Operation of a lead-in-device receiving a conductor passed throu

Details Operation of a lead-in-device receiving a conductor passed throu Operation of a lead-in-device receiving a conductor passed throu

1980-03-28

1981-02-17

Askin, Laramie E.

Electricity: conductors and insulators

With fluids or vacuum

Insulators

55120, 55146, 174 17GF, B03C 366, H01B 1726

Patent

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042516820

ABSTRACT:
The invention relates to a process for operating a lead-in-device receiving a conductor which passes through the cover of an electrical precipitation apparatus down to its electrode system. A portion of the conductor is encircled by an insulator which is radially spaced therefrom and of which the upper end provides support for a structural component having the conductor gas tightly passed therethrough. The space inside the insulator receives a sealing gas which is maintained under a pressure higher than that prevailing in the electrical precipitation apparatus. The sealing gas used for operating the device is a gas mixture consisting of an inert gas and at least 10 volume % of methane.

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patent: 3627898 (1971-12-01), Ibach et al.
patent: 3755611 (1973-08-01), Queck et al.
patent: 3773966 (1973-11-01), Ebert et al.

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