Study of circuit breakers
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Vacuum circuit breakers use vacuum as the arc quenching medium, which offers the highest insulating strength compared to other media. When contacts open in a vacuum, interruption occurs immediately at the first current zero, with dielectric strength building up thousand times faster than other circuit breakers. Oil circuit breakers use oil as the arc quenching medium, which has advantages like absorbing arc energy and good cooling properties, but also hazards like being flammable and forming explosive mixtures with air. SF6 gas has excellent arc quenching and dielectric properties for use in circuit breakers.
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Circuit breakers are used to switch and interrupt load currents and fault currents. They must carry fault currents without failing. Modern high speed circuit breakers have tripping times between 3 to 8 cycles. The total clearing time is the sum of the opening time and arcing time. Circuit breakers are classified by the medium they use - oil, air, vacuum, or SF6. SF6 circuit breakers are widely used for higher voltages as SF6 is an excellent insulating and arc quenching gas. Vacuum circuit breakers can interrupt small currents without overvoltages and have long operational lifetimes. Circuit breakers use various mechanisms like hand, spring, motor, solenoid or pneumatic to quickly open and close contacts
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A circuit breaker is equipment that breaks a circuit either manually or automatically under all conditions at no load, full load or short circuit.
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A circuit breaker is an automatically-operated electrical switch designed to protect an electrical circuit from damage caused by overload or short circuit.
Its basic function is to detect a fault condition and, by interrupting continuity, to immediately discontinue electrical flow.
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A circuit breaker is a device that breaks an electrical circuit automatically or manually under normal, full, or short circuit conditions. It contains two contacts that remain closed under normal operation but separate when a fault is detected, interrupting the current. When the contacts separate, an arc is struck but continues the current flow. Circuit breakers must extinguish the arc quickly. There are different types of circuit breakers including oil, air blast, SF6, and vacuum that use various insulating mediums like oil, air, sulfur hexafluoride gas, or vacuum to rapidly extinguish the arc. SF6 circuit breakers are commonly used for high voltages as SF6 gas strongly absorbs electrons from the arc to build insulation and ext
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A circuit breaker is a device that breaks an electrical circuit automatically or manually under normal, full, or short circuit conditions. When a fault occurs, the trip coil is energized and separates the contacts, extinguishing the arc through various methods. Common types of circuit breakers include oil, air blast, SF6, and vacuum. Oil circuit breakers use oil as an insulating medium but have disadvantages like fire risk. Vacuum circuit breakers use vacuum as the insulating medium and have the highest insulation strength. SF6 circuit breakers use sulfur hexafluoride gas which effectively absorbs electrons to extinguish arcs and are commonly used for high power and voltage applications.
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- 2. Circuit Breaker: It is a device designed to close/make or open/break the electrical circuit under abnormal and normal conditions automatically and also manually. Duties of a circuit breaker are: It carries the full load current continuously without overheating and damage. It opens and closes the circuit on load. It makes and breaks the normal operating current of magnitude up to which it is designed for (automatically). It makes and breaks the circuit the normal operating current (manually for switching purpose). Moving Contact Fixed Contact Moving Contact Fixed Contact
- 3. How does a circuit breaker operate automatically?
- 4. Fixed Contact Moving Contact Arc Insulating Fluids commonly used for circuit breakers are: Air at atmospheric pressure Compressed Air Oil producing Hydrogen for Arc Extinction Ultra high Vacuum Sulphur Hexa Floride
- 5. Arc Resistance depends on factors like: Degree of Ionization Length of the arc Cross section of arc Methods of Arc Quenching: 1) High Resistance Method: Arc resistance is made to increase with time so that current is reduced to a value insufficient to maintain the arc. 2) Low Resistance Method: Dielectric Medium between the contacts is built up more rapidly so that the arc fails to restrike and the current will be interrupted.
- 6. High Resistance Method: Lengthening of arc Reducing the cross section of the arc Splitting the arc Low resistance Method: Lengthening the gap High pressure in the vicinity of the arc Cooling the dielectric medium Blast Effect Significant Terms associated with Circuit Breakers: Arc Voltage Restriking Voltage Recovery Voltage Breaking Capacity Making Capacity Short Time Capacity
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- 13. Pros of SF6 Circuit Breakers: Very Sort Arcing Time Can Interrupt very large currents due to high dielectric strength. Noiseless Operation due to its closed/sealed gas circuit. No problem of moisture. No risk of fire as SF6 is inflammable. Low Maintenance Cost. Cons of SF6 Circuit Breakers: SF6 Circuit Breakers are costly due to high cost of SF6. Since SF6 gas has to be reconditioned after every operation of the breaker additional equipment is needed for this purpose. Rating: 3.6 KV to 760 KV
- 15. Advantages of VCB: Compact & reliable. Less Maintenance and quite in operation. Withstand Lightning Surges. Small Power for control mechanism. Perfect breaking of any heavy fault current. No risk of Fire. Routine tests conducted on VCB: Voltage Test with different frequencies. High Voltage Test Timing Test Penetration Test Insulation Test
- 16. Conclusion: Therefore by using appropriate circuit breaker for appropriate operating voltages we can provide protection for busbar and electrical equipments like Power transformers, generators, C.T.’s , P.T.’s, wave traps etc. from different faults that occur in power system.