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| Committee | Date Time | Place | Paper Title / Authors | Abstract | Paper # | |
| EMD | 2023-03-03 15:45 |
Saitama | NIT and Online (Primary: On-site, Secondary: Online) |
Break arc characteristics of AgSnO2 contacts in an inductive load circuit up to DC20V Shota Kosugi, Makoto Hasegawa (Chitose Inst. of Science and Technology) |
(To be available after the conference date) [more] | |
| EMD | 2022-03-04 15:00 |
Online | Online | Effect of inductance and magnetic blowout on DC arc discharge when contacts opened Yuuto Waragai, Kiyoshi Yoshida, Koichiro Sawa (NIT)  EMD2021-20 |
DC current switching has been getting important as DC grid systems and electrical vehicles have been more popular. As we... [more] | EMD2021-20 pp.31-36 |
| EMD | 2020-03-06 16:35 |
Chiba | CHIBA Institute of Technology Tsudanuma Campus (Cancelled but technical report was issued) |
Influence of Magnetic Flux Density and Breaking Speed on Magnetic Blowout of DC Arc Discharge Hiroki Yamauchi, Hayato Watanabe, Koichiro Sawa, Kiyoshi Yoshida (NIT) EMD2019-71 |
The arc duration time ta and the arc energy Ea when a magnetic flux was applied to the electrical contact were measured.... [more] | EMD2019-71 pp.61-64 |
| EMD | 2019-03-01 14:45 |
Tokyo | Influence of current and magnetic flux density on magnetic blow-out on arc discharge at breaking of electrical contacts Mano Kenta, Koichiro Sawa, KIyoshi Yoshida (NIT) EMD2018-69 |
Recently, applications using DC high voltage are increasing. In the DC circuit, there is a method called "magnetic blow-... [more] | EMD2018-69 pp.53-57 |
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| EMD, R | 2019-02-15 13:30 |
Osaka | Influence of width of magnets on shape of break arcs magnetically blown-out in a 500VDC/10A resistive circuit Yuta Kaneko, Sekikawa Junya (Shizuoka Univ.) R2018-53 EMD2018-54 |
Silver electrical contacts are separated at constant opening speed in a 500VDC resistive circuit. Break arcs are extingu... [more] | R2018-53 EMD2018-54 pp.7-12 |
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| EMD | 2018-11-09 14:25 |
Tokyo | The University of Electro-Communications | Characteristics of arc duration at breaking contacts for low DC current with magnetic blow-out effect Kiyoshi Yoshida, Kenta Mano, Koichiro Sawa (NIT), Kenji Suzuki (Fuji Electric FA Components & Systems) EMD2018-43 |
It is well-known that magnetic blow-out is an very useful method to extinguish quickly arc discharge at interrupting DC ... [more] | EMD2018-43 pp.13-19 |
| EMD | 2018-05-18 13:30 |
Hokkaido | Muroran Institute of Technology | Influence of Magnetic Flux Density and Breaking Velocity and Source Voltage on Magnetic Blow-out Behavior of DC High Voltage Arc Kiyoshi Yoshida, Koichiro Sawa (NIT), Kenji Suzuki (Fuji Electric FA Components & Systems) EMD2018-2 |
Recently, the applications for make and break DC power supply circuits such as solar power generation and electric vehic... [more] | EMD2018-2 pp.7-12 |
| EMD | 2018-03-02 13:35 |
Saitama | Nippon Institute of Technology | Influence of Magnetic Flux Density on Blow-out Behavior of DC High Voltage Arc Tsubasa Umezawa, Toshiya Morita, Koichiro Sawa, Kiyoshi Yoshida (NIT) EMD2017-59 |
Solar power generation and electric vehicles (EV) that use high current with high DC voltage are increasing. The role o... [more] | EMD2017-59 pp.9-12 |
| EMD | 2017-11-17 15:40 |
Tokyo | The University of Electro-Communications | Break Arcs Magnetically Blown-out in Nitrogen or Air in a DC High Voltage Resistive Circuit Akinori Ishihara, Junya Sekikawa (Shizuoka Univ.) EMD2017-52 |
Electrical contacts are separated at constant speed and break arcs are generated in nitrogen or air in a 200V-450V DC /1... [more] | EMD2017-52 pp.53-57 |
| EMD | 2017-10-20 13:45 |
Yamanashi | Kofu-shi-Shoukoukaigisyo (Kofu） | Break Arcs Magnetically Blown-out in Nitrogen in a DC High Voltage Resistive Circuit Akinori Ishihara, Junya Sekikawa (Shizuoka Univ.) EMD2017-39 |
Electrical contacts are separated at constant speed and break arcs are generated in nitrogen in a 200V-450V DC /10A res... [more] | EMD2017-39 pp.7-11 |
| EMD | 2017-05-19 15:35 |
Hokkaido | Chitose Arcadia Plaza | Shortening effect of duration of break arc by air blow and magnetic blow-out Ryuichiro Yamamura, Junya Sekikawa (Shizuoka Univ) EMD2017-4 |
In a DC high voltage circuit, Ag contacts was attached to a constant speed breaking device to generate break arcs. Suppl... [more] | EMD2017-4 pp.19-24 |
| EMD | 2016-12-16 14:55 |
Tokyo | Kikai-Shinko-Kaikan Bldg. | Dependence of Arc Length at Arc Extinction of Break Arcs Magnetically Blown-out on Contact Material in DC High Voltage Circuit Akinori Ishihara, Junya Sekikawa (Shizuoka Univ.) EMD2016-67 |
Electrical contacts are separated at constant speed and break arcs are generated in a 200V-450V DC /10A resistive circu... [more] | EMD2016-67 pp.13-18 |
| EMD | 2016-11-03 15:25 |
Hyogo | Awaji Yumebutai International Conference Center | Dependence of Arc Duration of Break Arcs Magnetically Blown-out on Contact Material in 200V-450VDC/10A Circuit Akinori Ishihara, Junya Sekikawa (Shizuoka Univ.) EMD2016-55 |
Electrical contacts are separated at constant speed and break arcs are generated in a 200V-450VDC/10A resistive circuit.... [more] | EMD2016-55 pp.29-34 |
| EMD | 2016-11-04 11:00 |
Hyogo | Awaji Yumebutai International Conference Center | Effect of Magnetic Blow-out of Break Arcs with air flow Occurring between Silver Electrical Contacts with Copper Runners Haruki Miyagawa, Junya Sekikawa (Shizuoka Univ) EMD2016-61 |
Arc runners are fixed on silver electrical contacts. Break arcs are generated between the contacts in a 450VDC circuit. ... [more] | EMD2016-61 pp.63-68 |
| EMD | 2015-11-05 14:55 |
Miyagi | Tohoku University, School of engineering, Aoba memorial hall | Magnetic Blow-out of Break Arcs Occurring between Silver Electrical Contacts with Copper Runners Haruki Miyagawa, Junya Sekikawa (Shizuoka Univ) EMD2015-69 |
Arc runners are fixed on silver electrical contacts. Break arcs are generated between the contacts in a 450VDC circuit. ... [more] | EMD2015-69 pp.11-16 |
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