Abstract: The disclosure relates to an operating mechanism for a switchgear device, including a rotatable output shaft configured for achieving an opening or closing operation of the switchgear device by rotation, a rotatable energy storage lever and a spring, whereby the energy storage lever is configured for being rotated by a motor so as to drive the spring to be compressed for storing energy, and a rotatable drive lever torque-proof connected to the output shaft, rotatably connected to the energy storage lever and free-wheeling connected to the spring allowing a rotability between the drive lever and the spring of ?60° for achieving the opening or closing operation of the switchgear device, whereby the spring is configured, during at least one of the opening and closing operation of the switchgear device, for releasing energy so as to rotate the drive lever after passing through the spring's dead-point position.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a grounding structure, a method for assembling the same and a gas-insulated transmission line. The grounding structure includes a grounding guide defining a guiding hole and a grounding support fixed on the grounding guide and defining a cavity for accommodating a grounding contact. The grounding contact is arranged in the cavity and protrudes through the guiding hole on the grounding guide. The grounding contact is moveable along the wall of the cavity by a grounding spring accommodated in the cavity to realize the adaptive adjustment of the installation position. The grounding structure can be pre-assembled in an accurate and efficient way to avoid the components therein damaging, thereby improving the reliability and safety of the grounding structure and the gas-insulated equipment in which the grounding structure is used.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an insulation supporting assembly. The insulation supporting assembly includes an insulator and at least one connecting plate. The insulator includes a central portion and at least one supporting leg. The central portion includes a through hole extending along a central axis and adapted to receive an inner conductor of a gas-insulated transmission line. The supporting leg extends outwardly from the central portion in a radial direction normal to the central axis. Each of the connecting plates is arranged at an end of a respective supporting leg and includes at least one first hole for mounting the respective connecting plate to an outer enclosure of the gas-insulated transmission line by a first threaded fastener. Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a gas-insulated transmission line including the above-mentioned insulation supporting assembly as well.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a grounding structure, a method for assembling the same and a gas-insulated transmission line. The grounding structure includes a grounding guide defining a guiding hole and a grounding support fixed on the grounding guide and defining a cavity for accommodating a grounding contact. The grounding contact is arranged in the cavity and protrudes through the guiding hole on the grounding guide. The grounding contact is moveable along the wall of the cavity by a grounding spring accommodated in the cavity to realize the adaptive adjustment of the installation position. The grounding structure can be pre-assembled in an accurate and efficient way to avoid the components therein damaging, thereby improving the reliability and safety of the grounding structure and the gas-insulated equipment in which the grounding structure is used.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide an insulation supporting assembly. The insulation supporting assembly includes an insulator and at least one connecting plate. The insulator includes a central portion and at least one supporting leg. The central portion includes a through hole extending along a central axis and adapted to receive an inner conductor of a gas-insulated transmission line. The supporting leg extends outwardly from the central portion in a radial direction normal to the central axis. Each of the connecting plates is arranged at an end of a respective supporting leg and includes at least one first hole for mounting the respective connecting plate to an outer enclosure of the gas-insulated transmission line by a first threaded fastener. Embodiments of the present disclosure provide a gas-insulated transmission line including the above-mentioned insulation supporting assembly as well.

Abstract: An environment detecting apparatus employing an asymmetric waveform pulse generator is disclosed. The asymmetric waveform pulse generator comprises a metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET) bridge circuit that comprises a plurality of MOSFETs for inverting high voltage DC voltage to asymmetric waveform pulses, a pulse-width modulating (PWM) circuit for generating PWM signals, and a plurality of isolation driving circuits corresponding to the plurality of MOSFETs, for controlling switching on/off of the plurality of MOSFETs in the MOSFET bridge circuit based on the PWM signals generated by the PWM circuit. Wherein each of the isolation driving circuits comprises an isolation transformer for isolating the MOSFET bridge circuit from the PWM circuit.

Abstract: An environment detecting apparatus employing an asymmetric waveform pulse generator is disclosed. The asymmetric waveform pulse generator comprises a metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET) bridge circuit that comprises a plurality of MOSFETs for inverting high voltage DC voltage to asymmetric waveform pulses, a pulse-width modulating (PWM) circuit for generating PWM signals, and a plurality of isolation driving circuits corresponding to the plurality of MOSFETs, for controlling switching on/off of the plurality of MOSFETs in the MOSFET bridge circuit based on the PWM signals generated by the PWM circuit. Wherein each of the isolation driving circuits comprises an isolation transformer for isolating the MOSFET bridge circuit from the PWM circuit.

Abstract: An asymmetric waveform pulse generator comprises a metallic oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET) bridge circuit, which includes a plurality of MOSFETs for inverting high voltage DC voltage to asymmetric waveform pulses. The asymmetric waveform pulse generator further comprises a pulse-width modulating (PWM) circuit for generating PWM signals, and a plurality of isolation driving circuits corresponding to the plurality of MOSFETs, for controlling switching on/off of the plurality of MOSFETs in the MOSFET bridge circuit based on the PWM signals generated by the PWM circuit. Each of the isolation driving circuits comprises an isolation transformer for isolating the MOSFET bridge circuit from the PWM circuit. A FAIMS ion detector employing the asymmetric waveform pulse generator is also disclosed.

Abstract: An asymmetric waveform pulse generator comprises a metallic oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET) bridge circuit, which includes a plurality of MOSFETs for inverting high voltage DC voltage to asymmetric waveform pulses. The asymmetric waveform pulse generator further comprises a pulse-width modulating (PWM) circuit for generating PWM signals, and a plurality of isolation driving circuits corresponding to the plurality of MOSFETs, for controlling switching on/off of the plurality of MOSFETs in the MOSFET bridge circuit based on the PWM signals generated by the PWM circuit. Each of the isolation driving circuits comprises an isolation transformer for isolating the MOSFET bridge circuit from the PWM circuit. A FAIMS ion detector employing the asymmetric waveform pulse generator is also disclosed.