Energy-saving electric transmission line wire cross arm
A power transmission line, energy-saving technology, applied in the field of power poles and towers, can solve problems such as hidden dangers of lines, insufficient crossing distance of conductors, etc., and achieve the effects of reducing the height of poles and towers, increasing the overall suspension height, and reducing the weight of crossarms
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[0011] Such as figure 1 , 2 , 3, one end of the lower cross arm 1 of the present invention is connected together with the inner side of one end of the upper cross arm 3 through the reinforcement plate 2, and the reinforcement plate 2 covers the lower side of the lower cross arm 1 and the upper cross arm 3, and the The other end of the upper cross arm 3 is bent, and two fixing holes 4 are respectively provided in the middle parts of the lower cross arm 1 and the upper cross arm 3, and the U-shaped lifting rings 5 are passed through one end of the lower cross arm 1 and the two ends of the upper cross arm 3 respectively. An insulator 6 is provided. Through the above settings, the present invention is fixed on the top of the pole tower 7 by U-shaped bolts, forming a triangle with the shaft of the pole tower 7, and the stability is firmer, and the wire is suspended on the insulator 6 to realize overhead of the wire. The invention integrates the two layers of cross arms, and the...
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