Bulk oil circuit breakers are suitable for

A. High voltage systems
B. Low voltage systems
C. Extra high voltage systems
D. Medium voltage systems

Answer 
A. High voltage systems

Explanation
Bulk Oil Circuit Breaker: A breaker that uses a large quantity of oil for arc extinction is called a bulk oil circuit breaker. Such type of circuit breaker is also known as a dead tank-type circuit breaker because its tank is held at ground potential. The quantity of oil required in bulk oil circuit breakers depends on the system voltage. 

If the output rating of the voltage is 110 KV, then it requires 8 to 10 thousand kg of oil, and if their output rating is 220 KV, then breakers need 50 thousand Kg of oil.

In bulk oil circuit breakers, oil performs mainly two functions. Firstly, it acts as an arc extinguishing medium and secondly, it insulates the live parts of the breaker from the earth. 

The quantity of oil required for arc extinction is only about one-tenth of the total and the rest is used for the insulation.

These large quantities of oil are subject to carbonisation, sludging, etc., which occurs due to arc interruption and other causes reducing the insulating properties and requires regular maintenance.

A bulk oil circuit breaker needs a large tank which increases expenses and also increases the weight of the circuit breaker. Because of the following disadvantage, the low oil circuit breaker is developed which use minimum oil for arc extinction.




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