Experiments with vacuum interrupters used for large dc-current interruption
Experiments with vacuum interrupters used for large dc-current interruption
Vacuum interrupters have been tested in circuits similar to those used in theta-pinch and Tokamak fusion devices. The effects on performance of auxiliary circuit components and axial magnetic fields have been determined, and limits to lifetime caused by mechanical and electrical wear have been measured. Results show that the upper reliable limit of interruption is independent of the auxiliary components but quite dependent on interrupter size and on the axial field.
- University of North Texas United States
Electrical Equipment, Thermonuclear Reactors 700203* -- Fusion Power Plant Technology-- Power Supplies, Tokamak Type Reactors, Performance, Equipment, Direct Current, Linear Pinch Devices, Energy Storage, Reliability, Electric Currents, Electronic Circuits, Thermonuclear Devices, Pinch Devices, Currents, Linear Theta Pinch Devices, 70 Plasma Physics And Fusion Technology, Switches, Open Plasma Devices
Electrical Equipment, Thermonuclear Reactors 700203* -- Fusion Power Plant Technology-- Power Supplies, Tokamak Type Reactors, Performance, Equipment, Direct Current, Linear Pinch Devices, Energy Storage, Reliability, Electric Currents, Electronic Circuits, Thermonuclear Devices, Pinch Devices, Currents, Linear Theta Pinch Devices, 70 Plasma Physics And Fusion Technology, Switches, Open Plasma Devices
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