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JP2010259226A
JP2010259226A JP2009106658A JP2009106658A JP2010259226A JP 2010259226 A JP2010259226 A JP 2010259226A JP 2009106658 A JP2009106658 A JP 2009106658A JP 2009106658 A JP2009106658 A JP 2009106658A JP 2010259226 A JP2010259226 A JP 2010259226A
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Sozaburo Tsutsumi
壮三郎 堤
Takeshi Fukuzaki
剛 福崎
Toshio Watabe
寿夫 渡部
Akio Hayashi
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Masatake Obara
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<P>PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide an electric wire passing method which passes an electric wire to a hole which communicates with the inside and the outside of a device without causing the electric wire to contact with connections in a charging state. <P>SOLUTION: The electric wire passing method draws out and pushes in the electric wire by attaching an electric wire protection pipe 1 to the electric wire 30 while covering the connections in the charging state from outside. The electric wire protection pipe 1 is simple in constitution and low in price. According to such an electric wire passing method, there is no risk that the connections in the charging state contacts with the electric wire in the hole for the electric wire introduction of a low-voltage current transformer, and thus the electric wire 30 in a live state can be drawn out and pushed in through the hole. <P>COPYRIGHT: (C)2011,JPO&INPIT

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本発明は、装置内外に連通する孔部に対して充電状態の接続部が非接触で通過するようにし、活線状態の電線を取り扱えるようにする電線通し工法に関する。   The present invention relates to a wire threading method that allows a charged connection portion to pass through a hole communicating with the inside and outside of the apparatus in a non-contact manner so that a live wire can be handled.

需要家施設の使用電力を計測するなど、電気に関する計測を行う電気計器は、公的機関(日本電気計器検定所。以下、日電検という)により計量法で定める技術上の基準に適合しているか否かについて検定が行われている。電気計器の計量精度は、検定により公的に証明されており、正確な計量が行われている。   Do electrical meters that measure electricity, such as measuring electricity used at customer facilities, comply with the technical standards stipulated by the Measurement Act by public institutions (Nippon Electric Meters Laboratory, hereinafter referred to as NIPPON TEST)? Tests have been conducted to determine whether or not. The measuring accuracy of the electric meter is publicly proved by the test, and accurate weighing is performed.

このような電気計器には、需要家の需要電力の規模に応じて各種の種類があり、単独の電気計器と変成器付電気計器に大別される。
単独の電気計器とは、機械式または電子式の単独で電気の使用量を計量する電気計器であり、機器種類別としては電力量計のみである。クラス別としては普通電力量計のみであり、相線別では単相2線式・単相3線式・三相3線式・三相4線式がある。
There are various types of such electric meters according to the scale of power demand of consumers, and they are roughly classified into single electric meters and electric meters with transformers.
A single electric meter is an electric meter that measures the amount of electricity used by a mechanical type or an electronic type alone, and only a watt hour meter is provided for each type of equipment. By class, there are only ordinary watt-hour meters, and by phase line, there are single-phase two-wire, single-phase three-wire, three-phase three-wire, and three-phase four-wire.

変成器付電気計器とは、機械式または電子式の組合せ電気計器と計器用変流器(CT)とを用いて計量する電気計器であり、機器種類別としては電力量計のみである。クラス別としては普通電力量計のみであり、相線別では単相2線式・単相3線式・三相3線式・三相4線式がある。
本明細書では変成器付電気計器と単独の電気計器とを総称して単に電気計器という。
The electric meter with a transformer is an electric meter that measures using a mechanical or electronic combination electric meter and a current transformer (CT), and only the watt hour meter is classified by device type. By class, there are only ordinary watt-hour meters, and by phase line, there are single-phase two-wire, single-phase three-wire, three-phase three-wire, and three-phase four-wire.
In this specification, an electric meter with a transformer and a single electric meter are collectively referred to simply as an electric meter.

計器用変流器(CT)は、大電流回路に直列に一次巻線を接続し、一次巻線と二次巻線に比例した二次電流を変成する機器である。変成器の定格二次電流は、一般に、一次電流にかかわらず5〔A〕となっている。すなわち、契約容量の大きい需要家と小さい需要家とでは、流れる電流が大幅に異なるのであるが、それぞれに対応する巻線比の変流器(CT)を使用することによって、二次電流を常に定格の範囲内におさめるようにしている。
需要家の電力量は、計器類が計量した電力量に、計器用変流器(CT)の巻線比に応じた定数を乗じることによって算定される。
An instrumental current transformer (CT) is a device that connects a primary winding in series to a large current circuit and transforms a secondary current proportional to the primary and secondary windings. The rated secondary current of the transformer is generally 5 [A] regardless of the primary current. In other words, the current flowing between a customer with a large contracted capacity and a customer with a small contracted capacity is significantly different, but by using a current transformer (CT) with a corresponding winding ratio, the secondary current is always reduced. I try to keep it within the rated range.
The electric energy of the consumer is calculated by multiplying the electric energy measured by the instruments by a constant corresponding to the winding ratio of the instrument current transformer (CT).

このような電気計器は工場出荷時には上記の日電検による型式承認・検定を受けており、直ぐに需要家施設に設置使用することができる。この検定には有効期間(以下、検定有効期間という)があり、需要家施設に設置されて計量を行っている既設品は、検定を受けた電気計器と有効期間が過ぎる前に交換する必要がある。   Such electric meters have received the above-mentioned type approval / certification by the NIPPON DENKO when shipped from the factory, and can be installed and used immediately in customer facilities. This certification has a valid period (hereinafter referred to as the valid examination period), and existing products that are installed and measured at customer facilities must be replaced with the certified electric meter before the valid period expires. is there.

そこで、電気計器を管理する電力会社は、現状では既設の電気計器の検定有効期間を管理する失効替管理を行い、検定有効期間を経過する(以下、失効という。)前に、失効直前の電気計器に代えて、検定済みの他の電気計器を設置する工事を行う。   Therefore, the electric power company that manages the electric meter currently performs revocation management to manage the verification validity period of the existing electric meter, and before the expiration of the verification validity period (hereinafter referred to as expiration), In place of the instrument, work will be done to install other certified electrical instruments.

このような工事の具体例について図を参照しつつ説明する。図7の失効替え工事例を説明する説明図のように、電柱10と建物20との間に電線(引込線)30が張り渡されており、この電線(引込線)30に低圧変流器付き計器40が接続され、最終的に開閉器50を介して建物20の内部へ引き込まれているものとする。   A specific example of such construction will be described with reference to the drawings. As shown in the explanatory diagram for explaining the revocation replacement example in FIG. 7, an electric wire (lead wire) 30 is stretched between the utility pole 10 and the building 20, and a meter with a low-voltage current transformer is connected to the electric wire (lead wire) 30. 40 is connected and finally drawn into the inside of the building 20 through the switch 50.

この低圧変流器付き計器40は、先に説明した電気計器の一具体例であり、電力量計(WHM)41、低圧変流器42を備える。この低圧変流器42は、例えば、図8の低圧変流器の具体例を示す図のように、箱部421と蓋部422とからなる箱体であり、さらに側面に孔部423,424,425,426,427,428が設けられ、これら孔部423,424,425,426,427,428にそれぞれ電線30が挿通される。そして、取付脚429により建物20の壁面に固定される。なお、図8では単相3線式・三相3線式等の低圧変流器42を例示したものであるが、単相2線式等の低圧変流器であれば両側面にそれぞれ二箇所の孔部が形成されることとなる。   This meter 40 with a low-voltage current transformer is a specific example of the electric meter described above, and includes a watt-hour meter (WHM) 41 and a low-voltage current transformer 42. The low-pressure current transformer 42 is a box made up of a box part 421 and a lid part 422 as shown in a specific example of the low-voltage current transformer of FIG. , 425, 426, 427, 428, and the electric wires 30 are inserted into the holes 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, 428, respectively. And it fixes to the wall surface of the building 20 with the attachment leg 429. FIG. FIG. 8 illustrates a low-pressure current transformer 42 such as a single-phase three-wire system or a three-phase three-wire system. The hole part of a location will be formed.

また、他の低圧変流器42’は、例えば、図9の低圧変流器の具体例を示す図のように、箱部421’と蓋部422’とからなる箱体であり、さらに側面に孔部423’,424’,425’,426’,427’,428’が設けられ、これら孔部423’,424’,425’,426’,427’,428’に電線30が挿通される。そして、取付脚429’により建物20の壁面に固定される。なお、図9では単相3線式・三相3線式等の低圧変流器42’を例示したものであるが、単相2線式の低圧変流器であれば両側面にそれぞれ二箇所の孔部が形成されることとなる。   Further, the other low-voltage current transformer 42 'is a box made up of a box part 421' and a cover part 422 'as shown in a specific example of the low-voltage current transformer of FIG. Are provided with holes 423 ′, 424 ′, 425 ′, 426 ′, 427 ′, and 428 ′, and the electric wire 30 is inserted into these holes 423 ′, 424 ′, 425 ′, 426 ′, 427 ′, and 428 ′. The And it fixes to the wall surface of the building 20 with the attachment leg 429 '. FIG. 9 shows an example of a single-phase three-wire type, three-phase three-wire type low-voltage current transformer 42 '. The hole part of a location will be formed.

そして失効替え工事の従来工法としては、図7で示すように電線(引込線)30の切断・接続ポイント31,32のうちの何れか一方を切断して需要家側を停電状態とし、電力量計(WHM)41、低圧変流器42を取り外してから新しい検定済みの電力量計(WHM)41、低圧変流器42に付け替えて切断・接続ポイント31(または32)を接続して失効替え工事終を了するというものである。   Then, as shown in FIG. 7, the conventional method of the expiring replacement work is to cut one of the cutting / connection points 31 and 32 of the electric wire (lead-in wire) 30 so that the customer side is in a power failure state, and the watt hour meter (WHM) 41, low-voltage current transformer 42 is removed and then replaced with a new certified watt-hour meter (WHM) 41, low-voltage current transformer 42, and disconnection / connection point 31 (or 32) is connected to expire. It is to end the end.

さて、失効替え工事の従来工法では電線(引込線)30の切断・接続を高所で行うため、危険を伴うことや作業時間を要することから、可能であるならばこのような切断・接続を回避したいという要請があった。
これは失効替え工事に限るものではなく、既設の電気計器の故障取り替え工事等でも同様であった(以下、総称して電気計器の取り替え工事という)。このように電線(引込線)30を切断・接続することなく電気計器の取り替え工事を行いたいという要請がある。この場合、活線状態で電線(引込線)30を扱うこととなり、特に電線(引込線)30先端の充電状態の接続部の絶縁対策が必要である。
By the way, in the conventional method of expiring replacement work, the cutting and connection of the electric wire (lead-in wire) 30 is performed at a high place, which is dangerous and requires work time. If possible, avoid such cutting and connection. There was a request to do.
This was not limited to expiring replacement work, but was also the same for failure replacement work of existing electric meters (hereinafter collectively referred to as electric meter replacement work). As described above, there is a demand to replace the electric meter without disconnecting / connecting the electric wire (lead wire) 30. In this case, the electric wire (lead-in wire) 30 is handled in a live line state, and in particular, it is necessary to take insulation measures for the connection part in the charged state at the tip of the electric wire (lead-in wire) 30.

このような接続部の絶縁対策に関する従来技術の具体例として、例えば、特許文献1(特開平08−79934号公報、発明の名称「電線端末用絶縁キャップ」)や、特許文献2(特開2007−141706号公報、発明の名称「スリーブ部材と挿入部材との仮固定構造及び活線接続工法」)などに記載の発明が知られている。
特許文献1,2に記載の従来技術では、何れも特に電線先端の充電状態の接続部にキャップを被せることで絶縁対策を行う、というものである。
As specific examples of the related art relating to such insulation measures for connecting portions, for example, Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 08-79934, title of the invention “insulation cap for electric wire terminal”) and Patent Document 2 (Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2007-2007). -141706 gazette, the name of the invention "temporary fixing structure of sleeve member and insertion member and hot wire connection method") and the like are known.
In the prior arts described in Patent Documents 1 and 2, in particular, the insulation measures are taken by putting a cap on the charged connection portion at the tip of the electric wire.

特開平08−79934号公報(図1,図3)Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 08-79934 (FIGS. 1 and 3) 特開2007−141706号公報(図1)JP 2007-141706 A (FIG. 1)

しかしながら、電気計器の取り替え工事では、上記特許文献1,2に記載のキャップを単純に適用できないという事情があった。
先に図9を用いて説明した低圧変流器42’では、箱部421’と蓋部422’との両側の半円状の溝を突き合わせることにより孔部423’,424’,425’,426’,427’,428’が構成されており、蓋部422’が開けられると、孔部423’,424’,425’,426’,427’,428’が開放されて電線30が取り外せるようになっている。このため、先端の接続部が充電状態である電線30を扱う場合でも、電線30の取り外しは比較的容易である。
However, there has been a situation that the cap described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 cannot be simply applied in the replacement work of the electric meter.
In the low-pressure current transformer 42 ′ described above with reference to FIG. 9, holes 423 ′, 424 ′, and 425 ′ are formed by abutting the semicircular grooves on both sides of the box portion 421 ′ and the lid portion 422 ′. , 426 ′, 427 ′, and 428 ′, and when the cover 422 ′ is opened, the holes 423 ′, 424 ′, 425 ′, 426 ′, 427 ′, and 428 ′ are opened, and the electric wire 30 is connected. It can be removed. For this reason, even when the electric wire 30 in which the connecting portion at the tip is in a charged state is handled, the electric wire 30 is relatively easy to remove.

一方で、先に図8を用いて説明した低圧変流器42では、孔部423,424,425,426,427,428は箱部421の側面に設けられた貫通孔であるため、活線状態の電線30をそのまま引き抜くには問題があった。このような低圧変流器42は既に多数の建物に設置されており、電気計器の取り替え工事で交換対象になることが多いが、これら孔部に接触しないように先端の接続部が充電状態である電線30を引き抜くことは、容易ではなく、短絡等事故を誘発しやすいものであった。   On the other hand, in the low-pressure current transformer 42 described above with reference to FIG. 8, the holes 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, and 428 are through holes provided in the side surface of the box 421, so There was a problem in pulling out the wire 30 as it was. Such low-voltage current transformers 42 have already been installed in many buildings, and are often subject to replacement in the replacement work of electric meters. It is not easy to pull out a certain electric wire 30 and it is easy to induce an accident such as a short circuit.

そこで、上記特許文献1,2に記載のキャップを充電状態の接続部に被せてから引き抜くことが考えられるが、電線30の接続部を端子部から取り外す際でも、接続部が外界に晒されるなど危険を伴うものであった。端子部の取り外し時も考慮してより安全な取り外しができるようにしたいという要請があった。   Therefore, it is conceivable to pull out the cap described in Patent Documents 1 and 2 after covering the charged connection portion, but the connection portion is exposed to the outside even when the connection portion of the electric wire 30 is removed from the terminal portion. It was dangerous. There was a request to allow safer removal considering the removal of the terminal part.

そこで、本発明は上記した問題に鑑みてなされたものであり、その目的は、装置内外に連通する孔部へ充電状態の接続部を接触させることなく電線を通過させる電線通し工法を提供することにある。   Then, this invention is made | formed in view of the above-mentioned problem, The objective is to provide the electric wire threading method which allows an electric wire to pass through, without making the connection part of a charged state contact the hole part connected inside and outside of an apparatus. It is in.

本発明の請求項1に係る電線通し工法は、
孔部を通じて電線が挿通され、この電線の接続部が端子部に着脱可能に構成される装置に対し、充電状態の接続部を装置の孔部から引き抜く電線引き抜きに係る電線通し工法であって、
装置の孔部に挿通された状態にある電線に電線防護管を移動可能となるように取り付ける電線防護管取り付け工程と、
端子部に当接するまで電線防護管を装置の孔部内に押し入れる電線防護管押し入れ工程と、
電線の接続部を端子部から取り外す接続部取り外し工程と、
電線引き出しと電線防護管押し入れとを交互に行って接続部が電線防護管内に隠れるまで電線を引き出す電線引き出し工程と、
電線防護管を電線に固定する電線防護管固定工程と、
電線防護管とともに電線を孔部から引き抜く電線引き抜き工程と、
を有することを特徴とする。
The wire threading method according to claim 1 of the present invention is:
An electric wire is inserted through the hole, and the wire connecting method for pulling out the charged connection portion from the hole portion of the device with respect to the device in which the connecting portion of the electric wire is detachably attached to the terminal portion,
A wire protection tube mounting step for mounting the wire protection tube so that the wire protection tube can be moved to the wire inserted in the hole of the device;
A wire protection tube pushing-in process of pushing the wire protection tube into the hole of the device until it abuts the terminal part;
A connecting portion removing step of removing the connecting portion of the electric wire from the terminal portion;
An electric wire drawing process for alternately pulling out the electric wire and pushing in the electric wire protective tube and pulling out the electric wire until the connecting portion is hidden in the electric wire protective tube;
A wire protection tube fixing process for fixing the wire protection tube to the wire;
A wire drawing process for drawing the wire together with the wire protective tube from the hole;
It is characterized by having.

また、本発明の請求項2に係る電線通し工法は、
孔部を通じて電線が挿通され、この電線の接続部が端子部に着脱可能に構成される装置に対し、充電状態の接続部を装置の孔部に押し込む電線押し込みに係る電線通し工法であって、
接続部を覆うように電線に電線防護管を取り付ける電線防護管取り付け工程と、
端子部に当接するまで電線防護管および電線を装置の孔部内に押し入れる電線防護管・電線押し入れ工程と、
電線の接続部を端子部に取り付ける接続部取り付け工程と、
電線防護管を取り外す電線防護管取り外し工程と、
を有することを特徴とする。
Moreover, the electric wire threading method according to claim 2 of the present invention is:
An electric wire is inserted through the hole, and the electric wire passing method for pushing the electric connection portion into the hole portion of the device, with respect to the device in which the electric wire connection portion is detachable from the terminal portion,
A wire protection tube mounting step of attaching a wire protection tube to the wire so as to cover the connection part;
A wire protection tube / wire push-in process in which the wire protection tube and the wire are pushed into the hole of the device until it contacts the terminal part;
A connecting portion attaching step for attaching the connecting portion of the electric wire to the terminal portion;
A wire protection tube removal process for removing the wire protection tube;
It is characterized by having.

また、本発明の請求項3に係る電線通し工法は、
請求項1または請求項2に記載の電線通し工法において、
前記装置は、交流電路の電力量を計量するための変流器であることを特徴とする。
Moreover, the wire threading method according to claim 3 of the present invention is:
In the wire threading method according to claim 1 or claim 2,
The device is a current transformer for measuring the amount of electric power in the AC circuit.

本発明によれば、装置内外に連通する孔部へ充電状態の接続部を接触させることなく電線を通過させる電線通し工法を提供することができる。   ADVANTAGE OF THE INVENTION According to this invention, the electric wire threading method which lets an electric wire pass through without making the connection part of a charged state contact the hole part connected inside and outside of an apparatus can be provided.

本発明を実施するための形態の電線通し工法であって電線への電線防護管の取り付けの説明図である。It is an electric wire threading method of the form for implementing this invention, Comprising: It is explanatory drawing of attachment of the electric wire protection tube to an electric wire. 本発明を実施するための形態の電線通し工法であって電線引き抜き工法の説明図である。It is an electric wire threading method of the form for implementing this invention, Comprising: It is explanatory drawing of an electric wire extraction method. 本発明を実施するための形態の電線通し工法であって電線引き抜き工法の説明図である。It is an electric wire threading method of the form for implementing this invention, Comprising: It is explanatory drawing of an electric wire extraction method. 本発明を実施するための形態の電線通し工法であって電線引き抜き工法の説明図である。It is an electric wire threading method of the form for implementing this invention, Comprising: It is explanatory drawing of an electric wire extraction method. 本発明を実施するための形態の電線通し工法であって電線押し込み工法の説明図である。It is an electric wire threading method of the form for implementing this invention, Comprising: It is explanatory drawing of an electric wire pushing method. 本発明を実施するための形態の電線通し工法であって電線押し込み工法の説明図である。It is an electric wire threading method of the form for implementing this invention, Comprising: It is explanatory drawing of an electric wire pushing method. 失効替え工事例を説明する説明図である。It is explanatory drawing explaining the example of revocation work. 低圧変流器の具体例を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the specific example of a low voltage current transformer. 低圧変流器の具体例を示す図である。It is a figure which shows the specific example of a low voltage current transformer.

続いて、本発明を実施するための形態の電線通し工法について図1〜図6を参照しつつ以下に説明する。まず、充電状態の接続部を装置の孔部から引き抜く電線引き抜きに係る電線通し工法について図を参照しつつ説明する。この工法では、説明の具体化のため、電線引き抜きがなされる装置が既設の低圧変流器であって、この低圧変流器は図8に示した旧型タイプの低圧変流器42であるものとして説明する。   Then, the wire threading method of the form for implementing this invention is demonstrated below, referring FIGS. First, an electric wire threading method for pulling out an electric wire by pulling out a connected portion in a charged state from a hole of the apparatus will be described with reference to the drawings. In this method, for concrete explanation, an apparatus for drawing out the electric wire is an existing low-voltage current transformer, and this low-voltage current transformer is the old-type low-voltage current transformer 42 shown in FIG. Will be described.

まず、作業員は、検電して電線30が活線状態であり、接続部が充電中であることを確認する。この工程では、具体的には、防アーク面・低圧手袋を着用した上で図8の変流器42の蓋部422を取り外し、図2(a)の内部で示す低圧変流器42の箱部421内の端子部430(接続部33)にて検電し充電中であることを確認する。   First, the worker checks the electric power and confirms that the electric wire 30 is in a live line state and the connecting portion is being charged. Specifically, in this step, the arc-proof surface and low-pressure gloves are worn, the lid portion 422 of the current transformer 42 in FIG. 8 is removed, and the box of the low-voltage current transformer 42 shown in FIG. The terminal 430 (connection part 33) in the part 421 detects the current and confirms that charging is in progress.

続いて、作業員は、変流器一次側配線接続状態、変流器二次側配線接続状態の確認を行う。この工程では、具体的には、低圧変流器42の一次側配線、二次側配線の接続状態をそれぞれ確認し、接続状況をチェック票に記入する。電線30が粘着性ポリエチレンテープが巻かれたCVケーブルなど、電線30の色が不明な場合はテープ巻きにより色を表示する。   Subsequently, the worker checks the current transformer primary side wiring connection state and the current transformer secondary side wiring connection state. In this step, specifically, the connection state of the primary side wiring and the secondary side wiring of the low-voltage current transformer 42 is confirmed, and the connection status is entered in a check form. When the color of the electric wire 30 is unknown, such as a CV cable wound with an adhesive polyethylene tape, the color is displayed by tape winding.

続いて、作業員は、低圧変流器42の一次側アース端子の防護のため、一次側アース端子に接地端子防護カバーを取り付ける。この工程では、具体的には、低圧変流器42の一次側アース端子に充電部が露出しないように接地端子防護カバーを取り付ける、というものである。   Subsequently, the worker attaches a ground terminal protective cover to the primary side ground terminal in order to protect the primary side ground terminal of the low-voltage current transformer 42. Specifically, in this step, a grounding terminal protective cover is attached so that the charging part is not exposed to the primary ground terminal of the low-voltage current transformer 42.

続いて、作業員は、低圧変流器42の一次側電線の引き抜きのため、一次側電線への電線防護管1の取り付けと一次側電線の引き抜きを行う。この工程が本発明の電線引き抜きに係る電線通し工法に相当するものである。   Subsequently, the worker attaches the wire protection tube 1 to the primary side wire and pulls out the primary side wire to pull out the primary side wire of the low-voltage current transformer 42. This process corresponds to the wire threading method according to the present invention.

作業員は、低圧変流器42の孔部を挿通された状態にある電線30に電線防護管1を移動可能となるように取り付ける(電線防護管取り付け工程)。最初は一次側電線である電線30に電線防護管1を差し込むこととなる。   An operator attaches the electric wire protection tube 1 to the electric wire 30 that is inserted through the hole of the low-voltage current transformer 42 so that the electric wire protection tube 1 can be moved (electric wire protection tube attachment step). Initially, the wire protection tube 1 is inserted into the wire 30 which is the primary side wire.

電線30や電線防護管1は図1(a),(b)で示すようなものであり、電線30に対して電線防護管1を取り付けるものである。電線防護管1は、例えば絶縁体である硬質ゴムなどにより変形可能に形成されており、一枚の板を図1(b)に示すような状態の筒体にすることで巻回し体としたものであって通常はこの巻回し体としての形状で安定するものであり、切断部2が形成される。このような電線防護管1の切断部2を拡開して、図1(c)で示すような導入部3を形成し、この導入部3を通過させて電線防護管1を内部に入れた上で元の巻回し体に戻す。これにより、電線防護管1は図1(d)に示すように電線30の周囲を覆い、移動可能に取り付けられる。   The electric wire 30 and the electric wire protection tube 1 are as shown in FIGS. 1A and 1B, and the electric wire protection tube 1 is attached to the electric wire 30. The wire protection tube 1 is formed so as to be deformable by, for example, hard rubber as an insulator, and a single plate is formed into a cylindrical body in a state as shown in FIG. Usually, it is stable in the shape as the wound body, and the cut portion 2 is formed. The cutting portion 2 of the wire protection tube 1 is expanded to form an introduction portion 3 as shown in FIG. 1 (c), and the wire protection tube 1 is placed inside through the introduction portion 3. Return to the original winding body. Thereby, as shown in FIG.1 (d), the electric wire protection tube 1 covers the circumference | surroundings of the electric wire 30, and is attached so that a movement is possible.

続いて、作業員は、電線30に沿って電線防護管1を移動させていき、図2(a)に示すように孔部423に電線防護管1を押し入れ、図2(b)に示すように端子部430に当接するまで電線防護管1を孔部423内に押し入れる(電線防護管押し入れ工程)。なお、複数ある孔部のうち孔部423を例示的に図示したが、他の孔部425,426,428でも同様であり、以下孔部423のみ説明するものとし、他は重複する説明を省略する。なお、孔部424,427に挿入される電線30は接地線であるため電線防護管1を用いる必要はないが、万全を期して電線防護管1用いる工法としても良い。   Subsequently, the worker moves the wire protection tube 1 along the wire 30 and pushes the wire protection tube 1 into the hole 423 as shown in FIG. 2A, as shown in FIG. 2B. The wire protective tube 1 is pushed into the hole 423 until it contacts the terminal portion 430 (wire protective tube push-in step). In addition, although the hole part 423 was illustrated in figure in the several hole part, it is the same also in the other hole parts 425, 426, and 428, and only the hole part 423 will be described below, and the redundant description is omitted for others. To do. In addition, since the electric wire 30 inserted into the holes 424 and 427 is a ground wire, it is not necessary to use the electric wire protection tube 1, but a method of using the electric wire protection tube 1 may be used for completeness.

続いて、作業員は、電線30の接続部33を端子部430から取り外す(接続部取り外し工程)。例えば、図3(a)にも示されるように、端子部430の四箇所にある六角ボルトを緩める。   Then, an operator removes the connection part 33 of the electric wire 30 from the terminal part 430 (connection part removal process). For example, as shown in FIG. 3A, the hexagon bolts at the four locations of the terminal portion 430 are loosened.

続いて、作業員は、図3(a)に示すような電線引き出しと図3(b)に示すような電線防護管押し入れとを交互に行い、電線30を徐々に引き出しながら取り付けた電線防護管1を押し入れ、図4(a)に示すように接続部33が電線防護管1内に隠れるまで電線30を引き出す(電線引き出し工程)。この電線引き出しと電線防護管押し入れとは、短い距離で多数にわたり行うことにより、充電部である接続部33が外界に露出する状態を極力回避する。   Subsequently, the worker alternately performs the wire drawing as shown in FIG. 3A and the wire protection tube pushing-in as shown in FIG. 3B, and the wire protection tube attached while gradually pulling out the wire 30. 1 is inserted, and the wire 30 is pulled out until the connecting portion 33 is hidden in the wire protection tube 1 as shown in FIG. 4A (wire drawing step). The electric wire pull-out and the electric wire protection tube push-in are performed over many short distances, thereby avoiding as much as possible the state in which the connecting portion 33 that is the charging portion is exposed to the outside.

続いて、作業員は、図4(a)に示すように固定部4を設けて電線防護管1を電線30に固定する(電線防護管固定工程)。電線30の接続部33の端末が電線防護管1の1cm程度内側に来た段階で電線防護管1の末端をテープ巻きして固定部4を形成し、電線防護管1を電線30に固定する。充電部である接続部33は外界に露出していない状態となる。   Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 4A, the worker provides the fixing portion 4 to fix the wire protection tube 1 to the wire 30 (wire protection tube fixing step). When the end of the connection portion 33 of the electric wire 30 comes to the inside of the electric wire protective tube 1 by about 1 cm, the end of the electric wire protective tube 1 is taped to form the fixing portion 4, and the electric wire protective tube 1 is fixed to the electric wire 30. . The connecting part 33 which is a charging part is not exposed to the outside world.

続いて、作業員は、図4(b)に示すように電線防護管1とともに電線30を孔部から引き抜く(電線引き抜き工程)。作業員は、まず引き抜き前に、電線防護管1の先端より接続部33が露出していないことを再度確認し、その上で電線30を他の物に接触させないよう注意しつつ電線30と電線防護管1とを一緒に引き抜く。このようにして電線引き抜きに係る電線通し工法が行われる。   Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 4B, the worker pulls out the electric wire 30 together with the electric wire protection tube 1 from the hole (electric wire drawing step). Before pulling out, the worker first confirms again that the connecting portion 33 is not exposed from the tip of the wire protection tube 1, and then the wire 30 and the wire while taking care not to bring the wire 30 into contact with other objects. Pull out the protective tube 1 together. In this way, the wire threading method for wire drawing is performed.

続いて、作業員は、引き抜いた電線30より電線防護管1を取り外し、充電部である接続部33へ電線端末キャップまたはテープ等を用い防護し、電圧線より取り外し接地線を最後に取り外す。   Subsequently, the worker removes the electric wire protection tube 1 from the drawn electric wire 30, protects the connection portion 33, which is a charging portion, using an electric wire end cap or tape, and removes it from the voltage line and finally removes the ground wire.

続いて、作業員は、既設の計器、変流器を取り外すこととなる。具体的には低圧変流器42の負荷側(二次側)電線30の取り外し、低圧変流器42の取り外し、電力量計(WHM)41の取り外しを行う。この際、周囲の状況を確認し、電力量計(WHM)41や低圧変流器42の取り外しでは落下等させないよう慎重に取り扱うことが必要である。   Subsequently, the worker will remove the existing instrument and current transformer. Specifically, the load side (secondary side) electric wire 30 of the low voltage current transformer 42 is removed, the low voltage current transformer 42 is removed, and the watt hour meter (WHM) 41 is removed. At this time, it is necessary to check the surrounding situation and handle it carefully so as not to drop it when the watt-hour meter (WHM) 41 or the low-voltage current transformer 42 is removed.

続いて、作業員は、新設変流器、新設計器の取り付けを行う。例えば、図9で示したような新型の低圧変流器42’としても良いが、説明の都合上図8で示した旧型の低圧変流器42であるものとして説明する。低圧変流器42は取り外し前と同じ方向で取り付ける。電力量計(WHM)41や低圧変流器42の取り付けでは落下等させないよう慎重に取り扱う。   Subsequently, the worker installs a new current transformer and a new design device. For example, a new low-pressure current transformer 42 ′ as shown in FIG. 9 may be used, but the explanation will be made assuming that it is the old-type low-voltage current transformer 42 shown in FIG. 8 for convenience of explanation. The low-pressure current transformer 42 is installed in the same direction as before removal. When installing the watt-hour meter (WHM) 41 or the low-voltage current transformer 42, handle it carefully so as not to drop it.

この場合、充電状態の接続部を装置の孔部に差し込む電線差し込みに係る電線通し工法が行われる。
作業員は、図5(a)で示すように電線30の接続部33を覆うように電線30に電線防護管1を取り付ける(電線防護管取り付け工程)。作業員は、再度電線30に電線防護管1を取り付け、さらに先の電線引き抜きに係る電線通し工法で充電部である接続部33に防護のため取り付けられた電線端末キャップまたはテープ等を外す。
In this case, a wire threading method for wire insertion for inserting the charged connection portion into the hole of the device is performed.
The worker attaches the wire protection tube 1 to the wire 30 so as to cover the connection portion 33 of the wire 30 as shown in FIG. 5A (wire protection tube attachment step). The worker again attaches the electric wire protection tube 1 to the electric wire 30 and further removes the electric wire terminal cap or the tape attached for protection to the connecting portion 33 which is the charging portion by the electric wire passing method related to the previous electric wire drawing.

続いて、作業員は、図5(b)で示すように、端子部430に当接するまで電線防護管1および電線30を箱部241の孔部423内に押し入れ、停止位置まで押し入れる(電線防護管・電線押し入れ工程)。   Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 5B, the worker pushes the wire protection tube 1 and the wire 30 into the hole 423 of the box portion 241 until the contact with the terminal portion 430, and pushes it to the stop position (wire Protective tube / wire push-in process).

続いて、作業員は、図6(a)で示すように、電線の接続部を端子部430内に押し入れて端子部430に接続する(接続部取り付け工程)。例えば、図6(a)にも示されるように、端子部430の四箇所にある六角ボルトを締めて端子部430を挟み込むように固定する。   Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 6A, the worker pushes the connecting portion of the electric wire into the terminal portion 430 and connects it to the terminal portion 430 (connecting portion attaching step). For example, as shown in FIG. 6A, the hexagonal bolts at the four locations of the terminal portion 430 are tightened so that the terminal portion 430 is sandwiched.

続いて、作業員は、図6(b)で示すように、電線30から電線防護管1を取り外す(電線防護管取り外し工程)。電線30に沿って電線防護管1を引き抜くことにより達成される。
以下、同様にして電気計器の取り替え工事がなされる。
Subsequently, as shown in FIG. 6B, the worker removes the wire protection tube 1 from the wire 30 (wire protection tube removal step). This is achieved by pulling out the wire protection tube 1 along the wire 30.
In the same way, the replacement work of the electric meter is performed in the same manner.

以上、電線引き抜きおよび電線押し込みに係る電線通し工法について説明した。
このような電線通し工法によれば、特に低圧変流器付き計器等の取り替え工事において、活線状態の電線であっても取り替え工事を行うことが可能となり、電線(引込線)30の切断・接続を回避できるため、電力会社にとって利便性を高めている。
さらに本工法では停電時間が短縮できること、電力会社の作業員による切断・接続(給電停止再開作業)を要しないこと、それに伴って高所作業が無くなることによる安全面の向上というメリットがある。
また、計器の取り替え工事を念頭において電線通し工法を説明したが、取り替え工事に限定する趣旨ではなく、活線状態の電線を孔部に通過させる工事全般において本発明の電線通し工法は幅広く適用可能である。
The electric wire threading method related to electric wire drawing and electric wire pushing has been described above.
According to such a wire threading method, it is possible to perform replacement work even if the wire is live, particularly in replacement work for instruments with low-voltage current transformers. Therefore, convenience for electric power companies is improved.
Furthermore, this method has the advantages of shortening the power outage time, eliminating the need for disconnection / connection (power supply stop / restart work) by power company workers, and improving safety due to the elimination of work at high places.
In addition, the wire passing method has been explained with the instrument replacement work in mind, but it is not intended to be limited to replacement work, and the wire passing method of the present invention can be widely applied in general construction that allows live wires to pass through the hole. It is.

本発明の電線通し工法は、特に活線状態の電線を装置の孔部に挿抜する際に適用することができる。   The wire threading method of the present invention can be applied particularly when inserting and removing a live wire in a hole of the apparatus.

1:電線防護管
2:切断部
3:導入部
4:固定部
10:電柱
20:建物
30:引込線
31,32:切断・接続ポイント
33:接続部
40:低圧変流器付き計器
41:電力量計(WHM)
42:低圧変流器
421:箱部
422:蓋部
423:孔部
424:孔部
425:孔部
426:孔部
427:孔部
428:孔部
429:取付脚
430:端子部
42’:低圧変流器
421’:箱部
422’:蓋部
423’:孔部
424’:孔部
425’:孔部
426’:孔部
427’:孔部
428’:孔部
429’:取付脚
50:開閉器
1: Electric wire protection tube 2: Cutting part 3: Introduction part 4: Fixed part 10: Utility pole 20: Building 30: Lead-in wire 31, 32: Cutting / connection point 33: Connection part 40: Meter 41 with a low-voltage current transformer: Electric energy Total (WHM)
42: Low pressure current transformer 421: Box portion 422: Cover portion 423: Hole portion 424: Hole portion 425: Hole portion 426: Hole portion 427: Hole portion 428: Hole portion 429: Mounting leg 430: Terminal portion 42 ': Low pressure Current transformer 421 ′: Box portion 422 ′: Cover portion 423 ′: Hole portion 424 ′: Hole portion 425 ′: Hole portion 426 ′: Hole portion 427 ′: Hole portion 428 ′: Hole portion 429 ′: Mounting leg 50: Switch

Claims (3)

孔部を通じて電線が挿通され、この電線の接続部が端子部に着脱可能に構成される装置に対し、充電状態の接続部を装置の孔部から引き抜く電線引き抜きに係る電線通し工法であって、
装置の孔部に挿通された状態にある電線に電線防護管を移動可能となるように取り付ける電線防護管取り付け工程と、
端子部に当接するまで電線防護管を装置の孔部内に押し入れる電線防護管押し入れ工程と、
電線の接続部を端子部から取り外す接続部取り外し工程と、
電線引き出しと電線防護管押し入れとを交互に行って接続部が電線防護管内に隠れるまで電線を引き出す電線引き出し工程と、
電線防護管を電線に固定する電線防護管固定工程と、
電線防護管とともに電線を孔部から引き抜く電線引き抜き工程と、
を有することを特徴とする電線通し工法。
An electric wire is inserted through the hole, and the wire connecting method for pulling out the charged connection portion from the hole portion of the device with respect to the device in which the connecting portion of the electric wire is detachably attached to the terminal portion,
A wire protection tube mounting step for mounting the wire protection tube so that the wire protection tube can be moved to the wire inserted in the hole of the device;
A wire protection tube pushing-in process of pushing the wire protection tube into the hole of the device until it abuts the terminal part;
A connecting portion removing step of removing the connecting portion of the electric wire from the terminal portion;
An electric wire drawing process for alternately pulling out the electric wire and pushing in the electric wire protective tube and pulling out the electric wire until the connecting portion is hidden in the electric wire protective tube;
A wire protection tube fixing process for fixing the wire protection tube to the wire;
A wire drawing process for drawing the wire together with the wire protective tube from the hole;
An electric wire threading method characterized by comprising:
孔部を通じて電線が挿通され、この電線の接続部が端子部に着脱可能に構成される装置に対し、充電状態の接続部を装置の孔部に押し込む電線押し込みに係る電線通し工法であって、
接続部を覆うように電線に電線防護管を取り付ける電線防護管取り付け工程と、
端子部に当接するまで電線防護管および電線を装置の孔部内に押し入れる電線防護管・電線押し入れ工程と、
電線の接続部を端子部に取り付ける接続部取り付け工程と、
電線防護管を取り外す電線防護管取り外し工程と、
を有することを特徴とする電線通し工法。
An electric wire is inserted through the hole, and the electric wire passing method for pushing the electric connection portion into the hole portion of the device, with respect to the device in which the electric wire connection portion is detachable from the terminal portion,
A wire protection tube mounting step of attaching a wire protection tube to the wire so as to cover the connection part;
A wire protection tube / wire push-in process in which the wire protection tube and the wire are pushed into the hole of the device until it contacts the terminal part;
A connecting portion attaching step for attaching the connecting portion of the electric wire to the terminal portion;
A wire protection tube removal process for removing the wire protection tube;
An electric wire threading method characterized by comprising:
請求項1または請求項2に記載の電線通し工法において、
前記装置は、交流電路の電力量を計量するための変流器であることを特徴とする電線通し工法。
In the wire threading method according to claim 1 or claim 2,
The above-mentioned device is a current transformer for measuring the amount of electric power of an AC circuit.
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