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Power-Circuit-Breaker Ratings

Transactions of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, 1941
CIRCUIT breaker application is being simplified. A subcommittee of the protective devices committee of the AIEE has studied methods of calculating short circuit currents and has prepared a report which presents a simplified procedure based on standardized contact parting times and typical current decrements.1 To facilitate the use of this method ...
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Ferromagnetic circuit breaker

Technical Physics Letters, 1999
Current can be transferred to the load of an inductive energy storage device by rapidly increasing the inductance of a circuit element connected in parallel with the load. The present paper suggests using a coil with a ferromagnetic core for this purpose. In addition to the principal (toroidal) field, an orthogonal (poloidal) control field is generated
G. A. Shneerson   +3 more
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Circuit breaker development

Journal of the A.I.E.E., 1927
This paper tells of (1) conditions which govern the design of a breaker of a given interrupting capacity, (2) the standardization that has been accomplished in rating breakers, and (3) trends in the design of breakers constructed to meet operating requirements.
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A Review of Solid-State Circuit Breakers

IEEE Transactions on Power Electronics, 2021
Rostan Rodrigues, Pietro Cairoli
exaly  

Vacuum circuit breakers

1982
The vacuum circuit breaker has fascinated the switchgear designer for many years, primarily because of the great advantages of vacuum interrupters, which are: (a) They are entirely self contained, need no supplies of gases or liquids and emit no flame or gas.
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Circuit Breakers in Low- and Medium-Voltage DC Microgrids for Protection against Short-Circuit Electrical Faults: Evolution and Future Challenges

Applied Sciences (Switzerland), 2022
Bayron Perea-Mena   +2 more
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Circuit Breakers

2005
L.G. Hewitson   +2 more
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Marine Circuit Breakers

2017
<div class="section abstract"> <div class="htmlview paragraph">This recommended practice covers the requirements of magnetic or thermal circuit breakers for use in marine applications for 50 V DC or less.</div> </div>
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HVDC Circuit Breakers–A Review

IEEE Access, 2020
Mike Barnes   +2 more
exaly  

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