GEORGE BUTLER CUSHING
Engineers in Pittsburgh, PA

License number
Pennsylvania PE014789L
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Type
Professional Engineer
Address
Address
Pittsburgh, PA 15235

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Phone
George G Cushing, age 108
6 Hearthstone Dr, Pittsburgh, PA 15235
(412) 727-1508
(412) 731-4970
George Cushing
Pittsburgh, PA
(412) 704-5432

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Vapor-Cooled Terminal-Bushings For Oil-Type Circuit-Interrupters

Vapor-Cooled Terminal-Bushings For Oil-Type Circuit-Interrupters

US Patent:
4123618, Oct 31, 1978
Filed:
Jun 9, 1976
Appl. No.:
5/694105
Inventors:
George B. Cushing - Penn Hills PA
Richard E. Kothmann - Churchill Borough PA
Assignee:
Westinghouse Electric Corp. - Pittsburgh PA
International Classification:
H01B 1726, H01B 1754, H01H 3368, F28D 500
US Classification:
174 11BH
Abstract:
An improved vapor-cooled terminal-bushing is provided for increased current-carrying capacity, such as 6,000 amperes, for example, in an oil-type circuit-breaker, being provided with a "dry" body portion, utilizing resinous materials, such as epoxy-resin formulations, for example. Preferably, the body portion of resinous materials, such as epoxy resin, for example, is composite, or of a two-piece construction, having an inner first epoxy-resin formulation having improved dielectric strength, and an outer-disposed externally-located "petticoat"-type insulating second body portion, having weather-sheds, the second weather-shed annular body portion being preferably cast directly onto the inner high-dielectric-strength first epoxy-body portion, and having some flexibility for adherence purposes. An externally-located tubular metallic preferably finned heat-exchanger or cooling condenser, having a tubular central hub portion, constitutes an extension of the inner, elongated, tubular, high-voltage terminal-lead, which is partially filled with a low-boiling-point cooling liquid or refrigerant, such as "Freon-11", for example. A massive metallic line-terminal connector is affixed to the terminal-lead intermediate the location of the heat-exchanger and the adjacent end of the body portion for additional heat-dissipation purposes.