Hotline sweeping device for power transmission line insulators

Abstract

The invention discloses a hotline sweeping device for power transmission line insulators. The device structurally comprises a fixed supporting rod, an annular protective shell, an ultrasonic peeling and sweeping device, an angle adjustor, a telescopic rod, a telescopic barrel, a video receiver and a portable handle, wherein the upper end of the ultrasonic peeling and sweeping device is embedded into the lower end of the annular protective shell; the upper end of the fixed supporting rod is embedded into the left lower end of the annular protective shell; the lower end of the fixed supporting rod is connected to the right upper end of the telescopic rod through the angle adjustor; the outer surface of the telescopic rod is attached to the inner surface of the telescopic barrel; the video receiver is connected to the telescopic barrel; and the portable handle is welded to the telescopic barrel. The hotline sweeping device for power transmission line insulators provided by the invention often only can flush bulky attachments on the insulators. As the attached blots are still available, the needed cleaning period is shortened as new attachments will be attached to the insulators easilyaccording to residual blots within a short time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a live cleaning device for insulators of transmission lines, which belongs to the field of cleaning insulators. Background technique [0002] An insulator is a special insulation control that can play an important role in overhead transmission lines. Insulators were mostly used on utility poles in the early years, and gradually developed in the high-voltage wire connection tower. There are many disc-shaped insulators hanging on one end of the tower. It is In order to increase the creepage distance, it is usually made of glass or ceramics, which is called an insulator. [0003] In the prior art, the cleaning of insulators can usually only wash away the large attachments on the insulators. Since the attached imprints still exist, new attachments will easily adhere to the insulators in a short period of time according to the residual imprints, thus Resulting in shorter cleaning cycles required. Contents of the invention [000...

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[0004] Aiming at the deficiencies in the prior art, the object of the present invention is to provide a live cleaning device for insulators of transmission lines, so as to solve the problem that in the prior art, the cleaning of insulators usually can only wash away the large attachments on the insulators, because the attached imprints are still There is a problem that in a short period of time, new attachments will easily adhere to the insulator according to the residual imprint, resulting in a shortened cleaning cycle

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