Tool for integrally removing nests

Abstract

The invention discloses a tool for integrally removing nests. The tool is applied to maintenance operation for power systems and comprises a plurality of hollow insulating bars. Capturing portions are arranged on upper portions of the insulating bars, and control portions for controlling actions of the capturing portions are arranged on lower portions of the insulating bars. Each capturing portion comprises movable claws and a fixed claw which are arranged at the front end of a claw seat, the claw seat is hinged and locked with a support rod by a hinged shaft II, a positioning jaw and a locking nut, the support rod is connected to the upper portion of the corresponding insulating bar, and the movable claws can be opened under the control of stays connected to the lower end of an inner hole of the corresponding insulating bar, can be closed via springs, and are opened when a user holds a grasping handle and a control handle of the corresponding control portion. The tool has the advantages that the user standing on the ground or in a place far away from a nest can integrally take down the nest by the aid of the tool, the tool is simple in structure and convenient to install, detach and operate, the insulating bars and the stays are made of insulating materials and are non-conducting, equipment and load of line patrol personnel cannot be increased, required lengths of the stays can be determined by heights of the assembled insulating bars, and then the stays can be freely knotted according to the required lengths of the stays.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a tool used in the electric power maintenance process, in particular to a remover for removing a bird's nest on a power transmission tower or a pole. Background technique [0002] In recent years, with the improvement of people's awareness of bird protection, there are more and more birds such as magpies. The nests of these birds are generally built on the branches of tall trees, but there are also a large number of bird nests built on power transmission towers. Or on a pole. Bird nests are generally made of branches and soil, and some birds also hold some metal objects such as wires into their nests. After birds build nests on iron towers or poles, they will produce a lot of feces on power facilities. These feces and metal objects or soil in bird nests will affect the insulation performance of power facilities, often causing accidents such as flashing and power outages. . Therefore many kinds of bird repelling devices are o...

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Problems solved by technology

The insulating claws of this device do not require manual operation, but the insulating claws of this device cannot be opened naturally and cannot hold the bird's nest. During use, the insulating claws can only be inserted into the bird's nest. bird's nest

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