Communications: electrical – Selective – Having indication or alarm
Patent
1976-10-04
1977-07-19
Caldwell, John W.
Communications: electrical
Selective
Having indication or alarm
240 12, 340114R, 340331, 340333, G08G 500, B64F 118
Patent
active
040371913
ABSTRACT:
Aircraft warning marker assemblies for marking power transmission lines are often suspended from the power line itself and are in a few cases equipped with a flashing light energized with power obtained from the power line. The assemblies have in the past been subject to physical failure caused by wind induced vibrations in addition to damage from corona discharges and tracking over non conductive parts. The present invention discloses means for alleviating these problems. The marker assembly, which is made up of a cone-like structure supported by a hanger system, employs vibration absorbing means between the hanger system and the cone-like structure to dampen vibrations of the marker assembly, and thereby reduces the possibility of physical damage from the wind. In addition, a ring of electrically conductive material at the bottom of the cone functions as a "corona ring" in shielding the assembly from corona effects and tracking.
REFERENCES:
patent: 1820534 (1931-08-01), Francotte
patent: 2095306 (1937-10-01), Austin
patent: 3124712 (1964-03-01), Alexander
Deane Richard
Sylvest Aage C.
Caldwell John W.
Cominco Ltd.
Groody James J.
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