WO2015044361A1 - Commutateur de prises pour transformateur - Google Patents

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WO2015044361A1
WO2015044361A1 PCT/EP2014/070639 EP2014070639W WO2015044361A1 WO 2015044361 A1 WO2015044361 A1 WO 2015044361A1 EP 2014070639 W EP2014070639 W EP 2014070639W WO 2015044361 A1 WO2015044361 A1 WO 2015044361A1
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Uwe Kaltenborn
Thomas Strof
Christian Hurm
Anatoli Saveliev
Gerhard BÄUML
Alfred Bieringer
Eduard ZERR
Wolfgang Albrecht
Martin Hausmann
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Maschinenfabrik Reinhausen Gmbh
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01H—ELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
    • H01H9/00—Details of switching devices, not covered by groups H01H1/00 - H01H7/00
    • H01H9/0005—Tap change devices
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01F—MAGNETS; INDUCTANCES; TRANSFORMERS; SELECTION OF MATERIALS FOR THEIR MAGNETIC PROPERTIES
    • H01F29/00—Variable transformers or inductances not covered by group H01F21/00
    • H01F29/02—Variable transformers or inductances not covered by group H01F21/00 with tappings on coil or winding; with provision for rearrangement or interconnection of windings
    • H01F29/04—Variable transformers or inductances not covered by group H01F21/00 with tappings on coil or winding; with provision for rearrangement or interconnection of windings having provision for tap-changing without interrupting the load current
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01H—ELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
    • H01H9/00—Details of switching devices, not covered by groups H01H1/00 - H01H7/00
    • H01H9/0005—Tap change devices
    • H01H9/0038—Tap change devices making use of vacuum switches
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01H—ELECTRIC SWITCHES; RELAYS; SELECTORS; EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE DEVICES
    • H01H33/00—High-tension or heavy-current switches with arc-extinguishing or arc-preventing means
    • H01H33/02—Details
    • H01H33/04—Means for extinguishing or preventing arc between current-carrying parts
    • H01H33/16—Impedances connected with contacts

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  • the present invention relates to a tap changer for a transformer, in particular a fine selec- tor for a tap changer of a regulating transformer with a regulating winding comprising multiple taps, which are connectible by the fine selector.
  • the tap changer according to the invention also makes it possible to switch multiple windings of a transformer, for instance, multiple main windings.
  • Tap changers are known for the purpose of changing the transmission ratio of the transformer under load, and thus allowing to adjust voltage and active and reactive power in electrical power networks.
  • a fine selector for a tap changer is described in DE 23 59 628 A1 , for instance.
  • Regulating transformers are used in public power supply systems and in the industry, in particular for high-current applications such as aluminum production.
  • the switchover processes can involve the occurrence of electric switching arcs, which can cause gases to be released into a surrounding cooling and insulation medium, for instance an oil bath, thus polluting the medium and impairing its insulation and cooling effect.
  • the object of the present invention is to create a durable, maintenance-friendly tap changer for a transformer in which the switching processes do not release any gases into the transformer oil. According to the invention, this object is fulfilled by a tap changer according to claim 1. The object of the invention is also fulfilled by a regulating transformer according to claim 9 and by a method according to claim 1 1 . Advantageous developments of the invention are specified in the respective subclaims.
  • the tap changer comprises a preselector and a fine selector, which has at least one fine selector contact.
  • the fine selector has at least one auxiliary switch, which is actuable independently of the fine selector contact and which has at least one auxiliary switching component, by which switching is at least largely arc-free.
  • the auxiliary switch can be used for switchover processes between the taps, in particular in the context of switchover of the preselector. After the switchover process is completed, the preselector and the fine selector contact of the fine selector reassume the task of electrical contacting.
  • the auxiliary switching component is designed to enable switchover between the various taps in an at least largely gas-free manner, i.e. without the occurrence of an electric arc.
  • Such auxiliary switches that allow "smooth" or largely arc-free switching can include or be formed by vacuum switches, for instance vacuum switching tubes, transition resistors and/or semiconductor switches and also varistors and thermistors. In vacuum switches, electric arcs are prevented by the vacuum in the switch, and when using electronic components, this effect is achieved by their ability to limit current or voltage during the switching process, for instance by means of thermistors and varistors.
  • the auxiliary switch of the fine selector is connectible with the preselector via a coupling switch.
  • the auxiliary switch can be used very efficiently for gas-free switchover of the preselector.
  • the auxiliary switch preferably includes a vacuum switch, for instance a vacuum switching tube, as an auxiliary switching component. This isolates the electric arc from the surrounding medium and reduces the gas release into the oil.
  • a vacuum switch can be produced at a low cost and allows switching high currents and voltages, such as are common in power transformers. As the auxiliary switch is used only for switchover, the service life of the auxiliary switch is very long.
  • the auxiliary switching components of the auxiliary switch are preferably constructed as vacuum switch and transition resistor, which are arranged such that always at least one of the two auxiliary switching components contacts one of the taps of the regulating winding. It is in this manner that uninterrupted switchover between the taps of various windings or of a regulating winding is made possible.
  • the vacuum switch and transition resistor are preferably in an open parallel connection, with the open ends of the parallel connection forming switch contacts, which interact with the taps of the regulating winding.
  • the transition resistor is arranged in switching direction upstream of the vacuum switch so that the vacuum switch still contacts the one tap while the transition resistor already contacts the next tap until the vacuum switching tube opens and disconnects from the tap and also contacts the next tap.
  • the vacuum switch and the transition resistor are preferably disposed movably in relation to the taps of the regulating winding and in relation to each other. This allows a switching geometry in which both auxiliary switching components selectively contact two taps of the regulating winding during the switchover process, thus enabling an uninterrupted current flow during switchover.
  • the auxiliary switching component of the auxiliary switch can take the form of a snap switch, in which the auxiliary switching component switches (snaps) onto a new winding contact under mechanical preload. This results in short switching times.
  • a vacuum switch and a transition resistor as auxiliary switching components, first the transition resistor preferably snaps onto a new winding contact, for instance onto a tap of a regulating winding, and then, after having been opened, the vacuum switching tube snaps onto it. This can be carried out by means of a spring mechanism, for instance. Snap switches as such are known from the prior art and their mode of operation does not need to be explained in detail here.
  • the tap changer preferably takes the form of a rotary switch, with the auxiliary switch and the fine selector also being formed as rotary switches.
  • the fine selector contacts and the auxiliary switching components have a common axis of rotation and the taps of the regulating winding are arranged on a circular path around the axis of rotation. This structure allows a good integration of the auxiliary switch into the customary rotation switching geometry of a tap changer.
  • the preselector preferably takes the form of a change-over selector, which is connected with the main winding at its center tap and the switch of which contacts, in dependence on the switch position, one of the both ends of the regulating winding.
  • a tap changer is cost-efficient and reliable.
  • the preselector can be switched over by means of the auxiliary switch without gas being released.
  • the invention also relates to a regulating transformer with a main winding and a regulating winding, which comprises multiple taps, the taps being switchable by a fine selector of a tap changer according to the previous explanations.
  • the regulating transformer furthermore has a preselector, by means of which alternatively one of the both ends of the regu- lating winding is connectible with the main winding.
  • the main winding is connected with the auxiliary switch via a coupling switch.
  • This allows using the auxiliary switch of the fine selector for switchover of the preselector.
  • This has the advantage that the preselector can be switched over in a completely potential-free and thus gas-free manner and because the switchover of the connection of the main winding with one of the both end contacts of the regulating winding is carried out by the auxiliary switch of the fine selector, which is enabled in a gas-free manner by means of the auxiliary switch.
  • This embodiment is therefore particularly well suited for realizing gas-free switching of all switches of a tap changer in a power transformer, for instance the preselector and the fine selector of a tap changer.
  • switchover of the preselector is performed in a load-free manner.
  • the capacitive coupling between main winding, regulating winding, and transformer housing leads to electric arcs and gas release into the surrounding oil medium on actuating the preselector.
  • the switchover according to the invention by means of the auxiliary switch now allows switchover of the preselector in an uninterrupted and gas-free manner.
  • the invention furthermore relates to a method for switchover between multiple taps in a transformer using a tap changer with main switch and auxiliary switch as described above.
  • only the auxiliary switch is used for switchover between the taps of regulating windings.
  • the taps are contacted by the main switch, for instance by the preselector or the main switch of the fine selector.
  • the auxiliary switch can be designed specifically for gas-free switchover and the main switch or the main switches can be designed solely for contacting during normal operation. These main switches have a very low resistance and are designed for conducting high currents.
  • the invention also relates to a method for switchover of a preselector in a regulating transformer of the previously mentioned type, in which the fine selector, i.e. its auxiliary switch, is connected with the main winding via a coupling switch.
  • the auxiliary switch (24) is used for switchover of the preselector (20) between the end contacts (15, 17) of the regulating winding (14), wherein the auxiliary switch (24) is connected with the main winding via the coupling switch.
  • the auxiliary switch switches over between the end contacts (15, 17) of the regulating winding, while the preselector (20) is switched to a non-contacting neutral position. In this manner, gas-free switchover of the preselector is ensured.
  • the auxiliary switch of the fine selector can be switched selectively to the end contact of the change-over selector at the regulating winding.
  • the coupling switch between the auxiliary switch of the fine selector and the main winding is then switched from the open normal position to a closed switchover position.
  • both branches of the auxiliary switch contact the end contact of the regulating winding at the same time.
  • the fine selector contact or contacts of the fine selector can be switched to a non-contacting neutral position.
  • the change-over selector is then switched to a non-contacting neutral position, thus resulting in the corresponding end contact of the regulating winding to be connected with the main winding only by the auxiliary switch (via both branches).
  • the auxiliary switch is now switched onto the other end contact at the regulating winding, for instance via all taps of the regulating winding, or (in the instance of a rotary switch) in the opposite sense, where- in the other end contact, which the preselector is to be connected with, is removed by only one switching position.
  • This switchover process is performed in an at least largely arc -free and gas-free manner by means of the auxiliary switching components.
  • the preselector for instance the change-over selector, is then switched onto the corresponding end position of the regulating winding, and the coupling switch can be opened again.
  • the other end of the regulating winding is thus connected with the main winding, without any gas released during the switching process.
  • the fine selector contact of the fine selector is moved onto the corresponding end contact and the auxiliary switch can be switched to a neutral, non- contacting position until it is again required for a switching process.
  • FIG. 1 shows a circuit diagram of a regulating transformer with main winding, regulating winding, and a tap changer with preselector and fine selector
  • FIG. 2 shows an illustration of the fine selector from FIG. 1 designed as rotary switch
  • FIG. 3a-h show a sequence of the switching statuses in the tap changer of a regulating transformer, in which the switchover of the preselector is performed by means of the auxiliary switch of the fine selector.
  • FIG. 1 shows a regulating transformer 10, such as is employed as power transformer in the area of energy supply.
  • the regulating transformer 10 has a main winding 12 and a regulating winding 14 with a multitude of taps 16.
  • the regulating transformer further comprises a tap changer 13 with a preselector designed, in particular, as change-over selector 20, which selectively connects the main winding 12 with one of the both end contacts 15, 17 of the regulating winding 14, and a fine selector 18 for connecting the taps, i.e. the taps of the regulating winding 14.
  • the preselector can also take the form of a coarse tap selector.
  • the coarse tap selector connects or disconnects a section at the main winding.
  • the change-over selector 20 has a switch 21 , which is fixedly connected on one side with the main winding 12, and of which the switch contacts either contact the upper end contact 15 or the lower end contact 17 of the regulating winding 14.
  • a load current typically flows via the main winding 12, the change-over selector 20, the regulating winding 12, and subsequently via the main switch 22 to the load dissipation.
  • the fine selector 18 comprises a main switch 22 with, for instance, two fine selector contacts 29, 30 and an auxiliary switch 24 with two auxiliary switching components 26, 28, wherein the first auxiliary switching component 26 is a transition resistor and the second auxiliary switching component 28 is a vacuum switch, for instance a vacuum switching tube.
  • the fine selector contacts 29, 30 are alternatingly switched to the taps 16 of the regulating winding 14, as is known from DE 10 2009 060 132 A1 , for instance.
  • the auxiliary switch 24 is connectible with the tap of the change-over selector 20 and with the main winding 12 via a connection 40 and a coupling contact 42.
  • Such a fine selector according to FIG. 1 is typically designed as rotary switch, as can be seen in FIG. 2.
  • Those parts which are identical or functionally equivalent to the parts in FIG. 1 are are designated by identical reference characters.
  • the distance of the two auxiliary switching components 26, 28 is adjusted or adjustable by means of a spring mechanism in such a manner that for a short moment both auxiliary switching components 26, 28 contact two adjacent taps 16 on one switching lev- el, while a corresponding current flows between the taps 16 via the transition resistor 26 and the vacuum switch 28.
  • the taps of a regulating winding 14 are distributed on two levels.
  • the even-numbered taps (2, 4, 6,..) are located on the first level, and the uneven-numbered taps (1 , 2, 3, 5,..) on the second level.
  • the vacuum switch 28 is constructed as a pressure-actuable vacuum switching tube, which contacts as soon as the switch contact 32 of the vacuum switch 28 glides by a certain distance onto a tap 16, wherein the two switch contacts 32, 34 of the vacuum switch 28 are pressed onto one another and contact.
  • the auxiliary switch in the present context is designed for gas-free switchover and configured for a great number of switching processes. A reliably operating, low-maintenance fine selector with a long lifetime is thus realized.
  • Contacting of the vacuum switch 28 with a tap 16 is performed via a simple contact.
  • the branch with the auxiliary switching component 26, ergo the transition resistor contacts the tap 16 via a snap arrangement.
  • FIG. 3 illustrates a preselector 20 being switched over in a gas-free manner, i.e. without creating an electric arc at the preselector, using the fine selector 18 from FIG. 1 and 2.
  • the corresponding circuit diagrams in FIG. 3b to 3h respectively illustrate the corresponding switching position of a fine selector designed as rotary switch.
  • the coupling switch 42 is open.
  • the coupling switch 42 is closed, as shown in FIG. 3b.
  • the change-over selector 20 is switched over currentless so that the only problems during switchover result from capacitive coupling between main winding, regulating winding, and housing (earth). This can lead to an electric arc and thus to gas formation when switching over the change-over selector 20.
  • the upper end contact 15 of the regulating winding 14 is, however, now connected with both the change-over selector 20 and the fine selector contact 29 of the fine selector 18.
  • the auxiliary switch 24 with the two auxiliary switching components 26, 28 is then brought into contact with the upper end contact 15 of the regulating winding 14 (FIG. 3d).
  • the change-over selector 20 can be switched to a non-contacting neutral position, as is shown in FIG. 3e. Due to the upper end contact 15 of the regulating winding 14 being connected with the coupling switch 42 with main winding 12 by means of the auxiliary switch 24, in particular by means of the auxiliary switching component 28 with closed vacuum switching tube, the switch 21 of the change-over selector 20 remains at the same potential as the upper end contact 15 of the regulating winding 14 so that no electric arc will occur on opening the switch 21 of the change-over selector 20.
  • the auxiliary switch 24 of the fine selector 18 is subsequently moved, for instance via all taps 16 of the regulating winding 14, onto the lower end contact 17 of the regulating winding, as illustrated in the Figures 3e and 3f. As the taps 16 are distributed on two levels, the auxiliary switch 24 always skips one respective tap 16 on moving toward the lower end contact.
  • the auxiliary switching component 26 with the transition resistor jumps onto the next tap to be switched. Due to the snap contact at its end and to the fact that this snap contact disconnects from the tap extremely rapidly, switchover will not produce an electric arc. A circular current then flows between the taps via the auxiliary switching components 26, 28. This circular current is interrupted by opening the vacuum switching tube, and the auxiliary switching component 28 with the vacuum switch can subsequently be switched in an arc- free manner onto the tap, which is also contacted by the auxiliary switching element 26 with transition resistor.
  • the switch 21 of the change-over selector 20 can be switched onto this end contact 17, which switching can be accomplished, again, without producing an elec- trie arc and thus in a gas-free manner, because the auxiliary switch 24, in particular the auxiliary switching component 28 with the closed vacuum switching tube is at the same potential as the switching component of the change-over selector 20.
  • contacting of the taps 16 by means of the fine selector contact 29 of the fine selector 18 can already be performed before opening the coupling switch 42.

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Cette invention concerne un commutateur de prises pour un transformateur de puissance comprenant au moins un enroulement principal et un enroulement de régulation, avec un présélecteur (20) et un sélecteur fin (18) qui comprend au moins un contact de sélecteur fin (29, 30). Outre le contact de sélecteur fin (29, 30), le sélecteur fin (18) comprend au moins un interrupteur auxiliaire (24) actionnable indépendamment du contact de sélecteur fin (29, 30) et comprenant au moins un composant de commutation auxiliaire (26, 28) qui entre en contact avec les prises de l'enroulement de régulation au moins en grande partie sans formation d'arc. Ceci permet de réaliser les commutations du commutateur de prises sensiblement sans dégagement de gaz.
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