A telegraph pole nest removing apparatus

Abstract

A telegraph pole nest removing apparatus belongs to the field of municipal supplies, and is composed of a shell, climbing devices, rotating devices and a translation device. The shell includes a left shell, a right shell, fixing pins and a connecting post, wherein the left shell and the right shell are semi-circular arc shaped, and the rear part of the left shell is movably connected to the right shell through the connecting post. The front portion of the left shell is connected to the right shell through the fixing pin. The climbing device of the telegraph pole nest removing apparatus is equipped with a pressure sensor which can feel the force of a climbing wheel when the climbing wheel climbs on the telegraph pole. With the structural design of a thick bottom and a fine upper portion of the telegraph pole taken into full account, the climbing device can automatically climb the telegraph pole, so that the apparatus is high in reliability, high in flexibility, and is safe and stable. The rotating apparatus can perform rotary movement through an engagement effect between an external gear and an internal rack, and a slide block is simultaneously driven to move on a slideway. The translation apparatus is further driven to realize omnidirectional movement. Nests in a certain scope are comprehensively detected to effectively prevention omission of nests.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a device for removing bird's nests from electric poles, in particular to a device for removing bird's nests by setting a push plate on a climbing device for automatically climbing electric poles, and then through the expansion and contraction of cylinders, which belongs to the field of municipal supplies. Background technique [0002] Telephone poles are widely arranged in rural areas, fields and roadsides to support the wires used for long-distance power transmission. In order to prevent the lines from affecting passing pedestrians, the wires are often arranged in the sky, so the height of the telegraph poles is generally high. Birds often stay on the wires. The top of the pole is an excellent place for birds to nest, so there are usually bird nests on the poles, but the nests will affect the transmission of the circuit, short-circuit the circuit, cause economic losses, and easily cause fires, etc. Accidents, there are great p...

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[0002] Telephone poles are widely arranged in rural areas, fields and roadsides to support the wires used for long-distance power transmission. In order to prevent the lines from affecting passing pedestrians, the wires are often arranged in the sky, so the height of the telegraph poles is generally high. Birds often stay on the wires. The top of the pole is an excellent place for birds to nest, so there are usually bird nests on the poles, but the nests will affect the transmission of the circuit, short-circuit the circuit, cause economic losses, and easily cause fires, etc. Accidents, there are great potential safety hazards, and the birds themselves are prone to electric shock accidents, so professionals are required to clean up the bird's nests on the utility poles in time. The existing cleaning methods are mainly to manually climb up the utility poles to clean up the bird's nests. The workload is high and the labor intensity is high, which not only consumes a lot of manual labor time, but also has low work efficiency and is easy to cause casualties. Therefore, there is an urgent need for a bird's nest removal device, which is currently not available on the market.

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