| Brand | ROCKWILL |
| Series | RHD |
| Rated maximum voltage | 420 kV |
| Rated maximum current | 3150~5000 A |
| Lightning impulse withstand voltage | 50~63 kA |
| Rated peak withstand current | 125~158 kA |
Our 420kV dead tank SF6 high voltage circuit breaker is engineered for EHV power transmission and substation power distribution applications. Equipped with a full pure spring operating mechanism, it eliminates hydraulic and pneumatic auxiliary drives, featuring a streamlined structure and outstanding operational stability. Optimized for harsh outdoor power operation environments, it serves as the core primary equipment for switching on/off and fault interruption in extra-high voltage power grids.
| Item | Specification |
|---|---|
| Rated maximum voltage | 420 kV |
| Rated maximum current | 3150~5000 A |
| Rated frequency | 50/60 Hz |
| Lightning impulse withstand voltage | 1425/1560 kV |
| Rated short-circuit breaking current | 50~63 kA |
| Rated peak withstand current | 125~158 kA |
| Creepage distance | 25~31 mm/kV |
| Partial discharge | ≤10 pC |
| Opening time | ≤30 ms |
| Alarm/blocking pressure | 0.55/0.50 MPa |
| Gas moisture content | ≤150 ppm(v) |
| Heater voltage | AC220 V |
| Voltage of energy-store motor | DC110/220 V |
| 1min Power frequency withstand voltage | 630/720 kV |
| First open pole factor | 1.3 |
| Rated short-circuit duration | 3 s |
| Rated cable/line charging breaking current | 400~500 A |
| Rated making current (peak) | 125~158 kA |
| Operation sequence | O-0.3s-CO-180s-CO |
| Breaking time | ≤60 ms |
| Closing time | ≤100 ms |
| Rated SF₆ gas pressure | 0.6~0.7 MPa |
| SF₆ annual gas leakage rate | ≤0.5% |
| Mechanical life | 10000 times |
| Voltage of control circuit | DC110/220 V |
| Applied standards | GB/T 1984 / IEC 62271-100 |
During the normal operation and interruption processes of a circuit breaker, SF₆ gas can decompose, producing various decomposition products such as SF₄, S₂F₂, SOF₂, HF, and SO₂. These decomposition products are often corrosive, toxic, or irritating, and therefore require monitoring.If the concentration of these decomposition products exceeds certain limits, it may indicate abnormal discharges or other faults within the arc quenching chamber. Timely maintenance and handling are necessary to prevent further damage to the equipment and to safeguard personnel health.
The leakage rate of SF₆ gas must be controlled at an extremely low level, typically not exceeding 1% per year. SF₆ gas is a potent greenhouse gas, with a greenhouse effect 23,900 times that of carbon dioxide. If a leak occurs, it can not only cause environmental pollution but also lead to a decrease in the gas pressure within the arc quenching chamber, affecting the performance and reliability of the circuit breaker.
To monitor the leakage of SF₆ gas, gas leakage detection devices are typically installed on tank-type circuit breakers. These devices help to promptly identify any leaks so that appropriate measures can be taken to address the issue.
The interrupter is typically installed inside the tank, resulting in a highly compact overall structure that enables efficient arc quenching within a limited space. Depending on the arc extinguishing principle and technical approach, the specific configuration of the interrupter may vary, but all designs include core components such as moving/stationary contacts, a nozzle, and insulating parts. During opening operation to interrupt the current, these components work together to achieve fast and reliable extinction of the arc.