1997
DOI: 10.1109/61.634170
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Three-dimensional magnetic field analysis of electrodes for VCBs [vacuum circuit breakers]

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“…Analysis of the performance indexes of the vacuum interrupter under the structural parameters of groups a, b, and c indicates that the more B is increased, the smaller R is reduced. To allow a comparison of B and R on the same horizontal line, this paper normalizes the multi-objective optimization results and introduces the appropriate weight proportion of objective parameters to evaluate the comprehensive performance of the system, as shown in (18).…”
Section: Analysis Of Optimization Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Analysis of the performance indexes of the vacuum interrupter under the structural parameters of groups a, b, and c indicates that the more B is increased, the smaller R is reduced. To allow a comparison of B and R on the same horizontal line, this paper normalizes the multi-objective optimization results and introduces the appropriate weight proportion of objective parameters to evaluate the comprehensive performance of the system, as shown in (18).…”
Section: Analysis Of Optimization Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Here, k 1 = k 2 = 0.5. The optimized results of groups a, b, and c are brought into Equation (18). The CP value of the contact system of group b is 17.8%, and the comprehensive performance is improved significantly.…”
Section: Analysis Of Optimization Resultsmentioning
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“…1, but the copper conductor rod was replaced by a vacuum arc. Because the arc diameter has little effect on AMF, it was set to be the same as the contact [11,12] . The arc conductivity was set to be 2800 S/m [1,12] .…”
Section: Comparison Of Resultsmentioning
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“…A set of measurement equipment which was similar to Nitta et al [4] was used. An AC current of 100 A flowed from upper electrode to the lower one via two copper conducting rods that simulated the two vacuum arc columns.…”
Section: Verification Of the Improvement Of Isbementioning
confidence: 99%