Sealing connection structure of power wire of electric car
A power line sealing and connection structure technology, applied in the direction of connection, two-part connection device, parts of the connection device, etc., can solve the inconvenience of separating the drive motor and power supply, and achieve the phenomenon of not easy to fall off or poor electrical contact, sealing Good effect of sex and reliability
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[0027] Embodiment one, see figure 1 , a sealed connection structure for a power cord of an electric vehicle, including the power cord. The power cord comprises a first section 11 and a second section 12 . One end of the first section 11 is provided with a plug 2 . The plug 2 includes an insulating plug shell 21 and a conductive pin 22 . The plug shell 21 is sealed and connected with the first section, that is, the joint between the first section and the plug shell is sealed. The plug housing 21 is provided with a connection hole 23 . The conductive plug 22 is disposed in the connecting hole 23 . The conductive plug 22 is electrically connected with the first segment 11 . One end of the second section 12 is provided with a socket 3 . The socket 3 includes an insulating socket shell 31 and a conductive socket 32 inside the socket shell. The socket housing 31 and the second section 12 are hermetically connected together, that is, the joint between the second section and ...
Embodiment 2
[0041] Embodiment two, the difference with embodiment one is:
[0042] see Figure 8 , the inflatable sealing ring 4 includes an inflatable inner ring 42 and an inflatable outer ring 41 sleeved outside the inflatable inner ring 42 . Only the inflatable inner ring 42 communicates with the air supply tank 6 through the communication pipe 62 . Gas and red toner are filled between the inflatable inner ring 42 and the inflatable outer ring 41 .
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