawback that extra space must be provided within the container, and furthermore, in a container that stores high-voltage equipment, there is a limit to where the detection unit can be placed. There is. Another disadvantage is that it is not possible to simply extend this detection section outside and inspect its quality.

本発明は上記の欠点にがんが7>なされたもので、分解
ガスの検知部は鴫気慎番の容器外皺に取り付けた検知量
に収納し、機器の運転中に常時検知でき、ざら番こ検知
部を外部に容易に取り出し可能でしかもあらゆる捕鋪の
検知部が設置できるガス絶−#4気慣−の^イ慣出装置
を提供することを目的とする。
The present invention has been made to overcome the above-mentioned drawbacks, and the decomposition gas detection part is housed in a detection amount attached to the outer wrinkle of the container of the air conditioner, and can be detected at all times while the equipment is operating. It is an object of the present invention to provide a gas-free acclimatization device in which the detection part can be easily taken out to the outside and in which detection parts for all kinds of traps can be installed.

この目的は、鴫気砿1iiiFを収納しハロゲン含有ガ
ス杷鑵媒捧8封入した密閉容器の外縁に取り付けられ8
u−ハロゲンJ有ガスの分解ガス透過膜を介して創−谷
l1iiF内と連通する分解ガス検知量と、この検知量
に拡散してきた分解ガスを検知する分解ガス検知一本俸
とを鋪えることにより層成される。
This purpose is to attach it to the outer edge of an airtight container containing halogen-containing gas 1iiiF and enclosing halogen-containing gas 8.
A detection amount of decomposition gas that communicates with the inside of the valley l1iiF through a decomposition gas permeable membrane of u-halogen J gas and a decomposition gas detection unit for detecting decomposition gas that has diffused into this detection amount. stratified by

なお分解ガス通通編はフッ素樹脂かポリインド樹脂であ
ると好適である。フッ本舗Bηはポリインド樹脂ぽに比
して透鳩社が後れるが機械的強度が劣ることβ)ら、8
器に圧−封入するガス圧力値に関連して通電選択するの
がよい。また検知量はストップパルプ番こより大黒に4
通し得るようにし、さらに飯により大気−に開放ロエ匝
に開−されていると郁酋よい。
In addition, it is preferable that the decomposition gas through-knitting is made of fluororesin or polyindresin. Fuhonpo Bη is inferior to Touhakusha in comparison to polyind resin po, but its mechanical strength is inferior β), 8
It is preferable to select the energization depending on the pressure value of the gas to be sealed in the container. Also, the detected amount is 4 in Daikoku from Stop Pulp Banko.
It is best if the food is opened to the atmosphere in a Loe bag so that it can pass through.

久に本強明り犬り丙を図面に基づいて詳細に説明する。I will now explain the main strong light dog Rihei in detail based on the drawings.

第1図は不発明の第lの実施岡である。FIG. 1 shows the first implementation of the invention.

811図に3いてlは図示しない電気機器を収納する容
器の一部であり、内部には数気圧機度のSF−ガス2が
封入されている。容器1 kC−けた鉋口部1Mには多
数の孔3aをあけた支持材3で挾まれた高分子材料から
なる分解ガス透過膜こζでは7ツ累樹脂の膜4と一方の
開口を容器11i11とした角筒5とがボルト6により
堰り付けられ、角筒5は一方の開口を膜4で仕切ること
により検知量を画成している。検知量7には分解ガスに
触れると変色する物質8が挿入され、角筒Sの他方の開
口は、アクリル板かガラスなどのような透明で8)゛6
ガスに2かされ離い蓋9で閉制されている。また角筒5
”にはパイプlOが取り付けられストップパルプ11を
開閉することにより大気と連通させることができる。1
2は散り付は部分のガス漏れを防ぐパラ″″tyr36
・     、、。
811 In Figure 3, 1 is a part of a container that houses electrical equipment (not shown), and SF-gas 2 of several atmospheres is sealed inside. Container 1 A decomposition gas permeable membrane made of a polymeric material sandwiched between support members 3 with numerous holes 3a in the kC-shaped plane opening 1M. A rectangular tube 5 with a diameter of 11i11 is dammed by a bolt 6, and one opening of the rectangular tube 5 is partitioned by a membrane 4 to define a detection amount. A substance 8 that changes color when it comes into contact with decomposed gas is inserted into the detection quantity 7, and the other opening of the square tube S is made of transparent material such as an acrylic plate or glass 8)゛6
It is exposed to gas and is closed with a lid 9. Also square tube 5
A pipe IO is attached to the ``stop pulp 11'', and it can be communicated with the atmosphere by opening and closing the stop pulp 11.1
2 is a para ``'' tyr36 that prevents gas leakage in the part with dust.
・ ,,.

フッ素*mの膜4は8F・のシラな分子量の太き11:
1 いガスは透過し難いが、長い間にはこれを透過し、常時
容撮1円と検知量7との圧力は子嚢している。
The fluorine*m film 4 has a thick molecular weight of 8F・11:
1 It is difficult for the gas to pass through it, but it will pass through it over a long period of time, and the pressure between the constant measurement of 1 yen and the detected amount of 7 is ascitic.

ここで容器1円の機器に含まれていた水分や容器1円で
発生じた分解ガスは、分子量が小さい力)らフッ素樹脂
の編4を容易に透過する。しかも透過−槓は士分人きい
##造とすることができるから分解ガスは容易に愼知麓
7円に拡散して変色資質8と嵌鳩し、これを変色させる
。したがってこの変色1貞8を童9を透して目視すれば
、その変色により、常時分解ガスの発生を検知すること
ができる。またパルプ11を開いて検知量7のガスを抽
出し、間欠的に検知量7の分解ガスを検知することもで
きる。このときパルプ11から抽出されるガスは積卸″
m7だけの菫であり、たとえ外部に放出されてもこのう
ちの分解ガスが人体に沓を与える機の菫ではなく女全で
ある。また検知M7のガスを光金番こ放出し□P1廊の
圧力を人気圧まで下げれば!98開くことができ、変色
1質を取り出し直、;。
Here, the moisture contained in the equipment with a container of 1 yen and the decomposed gas generated in the container of 1 yen easily permeate the fluororesin layer 4 due to its small molecular weight. Moreover, since the permeable shell can be made of a structure that is divided by people and people, the decomposed gas easily diffuses into the base of the building and becomes trapped in the color-changing material 8, causing it to change color. Therefore, if this discolored part 8 is visually observed through the part 9, the generation of decomposition gas can be detected at all times based on the discolored part. Further, it is also possible to open the pulp 11 and extract the detected amount of gas of 7, and intermittently detect the detected amount of decomposed gas of 7. At this time, the gas extracted from the pulp 11 is unloaded.
It is a violet only in M7, and even if it is released to the outside, the decomposed gas of this will give the human body a clot. Also, if we release the gas detected by M7 and lower the pressure in the □P1 corridor to human pressure! I was able to open the 98 and take out the discolored one.

III鑓4#ITるとρh、’に71に瀘などを幽足す
ることもでき11.11す る。検知量7の−19を開いても4器lの開口s1a1
11 はフッ素−腫の膜管で仕切られているから分子量の大き
いSv・ガス2は検知量7i4に透過し−<、’   
 を短時閾円の透過は砿量で無視できる。これらの作業
中容器l内の8F・ガスは抜く必要がなく、放出もされ
ないから容器1円の電気機器は平常通り運転することが
できる。またli9を取り付け、パルプ11を閉じるだ
けで平常に復し、ikeを透視した常時の異常検知を行
うことができる。
If you use III 4#IT, you can also use ρh, 71, 瀘, etc. as 11.11. Even if you open -19 of the detection amount 7, the opening s1a1 of 4 devices
11 is separated by a fluorine tube, so Sv gas 2 with a large molecular weight passes through the detected amount 7i4 -<,'
The penetration of the short-time threshold circle can be ignored due to the amount of drilling. During these operations, there is no need to vent the 8F gas in the container 1, and it is not released, so the electrical equipment in the 1 yen container can be operated as usual. In addition, simply by attaching the li9 and closing the pulp 11, normality can be restored and abnormalities can be constantly detected by looking through the ike.

112図は$12の実施例を示す。jlG2図に3いて
、INF・ガス2を封入した容器lの間口sl畠と容4
111の6畿に取り付けられた検知[7との閾を7ツ嵩
樹脂のj14で仕切ることはjllの実施例と同様であ
るが、フッ票樹膚m4は、多数の孔3mをあけた支持材
3と、検知N7を形成する有底角筒Sの置部に多数の孔
S暑をあけこのaSとで挾む゛ことによって支持されて
いる。検知I17には分解ガスにさらされることにより
電気的特性の変化や光学的特性の変化を起こさせる検知
sを挿入し外部の創建器で一定する。この実施例では電
気的特性の変化により分解ガスを検知する検知s13モ
押入し、その電極140両端のり−ドlsをi19′を
貫通したブッシングl@により外Sに4出し、計#l器
17で一定する。検知量7はillの実施例と同様にパ
イプ1Gの有するパルプ11により大気と遅過させ得る
。この#を龜では分解ガス透過膜を挾む一方の支持材が
検知量を形成する角筒と一体となっているから、ガス鴎
れのおそれは減少し、バッキング12IIX(i−減ら
すことができ、組立は簡単になる。2また他方の開口の
*は211明である必要はない。この装置では+IA器
の運転中に検出部の電気的特性の変化を富時幽′Xt紀
鍮させ、または間欠的に画定することができ、検知!は
透AMの支持材でしやへいされているからIdA器−の
高電圧の影響を受けることがない。しかも−4の運転中
検知量のガスを扱き*管外して検知することも自在であ
る。
Figure 112 shows the $12 embodiment. jlG2 Figure 3 shows the frontage sl of the container l filled with INF gas 2 and the container 4
It is similar to the example of jll that the threshold with the detection [7] attached to the 6th ridge of 111 is separated by 7 bulky resin j14, but the footboard tree m4 is a support with many holes 3m. It is supported by being sandwiched between the material 3 and the bottomed rectangular tube S forming the detection N7 with a number of holes S formed therein. In the detection I17, a detection s that causes changes in electrical characteristics and optical characteristics when exposed to decomposition gas is inserted, and is stabilized by an external construction device. In this embodiment, a detector s13 for detecting decomposition gas based on a change in electrical characteristics is inserted, and its electrodes 140 at both ends are brought out to the outside by a bushing 1 passed through i19'. constant at The detected amount 7 can be delayed from the atmosphere by the pulp 11 of the pipe 1G, as in the ill embodiment. In this case, one support material that sandwiches the decomposed gas permeable membrane is integrated with the rectangular tube that forms the detection amount, so the risk of gas leakage is reduced, and the backing 12IIX (i- can be reduced). , the assembly becomes easy.2 Also, the * of the other opening does not need to be 211 bright.In this device, the change in the electrical characteristics of the detection part is detected during the operation of the +IA device, Or it can be defined intermittently, and the detection is shielded by a transparent AM support material, so it is not affected by the high voltage of the IdA device.Moreover, the amount of gas detected during operation is -4. It is also possible to handle * and detect it outside the tube.

第3図は第3の実施例を示す。この実施例では多数の孔
3aをあけた支持−材3で挾んだフッ累樹脂の成4は、
ボルト6により単独に8F−ガス2を封入した容器lの
開口11を覆うように取り付けられている。検知711
7は、開口扉につば5bを有する有戚角絢5で形成され
、フッ素m脂の編4を挾んだ支持材3を覆うようにポル
)1Mで容器の6鐘に取り付けられている。この検fi
’m7には冨2の実施例と同様な各種の検知部13を挿
入し、機器の運転中に連続的に測定記録しまたは間欠的
に測定することができる。また、機器の運転中に有底角
部5を取外し、検知s13の点検を行うことも自在であ
る。勿論!lまたは第2の実施例に示したように大気に
連通するバルブを有するパイプを取付け、角筒の底を蓋
として開き得るようにすることもできる。
FIG. 3 shows a third embodiment. In this embodiment, the fluorocarbon resin material 4 sandwiched between support members 3 with a large number of holes 3a is
It is attached by a bolt 6 so as to cover an opening 11 of a container l in which 8F-gas 2 is individually sealed. Detection 711
7 is formed of a square mesh 5 having a brim 5b on the opening door, and is attached to the 6 bells of the container with a diameter of 1M so as to cover the supporting material 3 holding the fluorine resin braid 4. This test fi
Various kinds of detection parts 13 similar to those in the embodiment of Tomi 2 are inserted into m7, and measurement can be continuously recorded or measured intermittently during operation of the device. Furthermore, it is also possible to remove the bottomed corner portion 5 and inspect the detection s13 while the device is in operation. Of course! It is also possible to install a pipe having a valve communicating with the atmosphere as shown in the first or second embodiment, so that the bottom of the rectangular tube can be opened as a lid.

以上述べたように本発明は、ガス絶縁電気機器を収納す
る容器の外壁に分解ガスは透過し易いが封入ガスは透過
し難い分解ガス透過膜で仕切った知する装置で、この分
解ガスを検知することにより電気機器の異常を発見し、
・。事故を未然に防ぐ装置 直である。この装置では債t7f(−収納する容器円に
は何らの検知関係の物質が挿入されることがなく、この
挿入箇所の制限や111i1L圧の影響を受けることが
ない、しかも検知室には分解ガスがよく拡散して米るの
で分解ガスの検知は速かで容易である・また分解ガスを
検知するための目視や測定は機器の1転中に連続的にも
間欠的にも行うことができ、/))つ検知mは礪4の運
転中自在擾こ開いて内部を点検することも9北であり優
れたA1である。
As described above, the present invention detects decomposition gas using a decomposition gas permeable membrane that partitions the outer wall of a container housing gas-insulated electrical equipment with a decomposition gas permeable membrane that allows decomposition gas to easily permeate but does not allow the sealed gas to permeate. By doing so, we can discover abnormalities in electrical equipment,
・. This is a device that prevents accidents from occurring. With this device, no detection-related substance is inserted into the container, and it is not affected by restrictions on the insertion point or the 111i1L pressure.Moreover, there is no cracked gas in the detection chamber. Detection of decomposed gases is quick and easy because the decomposed gases are well diffused. Also, visual inspection and measurement to detect decomposed gases can be performed continuously or intermittently during one rotation of the equipment. , /)) One detection m is also 9 north and is an excellent A1 that can be freely opened and inspected inside while driving 4.

4.1向の闇率な祝閃 第1図a本元明によるガスーー電気債−の異常4X知A
nの一つの実施列を示す縦跳面図、纂2図411i1の
実施列を示す縦噴面図、第3図は更に異なる実bII1
列を示す謙−面図である。
4. Anomaly 4X knowledge of gas-electricity bonds by Motoaki Motoaki
Figure 3 is a longitudinal plane view showing one implementation row of n, Figure 2 is a vertical jet view showing an implementation row of Figure 411i1, and Figure 3 is a further different implementation bII1.
It is a humble side view showing a row.

l・・・4差愼湯収納谷4s2・・・SF−ガス、4・
・・7ノA傭IJIのd、7・・・@矧嵐、9・・・検
知部の透明量、9′・・・検知部の着、10・・・大A
4通パイプ、11・・・ストップパルプ。
l...4 difference hot water storage valley 4s2...SF-gas, 4.
...7 A mercenary IJI's d, 7... @ Hearan, 9... Transparent amount of the detection part, 9'... Arrival of the detection part, 10... Large A
4 pipes, 11...stop pulp.

、/ ?1図 ″′ir2図,/ ? Figure 1 ″′ir2 diagram

Claims (1)

【特許請求の範囲】 l)電気機aを収納しノ・ロゲンを有ガス絶縁媒体を樹
脂した密閉容器の外機に取り付σられ1紀ハロゲン含有
ガスの分解ガス透過gを介して創記容器内と逼遁する分
解ガス検知器と、この横知憲に拡散してきた分解ガスを
検知する分解ガス検知器本体とを備えたことを特徴とす
るガス絶縁電気機器の異常検知装置。 2)特IF’F#求の1mm落第1積紀噴ガス絶縁電気
機器の異常検知装置に1いて、分解ガス透過編は7ツ′
a@脂であることを特徴とするガス絶縁電気機器の異常
検知装置。 3)特許請求の範囲第1狽紀−のガス絶縁電気機器のJ
%富検知装置において、分解ガス透3mII&はポリイ
ミド樹脂であることを轡像とするガス絶縁電気機器の異
常検知装置。 4)%許−求のm囲纂五項ないし第3埃のいずれかの磯
に1囃したガス絶I11電気砿器の異′に検知器111
1こ1いて1慣知璽がストップパルプを有するパイプに
より大気に遍通し得ることを特徴とするガス4e!I縁
蝋気−器の異常検知装置。 5)時針−求の軸S第1埃ないし第4項のいずれ乃)の
積に紀−したガス絶縁鴫気機器の異常検知装置に8いて
1検知嵐が飯着こより大IL貴に開放可−に閉−されて
いることを臀淑とするガス絶縁電気機−の異常検知装置
[Scope of Claims] l) An electric machine a is installed in an outer machine of a closed container made of resin with a gas-containing insulating medium in which an electric machine a is housed, and created through decomposition gas permeation g of a primary halogen-containing gas. An abnormality detection device for gas-insulated electrical equipment, characterized by comprising a decomposed gas detector that escapes from inside a container, and a decomposed gas detector body that detects the decomposed gas that has diffused into the container. 2)Special IF'F# 1mm drop of 1st year blowout gas insulated electrical equipment abnormality detection device, decomposed gas permeation version is 7'
An abnormality detection device for gas insulated electrical equipment characterized by a@fat. 3) J of gas insulated electrical equipment in claim No. 1
% richness detection device, decomposed gas permeability 3mII & is an abnormality detection device for gas insulated electrical equipment based on the fact that it is polyimide resin. 4) Detector 111 detects an abnormality in the gas cut-off I11 electric grinder that has been placed on any of the 5th section or 3rd dust of the % permission request.
A gas 4e characterized in that it can be passed through to the atmosphere by a pipe with a stop pulp. Anomaly detection device for I-rim wax chamber. 5) Hour hand - axis An abnormality detection device for gas insulated electric machines that relies on being closed.
JP57078655A 1982-05-11 1982-05-11 Malfunction detector for gas insulated electric device Granted JPS58195427A (en)

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