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Class 218/50 - Movable


Subclass of Class 218 - High-voltage switches with arc preventing or extinguishing devices
Definition: Subject matter including a conducting part which bears a
No. of patents: 6
Last issue date: 10/08/1996


NumberTitleIssue Date
5563389High-voltage power switch
High-voltage power switch with an arc contact and a spatially separated rated current contact, with the movable part of the rated current contact taking the form of an external hollow cylinder for delimiting a storage space for a pressurized quenching gas...
10/08/1996
5151674Power circuit breaker
An automatic cutout or a power circuit breaker with high current-limiting capacity contains no conductor connections of any kind, has only two weld or solder joints and requires no adjustment. This automatic cutout can be assembled progressively and purel...
09/29/1992
4207447Gas interrupter having narrow and wide arc passages
In a gas interrupter, high pressure gas such as air and SF6 is puffed to an arc so as to perform the extinction of the arc and a part of the passage of the arc is limited to narrow space and the arc voltage is raised at the narrow part and the ...
06/10/1980
4205209Articulated contact finger
An articulated contact finger of very high voltage gasblast circuit-breaker. It is characterized in that the pin on which the finger is articulated is disposed between the contact piece and a spring which provides the force required at the contact point, ...
05/27/1980
4016384Operating mechanism and position indicator for a circuit interrupter
An improved circuit-breaker position-indicator is provided for a gas-type circuit-interrupter in which the circuit-breaker structure is enclosed within an outer pressurized casing at a different pressure than the gas pressure interiorly of the circuit-bre...
04/05/1977
3965318Contact arrangement for an electric pressure gas power circuit breaker
A contact arrangement for an electric pressure-gas circuit breaker for interrupting an electric current includes two stationary contact pieces disposed so as to conjointly define a gap therebetween. A follower contact is arranged on one of the contact pie...
06/22/1976
 
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