CH358483A - Post insulator made of cast resin with embedded metal head fitting - Google Patents

Post insulator made of cast resin with embedded metal head fitting

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CH358483A
CH358483A CH358483DA CH358483A CH 358483 A CH358483 A CH 358483A CH 358483D A CH358483D A CH 358483DA CH 358483 A CH358483 A CH 358483A
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Switzerland
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post insulator
cast resin
insulator made
metal head
head fitting
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German (de)
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Rudolf Dipl Ing Boerger
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Siemens Ag
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    • HELECTRICITY
    • H01ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01BCABLES; CONDUCTORS; INSULATORS; SELECTION OF MATERIALS FOR THEIR CONDUCTIVE, INSULATING OR DIELECTRIC PROPERTIES
    • H01B17/00Insulators or insulating bodies characterised by their form
    • H01B17/38Fittings, e.g. caps; Fastenings therefor

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Description

  

  Stützisolator aus Giessharz mit eingebetteter metallischer Kopfarmatur    Bei Stützisolatoren, die z. B. zur Befestigung von  Sammelschienen in Hochspannungsanlagen dienen,  werden die metallischen Kopfarmaturen, an welche  die Sammelschienen angeschraubt werden, bisher aus  einem Stück hergestellt und versenkt in dem     Stützer-          kopf    angeordnet. Bei     Porzellanstützisolatoren    ergeben  sich hierbei keine Schwierigkeiten.

   Verwendet man  aber Giessharz an Stelle von Porzellan als     Isolierwerk-          stoff,    so können infolge des grossen Volumens der  Kopfarmatur wegen des Unterschiedes der Ausdeh  nungskoeffizienten des Metalls und des Giessharzes  Spannungen und     Rissbildungen    auftreten. Der Iso  lator ist dann unbrauchbar.  



  Zur Vermeidung dieses Nachteils kann man die  metallische Kopfarmatur in mehrere Teilarmatur  stücke unterteilen. Hierbei besteht jedoch die Gefahr,  dass sich zwischen den einzelnen     Teilarmaturstücken     Potentialdifferenzen und Glimmerscheinungen zei  gen, die den Isolierkörper zerstören.  



  Gemäss der Neuerung wird dieser Nachteil da  durch vermieden, dass die     Teilarmaturstücke    elek  trisch untereinander verbunden sind. Die     Armatur-          teile,    beispielsweise Gewindebuchsen, können mit  Schlitzen zur Aufnahme von elektrischen     Leitern    ver  sehen sein. Nach dem Einlegen der elektrischen Lei  ter können diese durch     Verstemmen    der Schlitze oder  auch durch Löten oder Schweissen mit den Arma  turen verbunden werden.

   Die elektrische Verbin  dung der einzelnen metallischen     Kopfarmaturteile     bewirkt, dass an ihnen keine Potentialdifferenzen und  damit keine Glimmerscheinungen mehr auftreten kön  nen, die     evtl.    zu Werkstoffzerstörungen führen wür  den.    Ein Ausführungsbeispiel eines Stützisolators aus  Giessharz mit eingebetteten metallischen Kopfarma  turen gemäss der Neuerung ist in den     Fig.    1 und 2  schematisch dargestellt, von denen die     Fig.    1 einen  Schnitt nach der Linie     A-B    der     Fig.    2 und die     Fig.    2  einen Schnitt nach der Linie     D-C    der     Fig.    1 dar  stellt.  



  Der Stützisolator besteht aus einem     Giessharziso-          lierkörper    1. In seinem Kopf sind vier Gewinde  buchsen 2 im Kreis um eine grössere fünfte Ge  windebuchse 3 in der     Mitte    angeordnet. Die Gewinde  buchsen 2 haben je einen Schlitz 4, und die Gewinde  buchse 3 hat zwei sich kreuzende Schlitze 5. In diese  Schlitze sind elektrische Leiter 6 und 7 gelegt. Die  Schlitze sind geschlossen.  



  Die metallischen     Kopfarmaturen    sind unterein  ander durch elektrische Leiter verbunden und die  Schlitze aller     Kopfarmaturteile        verstemmt.  



  Post insulator made of cast resin with embedded metal head armature. B. are used to fasten busbars in high-voltage systems, the metallic head fittings to which the busbars are screwed, previously made from one piece and sunk in the support head. In the case of porcelain post insulators, there are no difficulties here.

   If, however, casting resin is used instead of porcelain as the insulating material, then due to the large volume of the head fitting, due to the difference in the expansion coefficients of the metal and the casting resin, tensions and cracking can occur. The isolator is then unusable.



  To avoid this disadvantage, the metal head fitting can be divided into several pieces of fitting. In this case, however, there is the risk that potential differences and glimmer appear between the individual fitting parts, which would destroy the insulating body.



  According to the innovation, this disadvantage is avoided by the fact that the partial fitting pieces are electrically connected to one another. The fitting parts, for example threaded sockets, can be provided with slots for receiving electrical conductors. After inserting the electrical Lei ter these can be connected to the fittings by caulking the slots or by soldering or welding.

   The electrical connection of the individual metal head fitting parts ensures that no potential differences can occur on them and therefore no more glimmering phenomena that could possibly lead to material destruction. An embodiment of a post insulator made of cast resin with embedded metallic Kopfarma structures according to the innovation is shown schematically in Figs. 1 and 2, of which Fig. 1 is a section along the line AB of FIG. 2 and FIG. 2 is a section according to the Line DC of Fig. 1 represents.



  The post insulator consists of a cast resin insulating body 1. In its head, four threaded sockets 2 are arranged in a circle around a larger fifth Ge threaded socket 3 in the middle. The threaded sockets 2 each have a slot 4, and the threaded socket 3 has two intersecting slots 5. Electrical conductors 6 and 7 are placed in these slots. The slots are closed.



  The metal head fittings are connected to each other by electrical conductors and the slots in all head fitting parts are caulked.

 

Claims (1)

PATENTANSPRUCH Stützisolator aus Giessharz mit eingebetteter me tallischer Kopfarmatur, welche aus einzelnen Teil- armaturstücken besteht, dadurch gekennzeichnet, d'ass die einzelnen Teilarmaturstücke untereinander elek trisch verbunden sind. UNTERANSPRUCH Stützisolator nach Patentanspruch, dadurch ge kennzeichnet, dass die Teilarmaturstücke mit Schlit zen zur Aufnahme von elektrischen Leitern ver sehen und dass die Schlitze nach dem Einlegen der elektrischen Leiter verschlossen sind. PATENT CLAIM Post insulator made of cast resin with embedded metallic head fitting, which consists of individual fitting parts, characterized in that the individual fitting parts are electrically connected to one another. SUBSTITUTE SHEET Post insulator according to claim, characterized in that the partial fitting pieces with Schlit zen for receiving electrical conductors see ver and that the slots are closed after the insertion of the electrical conductor.
CH358483D 1957-02-20 1958-02-14 Post insulator made of cast resin with embedded metal head fitting CH358483A (en)

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Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
DE102011088353A1 (en) * 2011-12-13 2013-06-13 Siemens Aktiengesellschaft Supporting insulator assembly

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
DE102011088353A1 (en) * 2011-12-13 2013-06-13 Siemens Aktiengesellschaft Supporting insulator assembly

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