Electricity: conductors and insulators – Feedthrough or bushing – Compression
Patent
1983-04-05
1986-06-17
Sikes, William L.
Electricity: conductors and insulators
Feedthrough or bushing
Compression
350 9620, 350 9622, 350 9623, 174 70R, 174 72R, G02B 638, H02G 300
Patent
active
045952566
ABSTRACT:
Each cable has an optical fiber core (1, 1') an arch of steel wires (2, 2'), a copper tube (3, 3') swaged onto the cylinder, an insulating sheath (4, 4') a return conductor (14, 14') and another sheath (16, 16') which is a protective sheath. Said connection has, at each cable end, a fixing part (8, 8'), a splaying out wedge (15, 15') and a plug of hardenable resin (11, 11'). The connection also has ports (12) provided in the fixing part (8) and, around the fixing parts, an inner tube (23) provided with ports (21) in which support wires (26) are placed, weld sleeves (28) connecting together the fibers (22, 22') being on said support wires by tapes (27) and slung across said ports, an outer tube (20) covering the inner tube, a sealing mould (31), a conductive metal braid (32) and a heat-shrinkable sleeve (33).
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Healy Brian M.
Les Cables de Lyon
Sikes William L.
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