Method of spacing transmission line subconductors

Details Method of spacing transmission line subconductors Method of spacing transmission line subconductors

1994-07-14

1996-01-30

Kincaid, Kristine L.

Electricity: conductors and insulators

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With conductor vibration damping means

174146, H02G 712, H02G 714

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054881978

ABSTRACT:
A method of spacing multiple subconductors relative to each other while allowing the subconductors to vibrate without causing damage to the subconductors includes gripping each subconductor with a clamp. Each clamp is secured about a rigid hoop in a manner such that each clamp is capable of sliding along the hoop and rotating about the hoop. The clamps are separated from each other along the hoop with springs which are positioned about the hoop and spaced between the clamps.

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