Device for preventing power transmission tower from collapsing caused by overload
A technology of transmission towers and tie rods is applied in the direction of devices for relieving mechanical tension, etc., which can solve the problems of increasing the construction cost of transmission towers, and achieve the effects of avoiding manpower and material resources, reducing losses, and reducing time and cost.
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[0020] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with accompanying drawing.
[0021] Such as figure 1 As shown, the present invention prevents the transmission tower from collapsing when the load is overloaded, and its structure includes a pull rod 8, an extension rope 5 and a barrel-shaped casing 7 wrapping them. The pulling rod 8 is connected to the insulator string 1 on the upper side and the suspension clamp 9 on the lower side through the connector, and the pulling rod 8 bears the pulling tension between the transmission tower and the transmission line.
[0022] figure 2 The embodiment of the connectors at the two ends of the pulling rod 8 is shown, which is a structure with the metal pull ring 3 as the main body. The metal pull ring 3 is made of 45# steel, one end is provided with a base, and the other end is provided with a mounting hole. The base of the metal pull ring 3 is threadedly connected with the end of the pull rod 8 . A sealing ...
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