Efficient power cable conveying device

Abstract

The invention discloses an efficient power cable conveying device which comprises a bottom plate. A rotating block is fixed to the lower end of the bottom plate. A balance weight is fixed to one sideof the lower end of the bottom plate. The lower end of the rotating block is rotationally connected with a bearing plate. The two sides of the lower end of the bearing plate are rotationally connectedwith rotary shafts. Walking wheels are mounted at the two ends of each of the two rotary shafts. Lifting devices are fixed to the side walls of the two ends of the bearing plate. Two parallel secondsliding grooves are formed in one side of the upper end of the bottom plate. According to the efficient power cable conveying device, through cooperation of oil cylinders and U-shaped arms, cables areerected in the high altitude, and the problem that workers frequently climb up and down is solved; through a conveying device and a rotating device, the problem about efficient continuous cable conveying in the high altitude is solved, efficient conveying is achieved, and meanwhile cable efficient recovery is achieved; and the work efficiency is improved, the manpower cost is saved, the labor intensity is reduced, and the danger that high-altitude falling happens during high-altitude work is indirectly reduced.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of power cables, in particular to an efficient power cable conveying device. Background technique [0002] The use of power cables has a history of more than 100 years. In 1879, American inventor T.A. Edison wrapped jute on copper rods and inserted them into iron pipes, and then filled them with asphalt mixture to make cables. He laid this cable in New York, creating underground electricity transmission. In the following year, the British Callender invented asphalt-impregnated paper-insulated power cables. In 1889, the British S.Z. Ferranti laid a 10 kV oil-impregnated paper insulated cable between London and Deptford. In 1908, the UK built a 20 kV cable network. Power cables are used more and more widely. In 1911, a 60 kV high-voltage cable was laid in Germany, and the development of high-voltage cables began. In 1913, the German M. Horchstedt developed a component-phase shielded cable, which improved ...

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The continuous and rapid growth of China's economy has provided a huge market space for cable products. The strong temptation of the Chinese market has made the world focus on the Chinese market. In just a few decades of reform and opening up, China's cable manufacturing industry The huge production capacity formed has impressed the world, so the transmission and l

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