journal article·2003-01

Nanocrystallized cores for ground fault circuit breakers

T Waeckerlé, H Fraisse, D Gautard

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Abstract Nanocrystallized cores for ground fault circuit breaker (GFCB) can be manufactured for low exciting fields such as 2 A/m, with a low sensitivity to varied pulsed waveform currents (Δ B dyn /Δ B sin ⩾0.85) and Δ B >0.1 T. On the basis of an experimental and statistical study, it is shown that these GFCB working features are mainly correlated to the remanent induction B r . The results allow a well-controlled design of compact and reliable GFCB transformers.
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OpenAlex topics: Diamond and Carbon-based Materials Research · Vacuum and Plasma Arcs · Pulsed Power Technology Applications

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