Electricity: conductors and insulators – With fluids or vacuum – With fluid-condition responsive and/or indicating means
Patent
1980-05-09
1981-09-22
Askin, Laramie E.
Electricity: conductors and insulators
With fluids or vacuum
With fluid-condition responsive and/or indicating means
73 40, 116264, 174 30, 174179, H01B 1702, H01B 1734, H01B 1736
Patent
active
042911931
ABSTRACT:
A high voltage transmission line suspension insulator (18 or 22) which monitors its own dielectric integrity. A dielectric rod (10) has one larger diameter end fitting attachable to a transmission line and another larger diameter end fitting attachable to a support tower. The rod is enclosed in a dielectric tube (14) which is hermetically sealed to the rod's end fittings such that a liquidtight space (20) is formed between the rod and the tube. A pressurized dielectric liquid is placed within that space. A discoloring dye placed within this space is used to detect the loss of the pressurized liquid.
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patent: 1770130 (1930-07-01), Dunmire
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patent: 1915965 (1933-06-01), Williams
patent: 2970186 (1961-01-01), Von Platen
patent: 3003349 (1961-10-01), Sullivan et al.
patent: 4185161 (1980-01-01), Huang et al.
Scott Donald N.
Stemler Gary E.
Askin Laramie E.
Besha Richard G.
Constant Richard E.
Erickson Douglas E.
The United States of America as represented by the United States
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