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WO1999067865A1
WO1999067865A1 PCT/SE1999/001101 SE9901101W WO9967865A1 WO 1999067865 A1 WO1999067865 A1 WO 1999067865A1 SE 9901101 W SE9901101 W SE 9901101W WO 9967865 A1 WO9967865 A1 WO 9967865A1
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Mikael Bergkvist
Mats Ekberg
Dan Windmar
Anders Sunesson
Per Skytt
Marie Sundin
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01T—SPARK GAPS; OVERVOLTAGE ARRESTERS USING SPARK GAPS; SPARKING PLUGS; CORONA DEVICES; GENERATING IONS TO BE INTRODUCED INTO NON-ENCLOSED GASES
    • H01T2/00—Spark gaps comprising auxiliary triggering means
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02H—EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS
    • H02H3/00—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for automatic disconnection directly responsive to an undesired change from normal electric working condition with or without subsequent reconnection ; integrated protection
    • H02H3/02—Details
    • H02H3/025—Disconnection after limiting, e.g. when limiting is not sufficient or for facilitating disconnection
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H02—GENERATION; CONVERSION OR DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC POWER
    • H02H—EMERGENCY PROTECTIVE CIRCUIT ARRANGEMENTS
    • H02H9/00—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for limiting excess current or voltage without disconnection
    • H02H9/04—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for limiting excess current or voltage without disconnection responsive to excess voltage
    • H02H9/06—Emergency protective circuit arrangements for limiting excess current or voltage without disconnection responsive to excess voltage using spark-gap arresters

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  • This invention is related to device according to the precharac- terising part of enclosed claim 1.
  • the device may be used for common switching purposes but is with particular advantage useful for protection of electrical objects.
  • the electrical objects in question may be of arbitrary nature as long as they are contained in an electric power plant and requires protection against fault-related over-currents, i.e. in practice short circuit currents.
  • the object may be formed by an electrical apparatus having a magnetic circuit, e.g. a generator, transformer or motor.
  • other objects may be in question, e.g. power lines and cables, switchgear etc.
  • the present invention is intended to be applied with medium and high voltage. According to lEC-stan- dard, medium voltage concerns 1 -72.5 kV whereas high voltage is > 72.5 kV. Accordingly, transmission, sub-transmission and distribution levels are included.
  • a problem with the circuit breaker mentioned is the extended breaking time thereof.
  • the dimensioning breaking time (IEC- standard) for completely performed breaking is 150 milliseconds (ms). It is difficult to reduce this breaking time to less than 50- 90 ms depending on the operational case. The consequence is that when a fault in the protected object occurs, a very high current will flow through the same during the entire time required for causing the circuit breaker to break. During this time the full fault current of the external power network involves a substantial strain on the protected object.
  • IEC- standard for completely performed breaking is 150 milliseconds (ms). It is difficult to reduce this breaking time to less than 50- 90 ms depending on the operational case. The consequence is that when a fault in the protected object occurs, a very high current will flow through the same during the entire time required for causing the circuit breaker to break. During this time the full fault current of the external power network involves a substantial strain on the protected object.
  • a short circuit current (fault current) in the protected object may be composed of the own contribution to the fault current of the object itself and the current addition emanating from the network/equipment.
  • the own contribution of the object to the fault current is not influenced by the operation of the circuit breaker but the contribution to the fault current from the network/equipment depends on the operation of the circuit breaker.
  • the need for constructing the protected object so that it endures a high short circuit current/fault current during a considerable time involves substantial disadvantages in the form of a more expensive design and reduced performance.
  • the object to the present invention is to device ways to design the device so as to achieve a solution efficient with regard to function and construction.
  • the invention aims at achieving a better protection for the objects in question and, accordingly, a smaller strain thereon.
  • the above object is achieved by the device according to the invention comprising a plurality of electric closing means, which each are coupled to phase conductors in the plant, and by said plurality of closing means being com- bined to a closing assembly, in which at least an essential part is common to the closing means.
  • the device comprises an arrangement, which reduces over-currents and/or over-voltages and which comprises the closing means, said arrangement being activatable with the assistance of an arrangement detecting over-current and/or over-voltage conditions.
  • the invention creates possibilities for a very efficient protection function as a consequence of use of the electric closing means, functional and constructive advantages being, in addition, achievable by combining the closing means to a single closing assembly comprising at least an essential common part.
  • the elec- trode gaps of the closing means are arranged within an enclosure common to the closing means.
  • This enclosure is normally intended to be put under over-pressure and contain a gas or gas mixture suitable for the closing function.
  • the over-pressure conditions mean that the enclosure becomes comparatively bulky and costly.
  • the energy supply members comprise an energy source common to the closing means and an energy direction system to direct energy to the electrode gap of that or the closing means intended to be activated.
  • this design has the consequence that one energy source is sufficient despite the presence of a plurality of electrode gaps.
  • the presence of a single energy source for several closing means has developed into the embodiment that the energy direction system is adapted to simultaneously direct energy to two or more of the electrode gaps. Although only one single energy source occurs, it is in this way possible to achieve simultaneous closing of two or more of the electrode gaps.
  • An embodiment as non-expensive and compact as possible is achieved in case in one and the same design two or more of the electrode gaps of the closing means are located within one and the same enclosure at the same time as one single energy source occurs for all closing means or at least for two or more of them.
  • the energy used for causing the electrode gaps to assume conductivity is radiation energy supplied directly to the electrode gaps for the purpose of ionising the same.
  • the radiation energy is constituted by energy from a laser. As mentioned hereunder, also other embodiments are possible.
  • Fig 1 is a diagrammatical view illustrating the protection device according to the invention applied in an electric power plant for protecting an electrical object, e.g. a rotating electric machine, here in the form of a generator;
  • an electrical object e.g. a rotating electric machine, here in the form of a generator;
  • Fig 2 is a view similar to the one in fig 1 but illustrating another embodiment
  • Fig 3 is a diagrammatical view illustrating a closing means designed in accordance with the invention and in a basic form
  • Fig 4 is a diagrammatical view illustrating an embodiment where an enclosure is common to several closing means
  • Fig 5 is a further embodiment, where a single energy source, in particular a laser, is common to several closing means;
  • Fig 6 is a view similar to fig 5 but illustrating an embodiment modified in the sense that the electrode gaps of the closing means are located within a common enclosure;
  • Fig 7 is an alternative embodiment similar to the one in fig
  • Fig 8 is a diagrammatical view illustrating how two closing means connected between two phases in a three phase system are associated to each other;
  • Fig 9 is a view illustrating the closing means according to fig 8 but now completed with an energy source common to the closing means.
  • Fig 1 illustrates an electric power plant, in which an object 1 to be protected is comprised.
  • This object is in the example conceived to consist of a generator, the stator windings of which are denoted 2.
  • the zero point 3 of the generator is either without system grounding or otherwise there exist as "system grounding" a relatively high-ohm grounding, for instance by means of the resistor 4.
  • the plant has three phases with the phase conductors R, S and T.
  • the invention is applicable to multiphase embodiments where the number of phases are lower as well as higher than three.
  • the generator 1 is in connection with an external delivery network 5 via the phase conductors R, S, T.
  • the unit denoted 5 could be formed by another equipment contained in the electric power plant.
  • the generator 1 proper which is intended to be protected against fault currents from the net- work/equipment 5 when there occurs in the generator 1 proper a fault giving rise to a fault current from the network/equipment 5 towards the generator so that the fault current will flow therethrough.
  • Said fault may e.g. consist in a ground fault having been formed in the generator 1 .
  • detrimental short circuit currents/fault currents in some types of protected electrical objects 1 may flow from the object 1 towards the network/equipment 5. It is within the frame of the invention that it may be used for protection purposes not only for protecting the object 1 from externally emanating fault currents flowing to the object but also internal fault currents in the object flowing in the opposite direction.
  • circuit breakers 6 are provided in the phase conductors R, S, T. These circuit breakers comprise at least one own sensor for sensing circumstances in- dicative of an over-current flowing in one or some of the phase conductors R, S, T. Such circumstances may be currents/voltages but also other indicating that a fault is at hand.
  • the sensor may be an arc sensor or a sensor detecting short circuit sound etc.
  • the circuit breakers 6 are activated for breaking the connections between the generator 1 and the network 5.
  • the circuit breakers 6 have to break the total short circuit current/fault current.
  • the circuit breakers must be designed to fulfil severe requirements, which in practice means that they will operate relatively slowly.
  • the circuit breakers 6 are of such a design that they establish galvanic separation by moving metallic contacts apart. Accordingly, the circuit breakers 6 comprise normally required auxiliary equipment for arc extinguishing. According to the invention there is an arrangement generally denoted 7 for over-current reduction, said arrangement being activatable for over-current reduction with the assistance of an arrangement 8 detecting over-current conditions.
  • the over-cur- rent reducing arrangement 7 comprises a plurality of electric closing means 9. These closing means are connected between the respective phase conductor R, S, T and ground 13 or otherwise another unit having a relatively low potential. In the example illustrated in fig 1 , there occurs three phase conductors. In such a case the closing means 9 are three in number.
  • the over- current reducing arrangement 7 comprises further a control unit 10 adapted to control control means denoted 1 1 and being in their turn adapted to cause the closing means 9 to assume an electrically conducting state.
  • the over-current reducing ar- rangement 7 is activatable for over-current reduction within a time period substantially shorter than the breaking time of the circuit breakers 6.
  • Fig 3 is a diagrammatical view of a closing device for the purpose of disclosing the most important features thereof.
  • the closing means 9 comprises electrodes 14, 15 and a gap 16 present therebetween.
  • the closing means 9 proper comprises members to trigger the electrode gap to form an electrically conducting path between the electrodes 14, 15.
  • a control means 1 1 is adapted to control operation of the members 17, 18.
  • These members 17, 18 are in the example arranged to cause or at least initiate the electrode gap 16 to assume electric conductivity by energy supply. This energy supply is intended to provide the gap 16 or a part thereof to form a plasma. It is essential that the members 17, 18 are capable of supplying triggering energy with a great speed to the electrode gap for a rapid function. Even if, as will be described later, other ways to supply energy to the electrode gap may be in question, it is preferred that the supply occurs in the form of radiation energy, i.e. as an electro- magnetic wave motion.
  • the members 17, 18 comprise at least one radiation source 17 which by energy supply to the electrode gap 16 causes ionisa- tion/plasma formation in at least a part of the electrode gap, and a radiation direction system 18.
  • the radiation energy is supplied in one or more elongated areas extending continuously or substantially continuously between the electrodes. It is then preferred that the radiation energy is applied along one or more lines 19 extending between the electrodes 14, 15.
  • connection member 8 With the electrode 14 connected by means of the connection member 8 and the electrode 15 connected to ground 20 by means of a connection member 21 , there will exist between the electrodes a voltage difference giving rise to an electric field.
  • This field is used for promoting or driving an electric break through between the electrodes as soon as the members 17, 18 have been controlled to triggering, i.e. given rise to ionisation/plasma formation in one ore more parts of the electrode gap 16.
  • This established ionisation/plasma formation will be driven by the electric field to bridge the gap between the electrodes to obtain in this way a low resistive electrically con- ducting channel, i.e. a light arc, between the electrodes 14, 15.
  • the invention is not intended to be restricted only to application on occurrence of rather important electric fields.
  • the intention is that the members 17 ,18 should be capable of establishing electric conduction between the electrodes also with a relatively weak field.
  • the closing means 9 Due to the requirement on the closing means 9 to close very rapidly for current diversion, it is, accordingly, desirable that at least a part of the gap is ionised and that the closing means is dimensioned so that the strength of the electric field in the gap 9 becomes sufficiently high for safe closing. On the other hand it is, however, a desire that the closing means 9 in its insulating state of rest should have a very high electric strength against break through between the electrodes 14, 15.
  • the electrode gap 16 is enclosed in a suitable enclosure 22.
  • the gap 16 there may exist a vacuum as well as a medium suitable for the purpose in the form of gas or even liquid, possibly under over pressure.
  • the electrode denoted 15 may comprise an opening 12, through which the radiation direction system 18 is adapted to direct radiation energy emitted from the laser 17 to the area 19.
  • the radiation direction system 18 comprises here a mirror 23 for direction change of the collimated radiation, which emanates from the laser 17 and reaches a direction element 24.
  • This direction element 24 applies the radiation energy in the electrode gap 5 via the opening 12 in the electrode 15, the radiation energy being applied along a line either such that the radiation energy is substantially constant along this line or such that the en- ergy is supplied in a plurality of spots or sub-areas along this line.
  • the purpose is that the radiation energy should by applied in an elongated rod-like shape between the electrodes 3, 4 for creating conditions as favourable as possible for induction of a light arc between the electrodes.
  • the radiation energy is intended to give rise to ionisation/plasma formation in said elongated rod-shaped area so that a light arc is formed between the electrodes, either with the assistance of a voltage difference over the electrodes or without such a voltage difference.
  • the enclosure 22, and accordingly the electrode gap 16, contains a gas or gas mixture put under over-pressure. As indicated in fig 1 there are suitable sealings in connection with all lead-throughs through the enclosure 11.
  • the occurring plurality of closing means 9 are combined to a closing assembly, in which at least one essential part is common to the closing means.
  • a plurality of closing means forming a set intended for the multiphase network are included in said closing assembly.
  • a three phase network it is according to the embodiment in fig 1 three closing means contained in the assembly.
  • only two closing means are included in the embodiment according to fig 2.
  • the expression "a plurality" in connection with the number of closing means should, accordingly, be interpreted as from two and upwards.
  • Fig 4 illustrates a first embodiment according to the invention.
  • the electrode gaps 16a of the closing means are arranged within an enclosure 22a common to the closing means 9a.
  • Each electrode gap 16a has its own high voltage electrode 14a but the low voltage or ground electrode 15a is common to all electrode gaps.
  • the high voltage electrodes 14a are angularly spaces within the enclosure 22a so that the direction from the electrode 15a to the other electrodes 14a becomes varying.
  • isolators 25 are placed on the outside of the enclosure 22a.
  • the energy direction system 18a is present within this enclosure.
  • the energy direction system is in the example conceived to comprise one or more radiation directing elements. These elements are arranged so that when a selected one of the lasers 17a is started for delivering energy, the energy direction system 18a will direct the radiation from this laser to a predetermined of the electrodes 14a. The same applies for the rest also for the two other lasers.
  • the control unit 10 of the device is in controlling connection with the lasers 17a so that the latter may be caused to deliver energy individually or two or more simultaneously depending upon what is required.
  • Fig 5 illustrates a variant where a single energy source 17b in the form of laser is intended to deliver energy to the three clos- ing means 9b.
  • the light emitted from the laser 17b is separated for instance by means of dicroic mirrors or beam dividers 23b with different reflectance so that the same laser pulse energy shall be able to trigger the three closing means 9b.
  • shutters 27 of electrooptical or other type are comprised in each of the three beam paths. These shutters 27 may, by means of the control unit 10b, be caused to shut or open for a part amount of the radiation emanating from the laser 17b.
  • each closing means 9b obtain equal triggering energy.
  • each closing means 9b is conceived to have its own enclosure 22b in a manner diagrammatically appearing by the figure.
  • the laser is started when closing of one or more of the closing means 9b is required.
  • the control unit 10b By opening, by means of the control unit 10b, one or more of the shutters 27 controlling radiation passage, radiation energy may be supplied to that or the closing means 9b to be brought to electric breakthrough.
  • a variant of the embodiment illustrated in fig 5 is illustrated in fig 6.
  • the variant according to fig 6 consists in that the enclosure 22e here encloses the occurring closing means 9e, their electrodes and electrode gaps. In this embodiment there is, accordingly only one enclosure 22e and only one energy source 17e.
  • the embodiment may, thus, be comparatively non-extensive and compact. In other regards the embodiment corresponds to what has been described with assistance of fig 5.
  • Fig 7 illustrates a variant of the embodiment according to fig 4. More specifically, the change in fig 7 is that the closing means 9c with associated electrode gaps arranged in one and the same enclosure 22c as in fig 4 are supplied with energy from one sin- gle energy source 17c.
  • the energy direction system 18c comprises one or more components 27c, which are under control by the control unit 10c and which are capable of deflecting the radiation arriving from the energy source 17c towards a selected one of the electrodes 14c. If so desired and if the effect of the energy source 17c is sufficient, the direction elements 27 may in this embodiment be arranged to direct the radiation to all occurring electrodes 14c simultaneously.
  • Figs 8 and 9 illustrate an application corresponding to the one in fig 2.
  • the closing means 9d are present between the phases R, S and T. Their electrode gaps 16d comprises a combinatory effect in the sense that the electrode 15d is included in a common arrangement for the closing means 9d.
  • one single energy source 17d is common to the two electrode gaps 16d.
  • the energy source 17d delivers energy, which via an energy direction system 27d is intended to be supplied to the electrode gaps 16d simultaneously so that normally the electrode gaps 16d always are brought to a conducting state when a fault occurs. It is in this connection pointed out that it would be possible to design the energy supply system so that it would be capable of supplying energy to one of the electrode gaps 16d at a time.
  • the embodiments described have, accordingly, the advantage that one or more parts become common in the respective constructions, which is favourable from the point of view of costs and simplifies the constructions. It may also be essential for functional reasons to carry out such combining to an assembly as proposed according to the invention; if energy from one and the same energy source is used for triggering two or more electrode gaps simultaneously there may in certain cases arise a greater probability for the electrode gaps really being fired simultaneously than if instead separate energy sources would be at hand.
  • the closing device according to the invention may be used for general switching purposes if so desired.

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Cette invention concerne un appareil que l'on utilise dans les centrales électriques multiphasées produisant du courant alternatif, et qui permet de protéger un ou plusieurs objets contre les surintensités et/ou les surtensions lorsque lesdits objets sont connectés à un réseau d'alimentation électrique ou à tout autre équipement se trouvant dans ladite centrale électrique. Cet appareil comprend un système de réduction des surintensités et/ou des surtensions, lequel système peut être activé à l'aide d'un autre système détectant les conditions de surintensité et/ou de surtension. Le système de réduction des surintensités et/ou des surtensions comprend plusieurs dispositifs de fermeture électrique (9a) qui sont chacun couplés à des conducteurs de phase de la centrale, et qui peuvent être fermés afin de réduire l'apparition de surintensités et/ou de surtensions. Les écarts inter-électrodes (16a) de ces dispositifs de fermeture (9a) sont disposés dans une enceinte (22a) qui est commune à tous les dispositifs de fermeture. Cet appareil et les dispositifs de fermeture (9a) qu'il comprend peuvent également être utilisés dans des applications de commutation générales.
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