Armor rod is a component used to provide protection to the conductor against various environmental and mechanical factors. It is also known as a wire armor or spiral vibration damper. It has a helical shape that provides flexibility and allows for movement. Armor rod helps to enhance the performance, durability and lifespan of the transmission […]
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A downlead clamp is a component used to secure and support the downlead cable that connects the overhead line to the ground. The downlead is a cable runs from the overhead line to the ground. This is to ease the safe transfer of electrical power from the overhead transmission line. The downlead clamp plays a
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Spiral vibration damper refers to a component used to mitigate the effects of aeolian vibrations on conductors. The vibrations occur when wind flows over the transmission lines which causes the vibrations. The occurrence of vibrations on conductors may lead to fatigue failure over time. It consists of a helical shape installed along the length of
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A thimble clevis is a component used in overhead transmission lines to connect insulators to ends of conductors. It provides mechanical support and helps maintain the integrity of power lines. Its designs help to attach to the end of a conductor and hold it securely in place. The design has a thimble-shaped opening or eye
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A post insulator is a component used to support and insulate conductors from the supporting structures. The main function is to prevent the flow of electrical current along the supporting structure. It also helps to ensure the safe and efficient transmission of electricity across regions. It is also known as a post-type insulator. A post
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A stay insulator is a type of insulator used to provide electrical insulation for the guy wires or stays that support utility poles. The main purpose of the stay insulator is to prevent the flow of electric current along the guy wires. This helps to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the power distribution system.
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A big grip dead end is a specialized piece of hardware used to secure the ends of guy wires in overhead transmission lines. Its main role is to stabilize transmission towers against external forces such as winds, ice and snow. It is also helps to anchor and secure the ends of conductors or wires for
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A secondary clevis is a component used to support and connect the insulators to the conductor to the line. It helps to maintain the integrity and proper functioning of the power transmission system. It is mostly a U-shape or Y-shaped metal bracket with holes. This helps to attach the various hardware components. Secondary clevis is
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A false dead end is a structure that appears to be a dead end and allow some movement or flexibility in the line. It also provides a fixed termination point for the conductors a false dead end to absorb and accommodate certain dynamic forces. They also provide flexibility and allow for limited movement of the
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A side tie refers to a type of hardware used to secure conductors to insulators to provide a reliable and stable connection. It may also refer to a conductor or set of conductors that connect two or more transmission lines at the side. Side ties help to prevent conductors from chafing against the insulator and
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