ARC SPLITTER TYPE
The blowouts in these breakers consist of steel inserts in the arcing chutes. These inserts are arranged so that the magnetic field induced in them by the current in the arc helps move the arc upward. The steel plates divide the arc into a number of short arcs in series. Figure 19.6 illustrates an air-break arc splitter-type circuit breaker.
APPLICATION
In general, air-break circuit breakers are suitable for the control of power station auxiliaries and industrial plants. They combine a high degree of safety with minimum maintenance. They do not require any associated equipment such as compressors. Since they have no oil, they are recommended for locations where fire or explosion hazards are feared.
Related posts:
Induction motor:Torque/Speed Curve
Objective tests on induction motor:
Programmable Controllers An engineer’s guide - Distributed systems
Single-phase motors:Compensated Repulsion Motor
Hardware Bible - Functions and Components
Fundamentals and Instruments:Instrument Types
Noise and Grounding:Audio Amplifier Printed Circuit Board Design
AUDIO AND VIDEO SYSTEMS - ACOUSTICS
FIRST ORDER MODELS OF IMs FOR STEADY-STATE STABILITY IN POWER SYSTEMS
Emission Control Systems part1
Motor Control:Direct On Line Starter
voltage:Voltage Sources
Video Synchronization:Analogue Video Interfaces
Electric Motor Manual – INSTALLATION METHODS - Electronic protective relays assure motor relia...