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Page 1 of 7 Lightning Protection of Power Systems - Then and Now - Part 3 25kV station arrester 2010 25kV station arrester 1910 History of Arresters on Power Systems 1930-1965 By Jonathan J Woodworth ArresterWorks History of Arresters on Power Systems 1930-1965 Copyright ArresterWorks 2011 Jonathan J Woodworth Figure 1 Electrical Discharge Device using rapid vaporization of material to create de-ionized water to extinguish the arc. The basis of the New Expulsion arrester and the over-current device known today as the fuse cutout. Figure 2 Eloquent verbiage describing ablative material and how it benefits arresters Page 2 of 7 1930 - 1965 By Jonathan Woodworth ArresterWorks This part of the History of surge Protection in Power Systems takes us through the Silicon Carbide arrester Era to the beginning of the Metal
Station Class arresters and Current Limiting Gaps By the 1950’s, system voltages were approaching 500kV. Surge arresters for these systems were very large. Silicon Carbide (SiC) arresters with series gaps were the dominating design for this voltage class. The arrester heights were
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