KR19990064476A - Arrester for protecting a power source - Google Patents

Abstract

The disclosed power arrester relates to allowing the overvoltage and overcurrent flowing through the power input line to be removed at the same time.

The disclosed power arrester has a line cut-off circuit section for shutting off the arrester's power according to a user's operation, and a short circuit overcurrent protection that separates the power input line and the arrester in the event of a surge in excess of the arrester's capacity or a continuous overvoltage. Checks the circuit section, the lightning and noise canceling circuit section for suppressing or eliminating the overvoltage and noise flowing through the short circuit overcurrent protection circuit section, and checks whether the short circuit overcurrent protection circuit section and the lightning and noise canceling circuit section are operating normally. It is composed of a self-diagnosis circuit that transmits the current state of the arrester to the outside.

Therefore, the disclosed lightning arrester is composed of a built-in line circuit breaker and a combination of series and parallel connection, which is easy to apply and has various display functions, so that it is easy to know the current state of the arrester. In case of an abnormality, a partial replacement is possible and thus it is very useful economically.

Description

Arrester for protecting a power source

The present invention relates to a lightning arrester for power supply.

More specifically, the present invention relates to a power arrester for removing overvoltage and overcurrent flowing through a power input line at the same time.

In general, an arrester is an element to protect a line, a communication device, a building, and a human life from electrical hazards when a lightning strike, a ground fault of a transmission line or an impact voltage caused by contact or induction of a power line and a communication line, or other abnormal high voltage is applied. .

FIG. 1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a lightning arrester for power supply according to the prior art, and FIG. 2 is a detailed circuit diagram of FIG. 1, and the configuration thereof is as follows.

The short-circuit protection circuit part 10 is connected and constituted by a plurality of overcurrent protection fuses F1 to F3, and opens when an overcurrent larger than the breaking capacity of the above-described fuses F1 to F3 flows in and opens the load side from the overcurrent. Protect.

The lightning protection circuit unit 20 is connected and configured by a plurality of lightning protection devices M1 to M3 connected in series to the above-described fuses F1 to F3. When the overvoltage flows through the short circuit protection circuit 10, the lightning protection device ( M1 to M3) cut off the overvoltage to protect the load side.

In the display circuit unit 30, a plurality of resistors R1 to R3 are respectively connected and configured between the plurality of fuses F1 to F3 and the plurality of lightning protection elements M1 to M3 described above, and the resistors R1 to R3. In the case where a plurality of light emitting diodes LD1 to LD3 are connected to each other and an overvoltage flows from the input side, the overvoltage is applied as a driving current of the light emitting diodes LD1 to LD3 through the resistors R1 to R3, so that the light emitting diode LD1 to LD3) emits light so that it can be seen from the outside.

In the conventional power arrester having the above-described configuration, when a surge is applied from the power input side, if a current larger than the breaking capacity of the fuses F1 to F3 provided in the short circuit protection circuit 10 is introduced, the fuses F1 to F are applied. F3) opens to separate the load side from the surge.

However, when the surge input is smaller than the breaking capacity of the fuses F1 to F3 provided in the short circuit protection circuit 10, the surge is inputted to the lightning arrester 20 as it is. At this time, since the current input to the lightning protection circuit unit 20 is also large enough to affect the load side, the lightning protection elements M1 to M3 of the lightning protection circuit unit 20 block it to protect devices connected to the load side.

At this time, the current flowing into the lightning protection elements M1 to M3 flows to each of the light emitting diodes LD1 to LD3 through the resistors R1 to R3 of the display circuit unit 30, so that the light emitting diodes start to emit light. It can be seen that the surge enters the arrester.

However, the above-mentioned conventional power arrester is divided into a series-type lightning arrester and a parallel-connected arrester separately, and if the user selects a power arrester, is a series-connected arrester or a parallel-connected arrester appropriate? There was a problem that it is difficult to select it easily because it is unknown.

In addition, the conventional lightning arrester does not have a separate line breaker, so when installing a lightning arrester or when it is necessary to replace the lightning arrester, the lightning arrester must be installed or replaced. Even if some of the elements are damaged there was a problem that the entire arrester must be replaced.

Accordingly, an object of the present invention is to enable both series and parallel connection by using a single lightning arrester to solve the above-mentioned problems, and has a built-in line breaker to use a line breaker provided in the arrester without disconnecting from the power source By temporarily suspending the power supply, it is possible to connect some devices directly.In order to prevent interruption of the power supply due to damage of the lightning arrester, a short circuit overcurrent protection circuit is built in each phase. It is to provide a power arrester for simultaneous removal.

1 is a block diagram illustrating a configuration of a lightning arrester for power supply according to the prior art;

2 is a detailed circuit diagram of FIG. 1;

3 is a block diagram for explaining the configuration of a lightning arrester for power supply according to the present invention;

4 is a detailed circuit diagram of FIG. 3;

5 is a detailed circuit diagram of the self-diagnosis circuit unit applied to FIG. 3;

6 is a view showing an embodiment when the serial connection of the arrester to which the present invention is applied,

7 is a diagram illustrating an embodiment when parallel connection of an arrester to which the present invention is applied.

* Description of Signs of Main Parts of Drawings *

100: line cutoff circuit part

110: short circuit protection circuit

120: lightning protection and noise reduction circuit

130: self-diagnosis circuit

F1 to F9: Fuse for short-circuit overcurrent protection

M1 to M13: lightning arrester

D: Diode

TZ: Transient Diode

In order to achieve the above object, the present invention provides a line cut-off circuit unit that cuts off the power of the arrester according to a user's operation, and a power input line and an arrester when a surge in excess of the capacity of the arrester or an overvoltage is continuously input. A short-circuit over-current protection circuit portion for separating a circuit and a lightning protection element for suppressing or eliminating overvoltage and noise flowing through the short-circuit over-current protection circuit portion by combining a large-capacity lightning protection element in parallel; The noise canceling circuit unit is configured to check whether it is performing the normal operation, display the checked result to the outside, and comprises a self-diagnosis circuit unit for transmitting the current state of the arrester to the outside.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

3 is a block diagram for explaining the configuration of the lightning arrester for power supply according to the present invention, Figure 4 is a detailed circuit diagram of Figure 3, the configuration is as follows.

The line blocking circuit unit 100 cuts off the power of the arrester according to the user's operation.

The short-circuit overcurrent protection circuit 110 is connected and configured by a plurality of fuses F1 to F9, and the power input line and the arrester when a surge inflow exceeding the above-described cut-off capacity of the fuse or an overvoltage is continuously input. To protect the load side.

The lightning protection and noise canceling circuit unit 120 has a large-capacity lightning arrester M1 to M13 connected to each of the phases, phases, phases and neutrals, phases and grounds, and neutral and ground, and is connected to the lightning arresters M1 to M13. Noise removing capacitors are connected in parallel to suppress or remove overvoltage and noise flowing from the short-circuit overcurrent protection circuit 110.

At this time, the above-described lightning protection elements M1 to M13 have different values, which is to flexibly cope with the overvoltage flowing through the power supply side.

The self-diagnosis circuit unit 130 checks whether the short-circuit overcurrent protection circuit unit 110 and the lightning protection and noise removing circuit unit 120 are operating normally, and checks the checked result by using the visual display means and the audio display means. It is displayed externally and transmitted to the external device so that the current state of the arrester can be known to the external device.

The above-described self-diagnostic circuit unit 130 is connected and configured by a plurality of light emitting diodes (LEDs), and includes a display circuit which emits and displays light so that a user visually knows the power supply state of the arrester and the operation state of the internal elements of the arrester. 131), a buzzer circuit 132 for generating a buzzer sound so that a user can hear audibly the power supply state of the arrester and the operating state of the internal device of the arrester, and the arrester installed in an unmanned area remotely from the outside. A remote circuit 133 for monitoring and a surge counting circuit 134 for counting the number of surges flowing through the short-circuit overcurrent protection circuit 110 and displaying the count to the outside.

The operation of the power arrester according to the present invention configured as described above will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

When a surge is input from the power supply input line to the short-circuit over-current protection circuit unit 110, when the magnitude of the surge is smaller than the breaking capacity of the fuse configured in the short-circuit over-current protection circuit unit 110, the surge outputs through the short-circuit over-current protection circuit unit 110. In a large case, a part of the fuses F1 to F13 of the short-circuit overcurrent protection circuit unit 110 is opened to protect the load side from surges.

That is, the short-circuit overcurrent protection circuit unit 110 cuts off the power supply and the arrester quickly when the inflow voltage exceeding the capacity of the arrester or the overvoltage is continuously introduced and the lightning protection elements M1 to M13 of the arrester circuit unit 120 are short-circuited. This prevents the power supply from being interrupted by damage of the arrester.

At this time, the above-described breaking capacity of the fuses F1 to F13 is generally 125,000 to 200,000 amps, and the above-described fuses F1 to F13 are configured for each phase.

As described above, when the magnitude of the surge passes through the short-circuit overcurrent protection circuit unit 110 and flows into the lightning protection and noise removing circuit unit 120, the lightning protection elements M1 to M13 of the lightning protection and noise removing circuit unit 120 are introduced. The surge is suppressed as much as possible to allow the load side to operate normally. At this time, the capacitors C1 to C3 remove noise output to the load side.

On the other hand, the lightning protection and noise removing circuit unit 120 can increase the effect of suppressing the overvoltage by combining the large-capacity lightning protection elements M1 to M13 in parallel. In addition, since the large-capacity lightning arresters M1 to M13 are connected between phases, phases, phases and neutrals, phases and grounds, and neutrals and grounds, all overvoltage flowing through the power input line can be suppressed.

At this time, the line blocking circuit part 100 provided at the front end of the arrester temporarily stops the power input to the arrester when replacing a part of the arrester when it is damaged by a surge so that the user can easily replace the damaged device. .

On the other hand, if the load and the arrester are connected to the output side of the above-described line breaking circuit unit 100, the case is to use the arrester in series connection type, and if the arrester is to be used in parallel connection type line blocking circuit unit 100 It is only necessary to connect the secondary side of the circuit to the arrester only (see FIGS. 5 and 6).

If some of the lightning arresters M1 to M13 of the lightning arrester and noise removing circuit unit 120 are damaged by the overvoltage, only the fuse of the short-circuit overcurrent protection circuit unit 110 connected to the damaged arrester is opened. Whether or not the fuse is opened is displayed through the display circuit 133 of the self-diagnosis circuit unit 13 to be described later, so that the user can easily see it, and by checking the display lamp of the display circuit 133 described above, Replace only the fuse connected to this arrester so that the arrester can be reused.

As described above, it is not only visually confirmed from the outside whether the arrester is operating normally, but also can be visually identified because the self-diagnosis circuit unit 130 is provided in the power arrester for power supply according to the present invention.

As described above, the self-diagnosis circuit unit 130 includes a display circuit 131, a buzzer circuit 132, a remote circuit 133, and a surge counting circuit 134, and the display circuit 131 has a short circuit. When the fuse of the overcurrent protection circuit unit 110 does not open and performs a normal operation, the relay RY operates and is connected to a power supply (+ 5V) input line so that the light emitting diode LED emits light and the lightning arrester is normally operated externally. You can see that it is working.

In addition, the buzzer circuit 132 receives a signal input from the short-circuit overcurrent protection circuit unit 110 and the lightning and noise canceling circuit unit 120 to the plurality of NAND gates and the oragate 0R, and at least one circuit element is normal. When the operation is not performed, the buzzer driver including the transistor Q is driven to supply power (+ 5V) to the buzzer, and the buzzer generates a buzzer sound so that the user can acoustically know that the lightning arrester is abnormal. It becomes possible. When the stop button (BZ STOP) is pressed from outside, the sound generated by the buzzer is stopped.

On the other hand, a remote circuit 133 is connected and configured to the above-described NAND gate NAND. The remote circuit 133 is a non-voltage contact circuit, and when the arrester is installed at an unmanned place, the power supply state and each of the arrester The purpose of this is to remotely monitor the operating state of the arrester.

Finally, a surge counting circuit 134 that counts the surge to determine the number of times the surge enters the arrester is separately provided in the arrester.

The surge counting circuit 134 receives the surge flowing from the short-circuit overcurrent protection circuit 110 through the diode D and the transient diode TZ, and the surge is input to the light emitting element of the optocoupler OC. Then, the light emitting element starts to emit light at an intensity proportional to the surge.

When the light emitting device starts to emit light in this way, the light receiving device receives the light and converts it into an electrical signal and outputs it to the surge counter SC. Thus, the surge counter SC counts up every time the light receiving element is operated.

FIG. 5 is a diagram illustrating an embodiment of the lightning arrester to which the present invention is applied in series, and FIG. 6 is a diagram illustrating an embodiment of the lightning arrester to which the present invention is connected in parallel, as shown. It is possible to decide whether to select a serial connection type or a parallel connection type depending on whether the output terminal of the 100 is connected to the circuits of the rear stage.

Therefore, as described above, the present invention is not only easy to apply, but also has a display function of various states because it is composed of a built-in line circuit breaker and a serial and parallel connection. In the event of an abnormality in the circuit elements, partial replacement is possible, which is very economically effective.

Claims (5)

A line cut-off circuit unit which cuts off the arrester according to a user's operation; A short circuit overcurrent protection circuit for separating a power input line and an arrester when an inflow of surges exceeding the capacity of the arrester or an overvoltage is continuously input; A lightning and noise canceling circuit unit which combines a large-capacity lightning arrestor in parallel to suppress or eliminate overvoltage and noise introduced through the short-circuit overcurrent protection circuit unit; And Characterized in that the short-circuit over-current protection circuit and the lightning protection and noise elimination circuit unit checks whether the normal operation, the checked result to the outside, and the self-diagnosis circuit unit for transmitting the current state of the arrester to the outside. lightning arrester. The method of claim 1, wherein the short circuit overcurrent protection circuit, And a plurality of overcurrent protection fuses, and when the fuses are opened when the overcurrent flows in, the light emitting display only displays the fuses opened by the self-diagnosis circuit unit. The method of claim 1, wherein the lightning protection and noise removing circuit portion, A lightning arrester for each power supply, characterized in that the lightning arrestor is connected and configured between each phase and the phase, the phase and the neutral wire, the phase and the ground, and the neutral wire and the ground to suppress the overvoltage flowing through the power line. The method of claim 1 or 3, wherein the size of the lightning arrester, Lightning arrester for power supply, characterized in that differently set so as to flexibly cope with the incoming overvoltage. The method of claim 1, wherein the self-diagnosis circuit unit, A display circuit for emitting and displaying light when the internal circuit of the arrester is damaged so as to be known from the outside; A buzzer circuit for generating a buzzer sound when the internal circuit of the arrester is damaged; A remote circuit for transmitting a signal for damage to the internal circuit of the arrester to an external device; And And an overvoltage counting circuit for counting the number of overvoltages flowing through the short-circuit overcurrent protection circuit and displaying the count to the outside.