MA Hongming, ZHOU Taotao, PENG Shiyi, et al. Failure Analysis of a 220kV SF6 Circuit Breaker Closing Not in Place[J]. High voltageapparatus, 2018, 54(7): 224-230.
MA Hongming, ZHOU Taotao, PENG Shiyi, et al. Failure Analysis of a 220kV SF6 Circuit Breaker Closing Not in Place[J]. High voltageapparatus, 2018, 54(7): 224-230. DOI: 10.13296/j.1001-1609.hva.2018.07.031.
Failure Analysis of a 220kV SF6 Circuit Breaker Closing Not in Place
A short circuit fault occurred in a GIS circuit breaker in Guizhou Power Grid. Through the disintegrationanalysis
it is found that the circuit breaker is not in the position of closing the arc-extinguishing chamber
the maincontact is not touched
and only the contact of the arc contact causes the contact resistance to increase
causes thecopper tungsten part of the serious heated
while the heat dissipation in the nozzle environment is not good
long-term heat accumulation
resulting in self-expansion of the arc-type contact after contact with the static arc contactpart of the gap
resulting in local arc ablation. When the ions generated by ablation accumulated to a certain concen-tration
the insulation properties of the gas chamber is destroyed
resulting in short-circuit between the tank and theshell. Through the trouble shooting and calculation of the faulty circuit breaker
it is found that the loosening of thebolts of the fixed transmission mechanism causes the circuit breaker to close in the wrong place
which leads to theshort circuit discharge of the circuit breaker. The causes of the looseness of the bolts are qualitative described andthe improvement measures of anti-looseness of the bolts are provided.