Equipotential live working method for entering electric field of high-voltage transmission line
A technology for high-voltage transmission lines and entering the electric field, applied in the direction of overhead lines/cable equipment, etc., can solve the problems of operators being unable to maintain a half-squatting state, the distance between tensile insulator strings is long, and the labor intensity of operators is high, and the material is lightweight. , The distance between strings is large, reducing the effect of shaking
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[0021] In the present invention, the high-voltage transmission line enters the electric field with the equipotential electrification method, and the equipotential electrician enters the electric field along the tensile insulator string in the electric field entry and exit vehicle. The electric field entry and exit vehicle can move forward or backward on the two strings of tensile insulators.
[0022] A specific embodiment of the electric field used in the method of the present invention to enter and exit the vehicle, such as Figures 1~3 shown. The electric field in and out of the car can be pedal-type, and it can move forward or backward by pedaling, and other driving methods can also be used. As a foot pedal type, the foot pedal 2 is mounted on the vehicle body through a rotating shaft.
[0023] The traveling mechanism of the electric field entering and leaving the vehicle is a crawler type, and the crawler belts on both sides are respectively pressed on two parallel strin...
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