View source for 18600160. SWITCHGEAR ARCHITECTURE simplified abstract (Eaton Intelligent Power Limited)

=SWITCHGEAR ARCHITECTURE=


==Organization Name==

[[:Category:Eaton Intelligent Power Limited|Eaton Intelligent Power Limited]]


[[Category:Eaton Intelligent Power Limited]]

==Inventor(s)==

[[:Category:Kaushik Kona of Maharashtra (IN)|Kaushik Kona of Maharashtra (IN)]][[Category:Kaushik Kona of Maharashtra (IN)]]

[[:Category:Rushikesh Solase of Maharashtra (IN)|Rushikesh Solase of Maharashtra (IN)]][[Category:Rushikesh Solase of Maharashtra (IN)]]

[[:Category:Mangesh Pingle of Maharashtra (IN)|Mangesh Pingle of Maharashtra (IN)]][[Category:Mangesh Pingle of Maharashtra (IN)]]

[[:Category:Vishal Pawar of Maharashtra (IN)|Vishal Pawar of Maharashtra (IN)]][[Category:Vishal Pawar of Maharashtra (IN)]]

[[:Category:Minal Waghmore of Maharashtra (IN)|Minal Waghmore of Maharashtra (IN)]][[Category:Minal Waghmore of Maharashtra (IN)]]

==SWITCHGEAR ARCHITECTURE - A simplified explanation of the abstract==


This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18600160 titled 'SWITCHGEAR ARCHITECTURE

'''Simplified Explanation''': 

The patent application describes a switchgear with multiple switching devices that disconnect a power supply from a load. Each switching device has poles with fixed and moveable contacts, and an actuating mechanism with a rotating shaft to open or close the switches. The switching devices are aligned along one axis, with poles arranged along a perpendicular axis. 

'''Key Features and Innovation''':
* Switchgear with multiple switching devices
* Each switching device has poles with fixed and moveable contacts
* Actuating mechanism with rotating shaft to open or close switches
* Alignment of switching devices along one axis and poles along a perpendicular axis

'''Potential Applications''':
The technology can be used in various industries such as power distribution, manufacturing, and infrastructure for safe and efficient disconnection of power supplies from loads.

'''Problems Solved''':
This technology addresses the need for reliable and precise disconnection of power supplies from loads, improving safety and efficiency in electrical systems.

'''Benefits''':
* Enhanced safety in power distribution systems
* Improved efficiency in disconnecting power supplies from loads
* Precise control over switching devices

'''Commercial Applications''':
The technology can be applied in power distribution systems, manufacturing plants, and infrastructure projects to ensure safe and efficient disconnection of power supplies from loads, potentially reducing downtime and maintenance costs.

'''Prior Art''''':
Readers can start their search for prior art related to this technology by looking into patents or research papers on switchgear, electrical switches, and power distribution systems.

'''Frequently Updated Research''':
Stay updated on the latest advancements in switchgear technology, electrical systems, and power distribution for potential improvements or new applications of this technology.

'''Questions about Switchgear Technology''':
1. What are the key advantages of using this switchgear technology in power distribution systems?
2. How does this technology compare to traditional switchgear systems in terms of efficiency and safety?


==Original Abstract Submitted==

A switchgear, comprising a plurality of switching devices configured to disconnect a power supply from a load. Each switching device comprises: a plurality of poles, each pole associated with a respective switch having a fixed contact and a moveable contact, and an actuating mechanism comprising a shaft, the shaft configured to rotate to transfer an external input force to move the moveable contact and open or close the switches of the switching device. The plurality of switching devices are arranged along a first axis, and the plurality of poles of each switching device are arranged along a respective second axis perpendicular to the first axis. Each shaft is arranged perpendicular to the first axis and is configured to rotate around a rotational axis parallel to the second axes.



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