This book shows how vacuum arcs and current interruption in vacuum are different from gaseous arcs and interruption in gas circuit breakers, and leads the reader to understand these differences.
This book shows how vacuum arcs and current interruption in vacuum are different from gaseous arcs and interruption in gas circuit breakers, and leads the reader to understand these differences.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr Greenwood is presently Philip Sporn Professor of Engineering at Rensselaer, the oldest engineering school in North America. His professional career, which started with a B.T.-H. apprenticeship in 1940, has been spent about equally in industry and university environments. His particular interests are in power switching equipment and the interactions of such equipment with power systems. He was one of the small team that developed the first high power vacuum interrupters for the General Electric Co. (USA) in the 1950s and has been involved with this technology ever since. He holds many patents and has published widely on this subject. He is the author of Electrical transients in power systems (John Wiley & Sons, 2nd edn, 1991). Dr Greenwood is a life Fellow of the IEEE, an Attwood Associate of CIGRE and a former Visiting Fellow of Churchill College, Cambridge.
Inhaltsangabe
Chapter 1: Historical review - how we arrived atwhere we are today Chapter 2: The vacuum arc Chapter 3: Vacuum breakdown Chapter 4: Current interruption in vacuum Chapter 5: Design of vacuum switchgear 1: the vacuum interrupter Chapter 6: Design of vacuum switchgear 2: the operating mechanism and other mechanical features Chapter 7: Design of vacuum switchgear 3: design for versatility Chapter 8: Design of vacuum switchgear 4: packaging Chapter 9: Manufacture of vacuum switchgear Chapter 10: Application of vacuum switchgear Chapter 11: Testing vacuum switchgear Chapter 12: Maintenance of vacuum switchgear
Chapter 1: Historical review - how we arrived atwhere we are today Chapter 2: The vacuum arc Chapter 3: Vacuum breakdown Chapter 4: Current interruption in vacuum Chapter 5: Design of vacuum switchgear 1: the vacuum interrupter Chapter 6: Design of vacuum switchgear 2: the operating mechanism and other mechanical features Chapter 7: Design of vacuum switchgear 3: design for versatility Chapter 8: Design of vacuum switchgear 4: packaging Chapter 9: Manufacture of vacuum switchgear Chapter 10: Application of vacuum switchgear Chapter 11: Testing vacuum switchgear Chapter 12: Maintenance of vacuum switchgear
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