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Os contatos elétricos são separados em velocidade constante e os arcos de interrupção são gerados em nitrogênio ou ar em um circuito resistivo de 200V-450VDC/10A. Os arcos de ruptura são extintos por explosão magnética. A duração do arco para os pares de contatos de prata e cobre é investigada para cada tensão de alimentação. Os resultados a seguir são mostrados. A duração do arco para contatos de Cu em nitrogênio é a mais curta. Para contatos de Cu, o tempo de permanência do arco no ar foi consideravelmente maior que o do nitrogênio. Para contatos Ag, a duração do arco no nitrogênio foi quase a mesma que no ar.
Akinori ISHIHARA
Shizuoka University
Junya SEKIKAWA
Shizuoka University
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Akinori ISHIHARA, Junya SEKIKAWA, "Arc Duration and Dwell Time of Break Arcs Magnetically Blown-out in Nitrogen or Air in a 450VDC/10A Resistive Circuit" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E101-C, no. 9, pp. 699-702, September 2018, doi: 10.1587/transele.E101.C.699.
Abstract: Electrical contacts are separated at constant speed and break arcs are generated in nitrogen or air in a 200V-450VDC/10A resistive circuit. The break arcs are extinguished by magnetic blow-out. Arc duration for the silver and copper contact pairs is investigated for each supply voltage. Following results are shown. The arc duration for Cu contacts in nitrogen is the shortest. For Cu contacts, the arc dwell time in air was considerably longer than that of nitrogen. For Ag contacts, the arc duration in nitrogen was almost the same as that in air.
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