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Voltage transformer for a completely insulated high-voltage installation

Assignee: Siemens AG
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Filing: 1974-05-17
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Granted: 1976-06-08
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Expires: 1994-05-17
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Abstract

Abstract A voltage transformer for a fully-insulated, high-voltage installation with a grounded metal encapsulation includes one electrode arranged in a support insulator which holds the high-voltage conductor centrally in the metal encapsulation. The electrode of the support insulator represents the low-voltage electrode of a high-potential capacitor conjointly defined by this electrode and the high-voltage conductor of the high-voltage installation. The high-potential capacitor and a low-potential capacitor conjointly define a capacitive voltage divider. An amplifier is connected to the low-potential capacitor of the voltage divider.

Inventors

  • 👤 Bishwarup Chaudhuri

Bibliographic Details

Application Number —
Jurisdiction US
Data Source google_patents
Last Synchronized 2026-10-30 14:55
CPC Classifications
H; H01; H01G; H01G2/00; G; G01; G01R; G01R15/00; G01R15/14; G01R15/16; H02; H02B; H02B13/00; H02B13/02; H02B13/035; H02B13/065; H02G; H02G5/00; H02G5/06; H02G5/066; H02G5/068

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 8
Claim 1
Independent Claim 148 words
In a fully-insulated, high-voltage installation including a grounded metal enclosure and a high-voltage conductor contained in the metal enclosure, a voltage transformer comprising: a supporting insulator centrally supporting the high-voltage conductor in the metal enclosure; a low-voltage electrode embedded in said supporting insulator so as to be in spaced relation to the high-voltage conductor, said low-voltage electrode and the high-voltage conductor conjointly defining a high-voltage capacitor; a low-voltage capacitor connected to said high-voltage capacitor, said high-voltage capacitor and said low-voltage capacitor conjointly defining a capacitive voltage divider; connecting means connecting said low-voltage capacitor to said low-voltage electrode embedded in said support insulator, said connecting means being a connecting lead extending within said supporting insulator; and, control electrode means embedded in said supporting insulator in surrounding relation to said connecting lead whereby a significant alteration of the pattern of the electric field lines within the metal enclosure is precluded.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 148 words
In a fully-insulated, high-voltage installation including a grounded metal enclosure and a high-voltage conductor contained in the metal enclosure, a voltage transformer comprising: a supporting insulator centrally supporting the high-voltage conductor in the metal enclosure; a low-voltage electrode embedded in said supporting insulator so as to be in spaced relation to the high-voltage conductor, said low-voltage electrode and the high-voltage conductor conjointly defining a high-voltage capacitor; a low-voltage capacitor connected to said high-voltage capacitor, said high-voltage capacitor and said low-voltage capacitor conjointly defining a capacitive voltage divider; connecting means connecting said low-voltage capacitor to said low-voltage electrode embedded in said support insulator, said connecting means being a connecting lead extending within said supporting insulator; and, control electrode means embedded in said supporting insulator in surrounding relation to said connecting lead whereby a significant alteration of the pattern of the electric field lines within the metal enclosure is precluded.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 32 words
The voltage transformer of claim 1, said control electrode means comprising a plurality of control electrodes embedded in said supporting insulator so as to be in surrounding relation to said connecting lead.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 61 words
The voltage transformer of claim 2 wherein the high-voltage on the high-voltage conductor causes an electric field to be developed between the high-voltage conductor and the metal enclosure, each of said control electrodes being an open thin metal ring, said metal rings being disposed on respectively different equipotential planes of the electric field between the high-voltage conductor and the metal enclosure.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 237 words
In a fully-insulated, high-voltage installation including a grounded metal enclosure and a high-voltage conductor contained in the metal enclosure, the high-voltage on the high-voltage conductor causing an electric field to be developed between the high-voltage conductor and the metal enclosure, a voltage transformer comprising: a supporting insulator centrally supporting the high-voltage conductor in the metal enclosure; a low-voltage electrode embedded in said supporting insulator so as to be in spaced relation to the high-voltage conductor, said low-voltage electrode and the high-voltage conductor conjointly defining a high-voltage capacitor; a low-voltage capacitor connected to said high-voltage capacitor, said high-voltage capacitor and said low-voltage capacitor conjointly defining a capacitive voltage divider; additional supporting insulators, and additional low-voltage electrodes in corresponding ones of said additional supporting insulators so as to be in spaced relation to the high-voltage conductor; said additional low-voltage electrodes and the high voltage conductor conjointly defining respective additional high-voltage capacitors; a plurality of connecting leads corresponding to respective ones of said low-voltage electrodes to connect the same to said low-voltage capacitor, said connecting leads being connected together whereby said high-voltage capacitors are connected in parallel with each other to provide a greater total high-voltage capacity for said capacitive voltage divider, said connecting leads being run in said supporting insulators respectively; and, control electrode means embedded in said supporting insulators, respectively, whereby a significant alteration of the pattern of the electric field lines within the metal enclosure is precluded.
Claim 6
Dependent Claim 237 words
In a fully-insulated, high-voltage installation including a grounded metal enclosure and a high-voltage conductor contained in the metal enclosure, the high-voltage on the high-voltage conductor causing an electric field to be developed between the high-voltage conductor and the metal enclosure, a voltage transformer comprising: a supporting insulator centrally supporting the high-voltage conductor in the metal enclosure; a low-voltage electrode embedded in said supporting insulator so as to be in spaced relation to the high-voltage conductor, said low-voltage electrode and the high-voltage conductor conjointly defining a high-voltage capacitor; a low-voltage capacitor connected to said high-voltage capacitor, said high-voltage capacitor and said low-voltage capacitor conjointly defining a capacitive voltage divider; additional supporting insulators, and additional low-voltage electrodes in corresponding ones of said additional supporting insulators so as to be in spaced relation to the high-voltage conductor; said additional low-voltage electrodes and the high voltage conductor conjointly defining respective additional high-voltage capacitors; a plurality of connecting leads corresponding to respective ones of said low-voltage electrodes to connect the same to said low-voltage capacitor, said connecting leads being connected together whereby said high-voltage capacitors are connected in parallel with each other to provide a greater total high-voltage capacity for said capacitive voltage divider, said connecting leads being run in said supporting insulators respectively; and, control electrode means embedded in said supporting insulators, respectively, whereby a significant alteration of the pattern of the electric field lines within the metal enclosure is precluded.
Claim 7
Dependent Claim 135 words
In a fully-insulated, high-voltage installation including a grounded metal enclosure and a high-voltage conductor contained in the metal enclosure, the high-voltage on the high-voltage conductor causing an electric field to be developed between the high-voltage conductor and the metal enclosure, a voltage transformer comprising: a supporting insulator centrally supporting the high-voltage conductor in the metal enclosure; a low-voltage electrode embedded in said supporting insulator so as to be in spaced relation to the high-voltage conductor, said low-voltage electrode and the high-voltage conductor conjointly defining a high-voltage capacitor; a low-voltage capacitor connected to said high-voltage capacitor, said high-voltage capacitor and said low-voltage capacitor conjointly defining a capacitive voltage divider; said supporting insulator having a surface engaging the high-voltage conductor, and a metal ring mounted at said surface for obtaining an advantageous distribution of the electric field.
Claim 8
Dependent Claim 135 words
In a fully-insulated, high-voltage installation including a grounded metal enclosure and a high-voltage conductor contained in the metal enclosure, the high-voltage on the high-voltage conductor causing an electric field to be developed between the high-voltage conductor and the metal enclosure, a voltage transformer comprising: a supporting insulator centrally supporting the high-voltage conductor in the metal enclosure; a low-voltage electrode embedded in said supporting insulator so as to be in spaced relation to the high-voltage conductor, said low-voltage electrode and the high-voltage conductor conjointly defining a high-voltage capacitor; a low-voltage capacitor connected to said high-voltage capacitor, said high-voltage capacitor and said low-voltage capacitor conjointly defining a capacitive voltage divider; said supporting insulator having a surface engaging the high-voltage conductor, and a metal ring mounted at said surface for obtaining an advantageous distribution of the electric field.

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USPTO Annuity & Maintenance Windows

Annuity Stage Window Opens Payment Deadline Surcharge Period Until Estimated Fee Status
3.5 Years (Year 4) 1979-06-08 1979-12-08 1980-06-08 $2000.00 Window Closed / Lapsed
7.5 Years (Year 8) 1983-06-08 1983-12-08 1984-06-08 $3760.00 Window Closed / Lapsed
11.5 Years (Year 12) 1987-06-08 1987-12-08 1988-06-08 $7700.00 Window Closed / Lapsed

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