A conductor icing removal device for power engineering

Abstract

This utility model relates to the field of power engineering technology and discloses a conductor icing removal device for power engineering, including a housing and a robotic arm assembly. The robotic arm assembly includes a first robotic arm and a second robotic arm, with a cleaning component disposed between the first and second robotic arms. The cleaning component includes a support rod, a rectangular frame, and a rotating part. A limit unit is provided between the rectangular frame and the first and second robotic arms, and the limit unit includes a tension spring and a hanging ring. By setting up the cleaning component, when the first and second robotic arms move together through the rectangular frame, and when the first and second robotic arms approach each other to squeeze and remove ice from the conductor, the first and second support rods approach each other, the rack drives the gear to rotate, and then drives the brush disk below to rotate. During the rotation of the brush disk, the broken ice at the top of the housing is cleaned, thereby effectively solving the problem of residual broken ice at the top of the conductor.

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