Committee |
Date Time |
Place |
Paper Title / Authors |
Abstract |
Paper # |
EMD |
2024-03-01 14:20 |
Chiba |
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Break arc characteristics and arc behavior observations of AgSnO2 contacts in an inductive load circuit up to DC20V Reo Oikawa, Yuya Asari, Makoto Hasegawa (Chitose Inst. of Science and Technology) EMD2023-42 |
The authors’ research group has continued a series of observations of break arc behaviors and arc duration measurements ... [more] |
EMD2023-42 pp.19-24 |
EMD |
2024-03-01 15:00 |
Chiba |
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Effect of magnets on arc discharge at low DC voltage Yuki Yokohari, Ryo Watanabe, Kiyoshi Yoshida, Koichiro Sawa (NIT) EMD2023-44 |
In this study, we conducted experiments using a device that opens electrical contacts at a constant speed. Previous stud... [more] |
EMD2023-44 pp.30-35 |
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) EMD2022-29 |
The authors’ research group has continued a series of observations of break arc behaviors and arc duration measurements ... [more] |
EMD2022-29 pp.46-51 |
EMD |
2023-03-03 16:00 |
Saitama |
NIT and Online (Primary: On-site, Secondary: Online) |
Various Characteristics of Arc Discharge Generated in DC Toggle Switches Masaya Harada, Hiroto Kanemoto, Koichiro Sawa, Kiyoshi Yoshida (NIT) EMD2022-30 |
In this study, using a commercially available DC toggle switch, the same load conditions as in past experiments were use... [more] |
EMD2022-30 pp.52-57 |
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 |
R, EMD |
2022-02-10 16:00 |
Online |
Online |
Break arcs magnetically blown-out in a 48VDC/300A resistive circuit at constant opening speeds Haruko Yazaki, Junya Sekikawa (Shizuoka Univ.) R2021-46 EMD2021-14 |
Dependences of arc length just before extinction L and contact gap at arc extinction d on contact opening speed v are st... [more] |
R2021-46 EMD2021-14 pp.18-23 |
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, R |
2020-02-14 14:35 |
Shizuoka |
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Observations of break arc behaviors of AgSnO2 contacts in a DC inductive load under application of an external magnetic field Makoto Hasegawa, Seika Tokumitsu (Chitose Inst. of Science & Technology) R2019-56 EMD2019-56 |
When AgSnO2 contacts were operated to break an inductive DC load circuit up to 20V-17A with an applied external magnetic... [more] |
R2019-56 EMD2019-56 pp.13-16 |
EMD |
2020-01-17 15:35 |
Kanagawa |
Rental hall Shonan Hiratsuka |
Arc movement observation of DC inductive break arcs of AgSnO2 contacts up to 20V-17A under external magnetic field application Makoto Hasegawa, Seika Tokumitsu (Chitose Inst. of Sci.&Tech.) EMD2019-51 |
AgSnO2 contacts were operated to break an inductive DC load circuit of 14V-7A, 14V-12A, 20V-7A, or 20V-17A with an appli... [more] |
EMD2019-51 pp.17-21 |
EMD |
2019-12-13 15:40 |
Tokyo |
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Characteristics of break arcs blown-out in a 500VDC/10A circuit when moving range of arc spots is changed by shape of insulated silver pipes Taiju Masuda, Junya Sekikawa (Sizuoka Univ.) EMD2019-45 |
Break arcs are generated and magnetically blown-out by transverse magnetic field in a 500VDC/10A resistive circuit. Silv... [more] |
EMD2019-45 pp.13-18 |
EMD |
2019-12-13 16:30 |
Tokyo |
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Arc energy calculation in re-striking phenomena in break operations of AgSnO2 contacts in inductive DC load conditions up to 20V-17A Makoto Hasegawa, Seika Tokumitsu (Chitose Inst. of Sci.&Tech.) EMD2019-47 |
AgSnO2 contacts were operated to break an inductive DC load circuit of 14V-7A, 14V-12A, 20V-7A, or 20V-17A with an appli... [more] |
EMD2019-47 pp.25-30 |
EMD |
2019-03-01 10:35 |
Tokyo |
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A study in influences of external magnetic field on break arc characteristics of AgSnO2 contacts in a DC inductive load circuit up to 20V-17A up to 20V-17A Seika Tokumitsu, Makoto Hasegawa (Chitose Inst. of Science & Technology) EMD2018-59 |
For the purpose of investigating influences of application of an external magnetic field on shortenings of break arc dur... [more] |
EMD2018-59 pp.1-6 |
EMD, R |
2019-02-15 13:30 |
Osaka |
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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 |
EMD |
2019-01-18 15:30 |
Tokyo |
Kikai-Shinko-Kaikan Bldg. |
Influences of contact opening speeds and external magnetic field on shortening of break arc durations of AgSnO2 contacts in a DC inductive load circuit up to 20V-17A Seika Tokumitsu, Makoto Hasegawa (Chitose Inst. of Science & Technology) EMD2018-52 |
In a DC inductive (L=5.7mH) load circuit, a AgSnO2 contact pair with applied external magnetic field of about 120mT was ... [more] |
EMD2018-52 pp.23-28 |
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 |
2018-05-18 15:30 |
Hokkaido |
Muroran Institute of Technology |
Analysis of time evolution of length of break arcs occurring in a 48VDC/150A resistive circuit Kenshi Hamamoto, Junya Sekikawa (Shizuoka Univ.) EMD2018-6 |
Silver electrical contacts are separated using a high-speed contact opening device to generate break arcs in a DC resist... [more] |
EMD2018-6 pp.27-31 |
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 |
2017-03-03 13:20 |
Chiba |
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Influence of Contact Materials and Opening velocity in DC High Voltage Arc Keisuke Kojima, Hidekazu Hirasawa, Koichiro Sawa, Kiyoshi Yoshida (NIT) EMD2016-100 |
Recently, applications using DC high voltage and large current such as photovoltaic power generation and electric vehicl... [more] |
EMD2016-100 pp.5-8 |
EMD |
2016-05-20 14:50 |
Hokkaido |
Chitose Arcadia Plaza |
Influence of electrical contact material on breaking characteristics of arc discharge at DC high voltage
-- Experimental results from DC200 to 500V of various materials -- Kiyoshi Yoshida, Koichiro Sawa, Hikaru Kanou, Hiroto Yamagishi (NIT), Kenji Suzuki, Koetsu Takaya (Fuji FA Comp.& Sys.) EMD2016-4 |
The experimental apparatus that is able to set opening velocity at wide-range of 1-200mm/s with an equal speed was used ... [more] |
EMD2016-4 pp.19-24 |