Suspension insulator

Electricity: conductors and insulators – Insulators – With terminal elements

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174196, H01B 1708

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ABSTRACT:
A suspension insulator having a porcelain insulating member with a head portion and a shed, a metal cap cemented to the top of the head portion, and a metal pin cemented to the lower end of the head portion at a pin hole formed in the head portion. The pin hole has a closed top and a downward opening, and its inside surface includes a cylindrical surface portion around the opening, a curved top surface and a round corner surface forming a smooth boundary between the cylindrical surface portion and the curved top surface. The cemented part of the inside surface of the hole has sands rigidly deposited thereon over a range from its lower end to a level within .+-.3 mm of the junction between the cylindrical surface portion and the round corner surface. The cylindrical surface portion has a radius equal to D and the round corner surface has a radius of curvature equal to Y, such that a ratio of Y/D is in the range of 0.3-0.45.

REFERENCES:
patent: 1284975 (1918-11-01), Austin
patent: 2443436 (1948-06-01), Taylor
Ohio Brass Insulator and Electrical Equipment Catalog No. 28, published by Ohio Brass Co., Mansfield, Ohio, copyright 1953, pp. 6 and 41-43 relied on.

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