Break arcs are generated in a 48VDC resistive circuit. Circuit current I0 when electrical contacts are closed is changed from 50A to 300A. The break arcs are observed by a high-speed camera with appropriate settings of exposure from horizontal direction. Length of the break arcs L is measured from images of the break arcs. Time evolutions of the length L and gap voltage Vg are investigated. The following results are obtained. By appropriate settings of the high-speed camera, the time evolution of the length L is obtained from just after ignition to before arc extinction. Tendency of increase of the length L is similar to that of increase of the voltage Vg for each current I0.
Kenshi HAMAMOTO
Shizuoka University
Junya SEKIKAWA
Shizuoka University
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Kenshi HAMAMOTO, Junya SEKIKAWA, "Investigation of Time Evolution of Length of Break Arcs Occurring in a 48VDC/50-300A Resistive Circuit" in IEICE TRANSACTIONS on Electronics,
vol. E102-C, no. 5, pp. 424-427, May 2019, doi: 10.1587/transele.2018ECS6025.
Abstract: Break arcs are generated in a 48VDC resistive circuit. Circuit current I0 when electrical contacts are closed is changed from 50A to 300A. The break arcs are observed by a high-speed camera with appropriate settings of exposure from horizontal direction. Length of the break arcs L is measured from images of the break arcs. Time evolutions of the length L and gap voltage Vg are investigated. The following results are obtained. By appropriate settings of the high-speed camera, the time evolution of the length L is obtained from just after ignition to before arc extinction. Tendency of increase of the length L is similar to that of increase of the voltage Vg for each current I0.
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