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    • 专利摘要:
    An insulator comprising a rod made of continuous glass fiber impregnated with epoxy resin, metal end fittings, and a polymeric sheath. The rod is tightly embedded in the sheath and the ends of the rod are pressed into the fittings. The sheath consists of alternately mounted segments of two types: spacing sleeves made of elastic material and externally profiled sleeves made of stiff material. The spacing sleeve has beads at the ends. In order to transfer axial forces, the spacing sleeves are partly covered by the profiled sleeves, said covered portion including the beaded ends. The method by which this insulator is made consists in that, first, the spacing sleeves, made of silicone rubber, are cast directly onto the rod by the pressure-injection method; second, the rod is covered by a layer of adhesive agent from the silicone group and, third, in the interspaces formed between the spacing sleeves, the profiled sleeves are cast in a split mold by means of the injection method. The split mold covers the fragments of the spacing sleeves, some of which are used as the packing of the split mold. According to the thickness of the rod and the required mechanical strength of the insulator, the length of the rigid segments is selected so that in the connecting layer the permissible internal stresses, due to variable temperature and load conditions during operation, are not exceeded. The material for the rigid segments is a cast epoxy composition.
    公开号:SU1041046A3
    申请号:SU802982337
    申请日:1980-09-15
    公开日:1983-09-07
    发明作者:Винкльэр Ежы；Станкевич Ежы
    申请人:Инстытут Эльэктротэхники Оддял Тэхнольогии И Матэрялознавства Эльэктротэхничнего (Инопредприятие)；
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    专利说明:

    2. The insulator according to claim 1, characterized in that an annular collar is made on the surface of the sleeve, to which insulating elements abut with its ends. 3. The insulator according to claim 1, characterized in that the surface of the sleeve is filled with rings. collar with inclined sides, with the insulating elements partially covering the collar ..
    4. An insulator according to claim 2, characterized in that the bead is made with obliquely spaced sides.
    5.Izol tor on PP. 2-4, characterized in that an annular protrusion is formed on the collar.
    6. A method of manufacturing a high-voltage insulator, consisting in installing insulating elements on a rod of glass fiber impregnated with epoxy resin
    a subsequent hermetic joint, which is characterized by the fact that, in order to increase efficiency, the rod is precoated with a layer of adhesive agent from the silane group, at certain intervals cast on it by pressure gauge silicone rubber sleeves, after which the gaps formed between the sleeves are cast using the Yit method under pressure in a detachable form, insulating profiled elements, covering the ends of the sleeves with a form, while the cast composition is used as plastic for the sleeves It is made of cycloaliphatic epoxy, anhydride hardener and inorganic filler.
    , 7. The method according to claim b, is also distinguished by the fact that parts of the sleeves are used as spacers for a detachable form.
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    The invention relates to high-voltage insulators and methods for their manufacture. It is intended for outdoor installation, has high mechanical strength and is applicable for arbitrarily high voltages, especially for voltages in excess of 110 KB
    Insulators for outdoor installation are made of plastics, which have high mechanical strength, and are made on the basis of a rod-rod from continuous-alkali glass fiber, impregnated with a tough organic material, usually epoxy resin. The core tightly surrounds the insulating coating of plastic insulating mass, chemical curing or thermosetting. The corresponding mechanical strength of the insulator is obtained by selecting the thickness of the rods, the length of which is determined by the magnitude of the working and test stresses.
    Plastic insulators made of glass-epoxy rods are known, the coating of which is molded from rigid thermosetting epoxy mass directly on the rod, also in the form l.
    Insulators made this way. thus, they have a rigid structure, as a result of which, with longer dimensions, especially over 1 m, the insulator coating is destroyed, and this leads to an accident. Application between the coating and the compensation rod
    layers complicates the manufacturing technology of insulators.
    An insulator made in this way consists of a glass-like nanocrystalline epoxy rod fixed on both sides in a metal armature, on which a row of elastic plates of silicone elastomer is located.
    The insulator is manufactured in such a way that individual plates are cast alternately on the finished rod. On a vertically mounted rod, a form is applied that is tightly attached to the rod, however, with its sliding movement along the rod. Then, the dosage amount of the α-silicone elastomer is poured into the form, and even before the polymerization process is completed, the form is moved one step, corresponding to one plate, to the fluid dose is re-injected so that it covers the lower part of the placed rail. tight and durable connection of individual plates.
    The method of production of these insulators is very laborious and requires special devices for mass production.
    Also known is an insulator made of plastic, which on the core of glass fibers impregnated with epoxy RESIN, has a series of plates made also of elastic plastic, in this case of ethylene-propylene copolymer 2. The bushings of the plates, designed to fit them on the rod, are internally cut in the form of a labyrinth, while the lower part of the sleeve and the upper part of the plate of individual plates are prepared for mutual matching. The strips are made separately, then alternately laid on the rod. The channels formed by cuttings on the sleeves of the plates are filled with silicone putty. After installing all the plates on the rod, the insulator is subjected to axial clamping, which allows the separate plates to mate with each other and seal the gaps between them. Then, reinforcement is placed on the ends of the rod. In this way, very long insulators can be made. However, in practice, with some deviations of the process parameters, it is impossible to ensure the full density of the tire with respect to the rod, especially in difficult operating conditions, in particular in case of large temperature differences that can cause leakage of silicone putty or moisture penetration between the cover and pivot. Closest to the present invention is a high-voltage rod insulator for outdoor installation and a method for its manufacturing. The known insulator is intended mainly for the contact wire of the electric traction network. The isolator has a rod from a rod or pipe from glass fiber bound by a resin and pressed by both ends into metal reinforcement. An insulating tire is placed on the rod during installation, and an annular gap is formed between the rod and the tire, filled with a compensating thixotropic paste. In the tubular fittings of the fittings, pokeri have cut edges in planes parallel to the inner parts of the fittings, having final parts slotted grooves with gaskets installed in them. The gaskets adhere to the locking rings and the extension is sealed externally with a compensation layer of thixotropic paste. The insulator coating is obtained from a cycloaliphatic epoxy resin of a hardened aliphatic or cyclo aliphatic hardener with the addition of a filler consisting of a mixture of quartz flour and hydrated aluminum. The thixotropic paste filling the slit is prepared from a semi-liquid silicone compound with the addition of colloidal silica and silicone oil, given in the appropriate viscosity. This paste is introduced into the insulator gap by means of a special technological device using a vacuum-pressure layer. The method makes it possible to manufacture high voltage insulators for a voltage of 110 kV with sizes up to 1-1.2 m. For insulators with larger dimensions, difficulties arise in achieving the corresponding mechanical strength of the insulation tire. In addition to the TGO, the technological process is much more complicated due to the size, weight and technique of filling out the forms. The properties of plastic / plastic insulators for outdoor installation show that the best results in operation are obtained using these insulators for the largest voltages. However, the known manufacturing methods are possible or relatively cost-effective only within the average voltages not exceeding the NO kV. For voltages above 110 kV, for example 220 kV or 400 kV, with an increase in the length of the insulator, the method of casting individual plates becomes difficult and time consuming, and obtaining a continuous casting with a length of over 1 m is very difficult because of the weight of the metal mold and the method of pouring it. Castings made of epoxy resin with a length of more than 1 m are characterized by a poor interaction of hard tire material with an elastic glass-epoxy rod. In addition, there is a difficulty in connecting these castings together as a whole, since the joint is the weakest point of the coating, which makes it possible to damage it. The manufacture of a coating of silicone elastomers is costly due to the price of the starting material, since the use of insulators only from elastic elements is economically unjustified. The purpose of the invention is to increase the reliability and efficiency of production of insulators. This goal is achieved by the fact that the well-known high-voltage plastic insulator for an external SC7 installation, containing a rod of continuous, non-malleable fiber, impregnated with epoxy resin and connected with it, sealed with it, insulated plastic-insulated plastic elements, is fitted with bushes located between each insulating element with annular protrusions at least along the ends made of the heights of the muzzle of the plastic, preferably
    made of silicone elastomer, with the insulating elements made of low modulus plastic and tightly covering the ends of the insulating sleeves.
    An annular flange may be made on the surface of the sleeve, to which insulating elements abut their ends face.
    An annular rim with inclined sides can be made on the surface of the sleeve, with the insulating elements partially covering the bead.
    The flange can be made as the sides are inclined.
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    At the same time on the collar can be performed annular ledge.
    The goal is achieved by the fact that in the method of manufacturing a high-voltage insulator, consisting in the installation of insulating
    20 elements per rod of glass fiber impregnated with epoxy resin, followed by an airtight connection, the core is pre-coated with an adhesive layer
    25 means from the group of silanes, at certain intervals cast on it by a method of pouring silicone rubber sleeves under pressure, after which, in the gaps formed between the sleeve 30, they are cast by a method of pouring under pressure in a detachable form, insulating profiled elements covering the ends of the sleeves, while As a mass 35 for the sleeves, a cast composition consisting of a cycloaliphatic epoxy resin, anhydride hardener and an inorganic filler is used.
    Parts of the sleeves may be used as gaskets for a plug-in form.
    FIG. 1 shows a high-voltage insulator, a cut; in fig. 2 - the same, the embodiment; in fig. 3 - then
    45, another embodiment; in fig. 4 — isolator covered by detachable form.
    The isolator consists of a rod 1, made of continuous alkaline glassless fiberless, impregnated with diane epoxy resin with an anhydride hardener. On the rod 1 at equal intervals are densely besieged
    55 spacer sleeves 2 made of silicone rubber. The ends of the spacer sleeves 2 have annular protrusions 3. In the intervals between the sleeves 2 on the rod 1
    60 profiled outside three-rib insulating elements (bushings) 4 with a middle edge higher than the others. Elements 4 are made of cast epoxy plastic and encompass annular 2 distant sleeves 2, and
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    also parts of them. of surfaces. The annular protrusions 3 are the seal between the sleeve 2 and the insulating element 4 and at the same time seal all insulator tires, consisting of the sleeves 2 and elements 4, with respect to the rod 1, Final Dis. Tanning sleeves 2 are covered by the insulator fittings 5.
    The insulator made according to the second variant also consists of a rod 1, in the same design of distance sleeves 2, fitted tightly onto the rod 1 and made of silicone rubber. The sleeves 2 have in the middle outer ring beads 6. The profiled insulating elements 4 of epoxy material, mounted on the rod 1 in the spaces between the spacer sleeves 2, have three edges of the same size. The end surfaces of the elements 4 are adjacent to the box 1m of the annular shoulder b. As in the first embodiment, the spacer sleeves 2 have annular protrusions 3 at the ends, which are covered by the internal clock1: new profiled sleeves 4, which also cover the entire surface of the spacer sleeves 2, up to the annular shoulder 6.
    The isolator, presented in the third version, is built from similar materials, as in the previous versions. On the rod 1 are spaced sleeves 2, having at the ends of the annular protrusions 3 and in the middle of the annular flange 6 with inclined sides. Burtiki 6 have protrusions 7 around their surface. The insulating elements 4 with the same edges enclose the annular protrusions 3, the outer surface of the spacer sleeves and the middle part of the shoulders b so that they overlap the shoulders, covering their fully inclined sides.
    The method of making an insulator is as follows.
    First, directly on the rod 1 at the respective distances x are cast in detachable forms with a distance. Spiral Bushing 2 of liquid silicone rubber, which is cold cured at ambient temperature. At the same time, a thin layer of adhesive substance from a quick-drying silicone material is applied to the core 1 before casting the bushings 2. The resulting gaps between the remote sleeves 2 are molded in a detachable shape 8 using an injection molded sleeve 4 which is profiled outside; the annular protrusions 3 and the outer surfaces of the spacer sleeves 2 are covered with the J8 shape. The profiled sleeves 4 are made of a cast EPOX composition.
    consisting of. cycloaliphatic resin, anhydrite, hardener and inorganic filler. 11, the outer surfaces of the annular shoulders 6 of the spacer sleeves 2 are used to seal the detachable form 8.
    The insulator according to the invention can be of arbitrary length and therefore can be used for arbitrarily high voltages. This is achieved due to a sectional tire of plastic sections, rigid and elastic, alternately mounted on an elastic rod, the diameter of which can be adjusted accordingly for the required mechanical strength, for a length corresponding to the operating and test stresses of the insulator. Therefore, it is possible to determine for this insulator design with a given mechanical impurity, for which maximum length of segments made of rigid plastic directly cast on the rod, the permissible internal stresses in the connection layer will not be exceeded under varying temperature and stress working conditions . Coating the rod with sections of elastic plastic, separating sections of rigid plastic, while respecting the production of elastic sections from a relatively thin, but sufficiently protecting the rod from moisture penetration from the outside, a layer of silicone elastomer and making rigid sections with an outer-shaped surface, allows to obtain the required total leak path for the whole. isolator The insulating coating is malleable in relation to the rod, it works together with it without exceeding permissible stresses threatening the appearance of cracks and similar damages under severe operating conditions. Cost-effective insulator cost due to low consumption of silicone elastomer.
    An insulator prepared according to the acquisition, besides high reliability parameters, has several times less mass than insulators of hitherto used voltages, for example, 220 kV or 400 kV, 1 made of inorganic materials. Compared with coated insulators consisting only of elastic plates made of silicone elastomer, this insulator is much simpler to manufacture and at the same time much cheaper.
    The division of the coating into sections with respect to sections of rigid material allows the use of high-performance injection molding technology of thermosetting plastics. At the same time, the elastic sections compact the split form during the casting of the rigid sections, which simplifies the design of the form. Due to this, it is possible to exclude the vacuum casting method used so far in the manufacture of insulators with a rigid tire, which limits the length of the insulator due to the difficult conditions for creating a vacuum and a sufficiently large space.
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    权利要求:
    Claims (7)
    [1]
    1. High-voltage insulator made of plastic - for outdoor installation, containing a core of continuous non-alkaline fiber impregnated with epoxy resin and covered with hermetically connected to it insulated profiled plastic elements, characterized in that, in order to increase the reliability and efficiency of the production of insulators, it equipped with bushings located between each insulating element with annular protrusions at least at the ends made of high modulus plastic, prefer no of silicone elastomer, the insulating elements are made of low-modulus plastic and tightly cover the ends of the insulating sleeves.
    [2]
    2. The insulator according to π. 1, due to the fact that an annular bead is made on the surface of the sleeve to (to which insulating elements adhere with their ends.
    [3]
    3. The insulator according to π. 1, with the fact that an annular bead with obliquely spaced sides is made on the surface of the sleeve, while the insulating elements partially cover the bead ..
    [4]
    4. Isolator pop. 2, characterized in that the bead is made with inclined sides.
    [5]
    5. The insulator according to paragraphs. 2-4, characterized in that an annular protrusion is made on the shoulder.
    [6]
    6. A method of manufacturing a high-voltage insulator, which consists in installing insulating elements on a rod of glass fiber impregnated with epoxy resin followed by a sealed connection, characterized in that, in order to increase efficiency, the rod is pre-coated with a layer of adhesive means from the group of silanes, at certain intervals the sleeves are made of silicone h <rubber on it by injection molding, after which, in the spaces formed between the bushings, they are cast by the Pressure casting method ^ In the form of split insulating profiled elements, covering the ends of the bushings form, wherein as the plastic bushings are used to cast a composition consisting of cycloaliphatic epoxy resins, the anhydride curing agent and an inorganic filler.
    [7]
    , 7. The method according to claim 6, characterized in that the parts of the bushings are used as gaskets for a demountable form.
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