This device addresses wire detachment and construction efficiency issues in 10 kV overhead lines, suggesting improvements in safety and adaptability.
In response to the problems of wire detachment, insulation layer damage, and low construction efficiency in the traditional hand tied wire fixing method for 10 kV overhead lines, this paper develops a new type of 10 kV overhead line fixing device. The device mainly consists of a buckle type base and an infinitely adjustable gripper. The base is quickly installed through mechanical interlocking buckles, supplemented by auxiliary buckles to enhance stability, and the edge arc design improves operational safety. The clamp is equipped with a raised diamond-shaped structure to increase the friction coefficient and meshing strength. Combined with an arc-shaped inner surface and an infinitely adjustable screw, it can adapt to insulated wires of different diameters. The fixed device has a simple structure, easy installation, and advantages such as firm fixation and adaptability to overhead lines of different diameters. The fixed device of the overhead power line has been subjected to finite element mechanical simulation and electronic universal testing machine tension and pressure testing, and can meet the on-site mechanical performance, effectively improving the construction efficiency and safety of the overhead power line in the distribution network.
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