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Development of an Over-Temperature Supervising System of Switch Cabinet Based on Gas Sensing Technology

  • Jian Le ORCID logo EMAIL logo , Qian Zhou , Cao Wang , Zhi-chun Yang und Hao Zhang
Veröffentlicht/Copyright: 14. Februar 2019

Abstract

Existing over-temperature supervising (OTS) systems available for switch cabinet, even those based on advanced optical fiber sensing technology, are unable to satisfy the critical requirements such as reliability, safety, practicability and economy simultaneously. In this paper, a novel OTS scheme that take a special kind of gas to carry the signal indicating the over-temperature state of a switch cabinet is developed elaborately. Serving for the CO2 gas which has comprehensive and overwhelming superiorities in situation of OTS, a gas storage unit that is composed of a hard plastic crust and an inner tubular airbag, a gas releasing mechanism that consists of bimetallic and acupuncture, and a gas sensing terminal are designed artfully. The overall OTS system is finally developed by integrating these three parts with a background server via wireless communication technology. The advantages of the proposed system, such as high reliability and safety, fast response speed and universal applicability have been proven by lab tests and field experiments. Moreover, the inherent low cost and easy installation and maintenance features of our scheme facilitate the development of OTS systems for other electrical devices in power system.

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Received: 2018-02-06
Revised: 2018-12-16
Accepted: 2019-01-12
Published Online: 2019-02-14

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