Nina Sasaki Støa-Aanensen
Forsker
Nina Sasaki Støa-Aanensen
Forsker
Publikasjoner og ansvarsområder
Replacing SF6
SF6 - en av verdens verste klimagasser
Current interruption performance of ultrahigh-pressure nitrogen arc
In this paper, the influence of gas filling pressure on the current interruption performance of different switch configurations with electric arcs burning in nitrogen has been experimentally investigated. A synthetic circuit generating a current of 130 A at 190 Hz is used and the initial rate of...
Arc Voltage Distribution Measurement in Tube Constricted Ultrahigh-Pressure Nitrogen Arc
This work contributes to the fundamental understanding of axial voltage distribution of the arc burning inside polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) tube at very high filling pressures of nitrogen. The arc peak current of 85 A at a frequency of 190 Hz with a fixed initial rate of rise of recovery...
Thermal interruption performance of ultrahigh-pressure free-burning nitrogen arc
In this paper, an experimental investigation of the thermal interruption performance of free-burning nitrogen arcs at 1 bar, 20 bar, and 40 bar filling pressures is reported. This work contributes to the fundamental understanding of arc characteristics at very high gas filling pressures. A...
Effect of Filling Pressure on Post-Arc Gap Recovery of N2
Experimental investigation of the effect of filling pressure on the post-arc dielectric recovery characteristics of nitrogen is reported in this paper. A half-cycle arc current duration of 540 μs followed by a 10 kV pulse with a rise rate of 150 V/μs is applied across the contact gap. The pulse is...
Post-arc Dielectric Recovery Characteristics of Free-burning Ultrahigh-Pressure Nitrogen Arc
This work contributes to the fundamental understanding of post-arc dielectric recovery characteristics of free-burning nitrogen arcs as a function of gas filling pressure. Arc peak current of 425 A at a frequency of 925 Hz is used throughout the experiment. The arc burns freely between two fixed...
Comparison of Different Air Flow Concepts for a Medium Voltage Load Break Switch
The research and development work towards a compact SF6-free load break switch for the medium voltage range has led to several design proposals. The interruption capability of three different nozzle and gas flow concepts with atmospheric air as the interrupting medium is compared and assessed. The...