AT53919B - Impregnating agents for fibrous sheaths for electrical conductors. - Google Patents

Impregnating agents for fibrous sheaths for electrical conductors.

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AT53919B
AT53919B AT53919DA AT53919B AT 53919 B AT53919 B AT 53919B AT 53919D A AT53919D A AT 53919DA AT 53919 B AT53919 B AT 53919B
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electrical conductors
impregnating agents
fibrous
sheaths
fibrous sheaths
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Karl Schnetzer
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  Tränkungsmittel für faserige Hüllen von elektrischen Leitungsdrähten. 



   Die Isolation von elektrischen Leitungen, bei denen nicht etwa ausschliesslich Gummi in Form von Bändern oder nahtlosen hüllen zur Anwendung gelangt, erfolgt bekanntlich in der Weise, dass die blanken oder auch schon mit irgend einer unteren   Schutzschichte   versehenen   Leitungsdrähte   mit einer Umhüllung (Umkleidung, Umwicklung, Umspinnung, Umflechtung oder Umpressung) aus einem lockeren, trockenen Fasermaterial versehen und dann in einem Bade mit flüssigen Substanzen, die später erstarren oder trocknen, getränkt werden.

   Für besondere Zwecke ist als   solches Tränkungsmittel   ein Gemisch von Bleimennige als Grundstoff mit trocknendem Öl (Leinöl) verwendet worden, namentlich, wenn es darauf ankam, die zu isolierenden Metallteile oder Leitungen gegen die zerstörenden   Kinnüsse der Atmosphäre   und der Witterung zu schützen, die sich besonders in   chemischen     Fabriken   und deren Nähe oder in der   Nähe zahlreicher Feuerstätten bemerkbar machen,   Für   Stkstromleituagen   empfiehlt sich eine derartige Tränkung in solchen Fällen, in denen die Isolationen mit den sonst   üblichen Tränkungsmassen, Paragummiband   und selbst vulkanisiertem Gummi in   verhältnismässig kurzer   Zeit zerstört werden, wie dies z.

   B. in Ölfabriken, Stearinfabriken, Fettspaltungsanlagen und verschiedenen chemischen Fabriken, 
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 der Anwendung der bekannten Isolationsmittel in der Weise, dass die mit der   Umhüllung   versehenenLeitungenineinemdünnenBreiausAntimonoxysulfidundtrocknendemÖl (Leinöl) innig getränkt werden, wobei die Mischung die feinsten Faserteile durchzieht. Die Drähte sind nach erfolgter Lufttrocknung der Tränkungsmasse gebrauchsfertig. 



   Man hat bereits vorgeschlagen, Antimonoxysulfid als Anstrichmasse zu verwenden. 



  Aus dieser Verwendung kann man jedoch nicht schliessen, dass das   Antimonoxysulfid auch   ein geeignetes und widerstandsfähiges Isolationsmittel ist, das der Bleimennige in seinen   E@ggenschaften und für   den bestimmten Verwendungszweck überlegen ist. 

**WARNUNG** Ende DESC Feld kannt Anfang CLMS uberlappen**.



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  Impregnating agents for fibrous sheaths for electrical conductors.



   It is well known that the insulation of electrical cables, in which rubber in the form of tapes or seamless sheaths is not used, is carried out in such a way that the bare conductor wires or those already provided with some kind of lower protective layer are covered with a sheath (covering, wrapping, Wrapping, braiding or crimping) made of a loose, dry fiber material and then soaked in a bath with liquid substances that later solidify or dry.

   For special purposes, a mixture of red lead as a base material with drying oil (linseed oil) has been used as such an impregnating agent, especially when it was important to protect the metal parts or pipes to be insulated against the destructive chin-nuts of the atmosphere and the weather, which are particularly important In chemical factories and their vicinity or in the vicinity of numerous fireplaces, such impregnation is recommended for Stkstromleituagen in those cases in which the insulation with the otherwise usual impregnation compounds, para rubber tape and even vulcanized rubber are destroyed in a relatively short time, like this z.

   B. in oil factories, stearin factories, liposuction plants and various chemical factories,
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 the use of the known insulation means in such a way that the lines provided with the sheathing are thoroughly soaked in a thin paste of antimony oxysulfide and drying oil (linseed oil), the mixture permeating the finest fiber parts. The wires are ready for use after the impregnation compound has air-dried.



   It has already been proposed to use antimony oxysulfide as a paint.



  However, from this use one cannot conclude that the antimony oxysulphide is also a suitable and resistant insulating agent that is superior to red lead in its properties and for the specific purpose.

** WARNING ** End of DESC field may overlap beginning of CLMS **.

 

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PATENT-ANSPRUCH: Tränkungsmittel für faserige Hütion von elektrischen leitungsdrähten, bei welchen eine Metallsauerstoffverbindung mit einem trocknenden Öle Verwendung findet, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass das nach dem D. R. P. Nr. 160110 dargestellte Antimonoxysulfid mit dem trocknenden Öle vermischt wird. **WARNUNG** Ende CLMS Feld Kannt Anfang DESC uberlappen**. PATENT CLAIM: Impregnating agent for fibrous protection of electrical wires in which a metal-oxygen compound is used with a drying oil, characterized in that the antimony oxysulphide presented in accordance with D. R. P. No. 160110 is mixed with the drying oil. ** WARNING ** End of CLMS field may overlap beginning of DESC **.
AT53919D 1906-05-10 1908-03-07 Impregnating agents for fibrous sheaths for electrical conductors. AT53919B (en)

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