Bird nest removing device and operating method

Abstract

The invention discloses a bird nest removing device and an operating method. The bird nest removing device comprises a cutting tool arranged in the tool box. The lower part of the tool box is provided with a support rod, and the support rod is provided with mechanical arms. The cutting tool comprises a barrel housing. The lower part of the barrel housing is provided with a handle. The front part of the barrel housing is connected with an upper fixing piece and a lower fixing piece. An electric hydraulic cylinder is disposed in the barrel housing. The telescopic rod of the electric hydraulic cylinder extends out of the tiger mouth of the fixing pieces to be connected with a movable blade. The lower part of the handle is provided with a detachable tuck net. Two fixing portions are disposed on the fixing pieces up and down and form a tiger mouth shape. One end of the movable blade is rotatably arranged on one of the fixing portions. The movable blade is sandwiched between two static blades. Both ends of each static blade are fixed to the two fixing portions respectively. The bird nest removing device can easily triturate a bird nest, receives the material of the bird nest material with the tuck net, do not damage facilities near a tower, can be easily taken to the tower, and do not increase the burden of a worker.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of power transmission line inspection equipment, in particular to a bird's nest removal device and a working method. Background technique [0002] Most of the transmission towers are located in the wild, and the towers are also relatively high. Many birds like to nest on the towers. Because bird activities often cause overhead transmission line faults, when birds defecate, nest, fly, peck and other activities on the line, it is easy to cause damage to the transmission equipment or cause line tripping and outage. [0003] Longer nest material reduces or shorts air gaps, which can cause overhead transmission lines to trip. Bird feces fall near the tower, and the guano forms a conductive channel, which will cause the air gap breakdown of the tower. The attachment of bird feces to the insulator will cause flashover along the surface, resulting in tripping of the overhead transmission line. The bird's body also...

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Problems solved by technology

Many bird's nest materials now contain iron wires. It is not easy to push down the bird's nest by conventional methods such as using insulating rods or other tools. Bird's nests are generally relatively strong and difficult to smash

In addition, when the smashed bird's nest falls, if there are greenhouses and oth

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