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72,5 kV...550 kV
1250 A...4000 A
31,5 kA...63 kA
Pantograph Disconnectors
P RF
Ur
Ir
Ik
123 kV...420 kV
3150 A
50 kA
P RL
Ur
Ir
Ik
245 kV...800 kV
3150 A...5000 A
63 kA...80 kA
123 kV...550 kV
1250 A...6300 A
31,5 kA...63 kA
36 kV...800 kV
1250 A...5000 A
31,5 kA...63 kA
Knee-type Disconnectors
G BF
Ur
Ir
Ik
Earthing Switches
AE / BE / ME
Built-on earthing switches
Free-standing earthing switches
Neutral point earthing switches
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Current path for 2500 A with copper leads in the contact head
The current path of the vertical break disconnector opens vertically and
thus makes small phase distances possible.
The current path performs two movements:
a vertical swinging movement
a rotary movement around its own longitudinal axis.
The rotary movement generates the contact force and breaks possible ice
coatings.
In both end positions the rotary arm is switched beyond the dead centre
point. This locks the current path short circuit proof in the CLOSED position and prevents the current path from getting out of the OPEN position
under external forces.
The huge distance between supporting insulator and rotating insulator
ensures dielectric strength of the parallel insulation even under severe
salt fog conditions.
The movable part of the current path is one single subassembly which is
pre-adjusted and individually tested in the factory. This allows easy and
quick installation and commissioning on site.
Knee-type disconnector
Three-pole centre break disconnector with two earthing switches in inboard design
Red coloured: Earthing switch 1
Blue coloured: Earthing switch 2
Ruhrtal
Commutating Contacts
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Disconnector
Pantograph
Centre Break
Vertical Break
Ruhrtal type
P RF / P RL
D BF
Z BF
H BF
KK
DKK
ZKK
HKK
1600
1600
1600
1600
300
300
300
100
100
100
100
123-550
72.5-550
72.5-800
123-550
Rated voltage of
disconnector (kV)
11
For maintenance work the operating mechanism can be blocked additionally by a mechanical interlocking device.
The Ruhrtal motor operating mechanism is protected against
condensation water by a heating resistor and the air circulation inside the housing.
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Internet: www.ruhrtal-high-voltage.de