Switchboard applied with bushing-type current transformer

Patent metadata

Field	Value
Publication number	US-9620938-B2
Application number	US-201514743906-A
Country	US
Kind code	B2
Filing date	Jun 18, 2015
Priority date	Dec 3, 2014
Publication date	Apr 11, 2017
Grant date	Apr 11, 2017

Abstract

A switchboard applied with a bushing-type current transformer includes a terminal bushing inserted from a front direction, a switchboard terminal coupled to the terminal bushing, a metering current transformer bushing inserted from a front direction and inserted into the terminal bushing while wrapping the switchboard terminal, and a metering current transformer disposed outside the metering current transformer bushing and assembled or disassembled at a front surface through a circuit breaker chamber. Thus, the switchboard applied with a bushing-type current transformer has an advantage of having a high degree of internal space utilization or capable of being made to be compact.

First claim

What is claimed is:

1. A switchboard applied with a bushing-type current transformer, the switchboard comprising:
a terminal bushing inserted from a front direction;
a switchboard terminal coupled to the terminal bushing;
a metering current transformer bushing inserted from the front direction and inserted into the terminal bushing while surrounding the switchboard terminal; and
a metering current transformer disposed outside the metering current transformer bushing and assembled or disassembled at a front surface through a circuit breaker chamber,
wherein a terminal bushing mounter at which the terminal bushing is installed is provided inside at least one of a bus bar chamber and a cable chamber.

2. The switchboard according to claim 1 , wherein a current transformer mounter at which the metering current transformer is installed is provided on a rear plate of the circuit breaker chamber.

3. The switchboard according to claim 1 , wherein the metering current transformer bushing comprises:
a head portion;
a protrusion portion protruding from the head portion and provided in a flange shape; and
a body portion extending from the protrusion portion.

4. The switchboard according to claim 3 , wherein ridges are formed on the outer circumferential surface of at least one of the head portion and body portion.

5. The switchboard according to claim 3 , further comprising a stress control sealed member disposed at the body portion.

6. The switchboard according to claim 5 , wherein a section in which the stress control sealed member is installed is longer than a section in which the metering current transformer is installed.

7. The switchboard according to claim 3 , wherein an inner supporting portion supporting an end of the switchboard terminal is provided in the body portion.

8. The switchboard according to claim 7 , wherein the switchboard terminal is spaced without contacting the metering current transformer bushing excluding the inner supporting portion.

9. The switchboard according to claim 3 , wherein a ring conductor portion is disposed at a front surface portion of the body portion.

10. The switchboard according to claim 9 , wherein an earthing member is coupled to the ring conductor portion, and
the earthing member contacts the switchboard terminal.

11. The switchboard according to claim 3 , wherein a semi-conductive layer is disposed on the outer circumferential surface of the body portion.

12. The switchboard according to claim 1 , wherein a base plate forming a lower portion of the circuit breaker chamber is made of a module that is separated from the switchboard.

13. The switchboard according to claim 1 , further comprising a voltage transformer body input into or output from a voltage transformer chamber and a voltage transformer bus bar installed in a bus bar chamber or a cable chamber, wherein a voltage transformer terminal of the voltage transformer body is directly connected to the voltage transformer bus bar.

14. The switchboard according to claim 13 , wherein:
a voltage transformer cradle is provided at the voltage transformer chamber,
a voltage transformer cradle bushing is disposed at the voltage transformer cradle,
the voltage transformer bus bar is input into a rear portion of the voltage transformer cradle bushing, and
the voltage terminal, when the voltage transformer body is input to an operation position, is directly connected to the voltage transformer bus bar by being input into a front portion of the voltage transformer cradle bushing while not contacting the voltage transformer cradle bushing.

15. A switchboard applied with a bushing-type current transformer, the switchboard comprising:
a casing having a front opening portion and a circuit breaker chamber including a circuit breaker disposed therein;
a terminal bushing mounter disposed in the casing;
a terminal bushing inserted into the terminal bushing mounter from a front portion of the terminal bushing mounter;
a switchboard terminal coupled to the terminal bushing;
a metering current transformer bushing inserted into a circuit breaker chamber rear plate forming the circuit breaker chamber, surrounding the switchboard terminal, and having a part inserted into the terminal bushing;
a current transformer mounter disposed at the circuit breaker chamber rear plate; and
a metering current transformer inserted into the current transformer mounter in a front portion of the current transformer mounter and assembled or disassembled by passing through the circuit breaker chamber.

16. The switchboard according to claim 15 , further comprising:
a stress control sealed member disposed in the metering current transformer bushing;
a ring conductor portion disposed at the metering current transformer bushing to be connected to the stress control sealed member;
an earthing member coupled to the ring conductor portion and contacting the switchboard terminal 42 to form an earth circuit; and
a semi-conductive layer disposed at the outer surface of the metering current transformer bushing and earth-connected.

17. The switchboard according to claim 15 , wherein a base plate forming a lower portion of the circuit breaker chamber is made of a module that is separated from the switchboard.

18. The switchboard according to claim 17 , wherein the casing is partitioned into:
a voltage transformer chamber having a voltage transformer disposed therein,
a bus bar chamber through which a bus bar passes, and
a cable chamber which a input/output bus or a cable enters,
the switchboard further comprising:
a voltage transformer body input into or output from the voltage transformer chamber, and
a voltage transformer bus bar disposed in at least one of the bus bar chamber and cable chamber,
a voltage transformer terminal of the voltage transformer body being directly connected to the voltage transformer bus bar.

19. The switchboard according to claim 18 , wherein:
a voltage transformer cradle is provided at the voltage transformer chamber,
a voltage transformer cradle bushing is disposed at the voltage transformer cradle,
the voltage transformer bus bar is input into a rear portion of the voltage transformer cradle bushing, and
the voltage terminal, when the voltage transformer body is input to an operation position, is directly connected to the voltage transformer bus bar by being input into a front portion of the voltage transformer cradle bushing while not contacting the voltage transformer cradle bushing.

Assignees

• Lsis Co Ltd

Inventors

• Yang Seung Pil
• Ahn Kil Young
• Han Dae Soo
• Mun Seung Hwan
• Kim Jong Doo

Classifications

• H02B11/04

  Isolating-contacts, e.g. mountings or shieldings · CPC title

• H02B11/12

  with isolation by horizontal withdrawal · CPC title

• H02B1/30

  Cabinet-type casings; Parts thereof or accessories therefor · CPC title

• H02B11/26 Primary

  Arrangements of fuses, resistors, voltage arresters or the like · CPC title

• H02B1/03 Primary

  for energy meters · CPC title