Electricity: conductors and insulators – Overhead – With conductor vibration damping means
Patent
1994-01-10
1998-09-01
Sough, Hyung S.
Electricity: conductors and insulators
Overhead
With conductor vibration damping means
H02G 714
Patent
active
058013296
ABSTRACT:
A high voltage outdoor power line includes at least one stranded conductor, and at least one damping device for damping mechanical Karman vibrations of the stranded conductor. The damping device includes a plurality of vibration dampers mounted on the stranded conductor by being suspended from respective suspension points on the stranded conductor, a spacing between the suspension points of two directly adjacent vibration dampers in a mounted state being smaller than half of a smallest anticipated wavelength of the Karman vibrations.
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Richard Bergner GmbH & Co.
Sough Hyung S.
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