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O limitador de corrente de metal líquido (LMCL) é uma alternativa possível para limitar a corrente curta do sistema de potência devido aos seus méritos especiais. Este artigo é dedicado à investigação do comportamento do arco em metal líquido GaInSn para aplicação de limitação de corrente. Primeiramente, a evolução do arco incluindo iniciação, expansão e extinção do arco é observada através de um dispositivo experimental. A resistência do arco e a propriedade de autocura do metal líquido são descritas. Posteriormente, é apresentada a erosão do arco nos eletrodos e analisadas suas causas. Finalmente, as características do arco com a influência da taxa de aumento da corrente prospectiva e do diâmetro do canal são discutidas em detalhes.
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Yiying LIU, Mingzhe RONG, Yi WU, Chenxi PAN, Hong LIU, Shijie YU, "Experimental Research of Arc Behavior in Liquid Metal for Current Limiting Application" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E92-C, no. 8, pp. 1008-1012, August 2009, doi: 10.1587/transele.E92.C.1008.
Abstract: The liquid metal current limiter (LMCL) is a possible alternative to limit the short current of power system due to its special merits. This paper is devoted to the investigation of the arc behavior in liquid metal GaInSn for current limiting application. Firstly, the arc evolution including arc initiation, arc expansion and arc extinguish is observed through an experimental device. The resistance of arc and the self healing property of liquid metal are described. Subsequently, the arc erosion on electrodes is presented with its causes analyzed. Finally, the arc characteristics with the influence of rise rate of prospective current and channel diameter are discussed in details.
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