JP2016010282A - Temporary placing table and power cable terminal end construction method - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To eliminate the need for a worker to hold a cone holding member at a predetermined height while it is necessary to hold the cone holding member at the predetermined height in a power cable terminal end construction.SOLUTION: A temporary placing table 1 is a table for temporarily placing the cone holding member in the power cable terminal end construction. The temporary placing table includes: a plurality of fixed parts 30 which are fixed to a plurality of supporting insulators 210; a temporary placing table part 10 including a table part through-hole 12b through which a power cable 110 can be inserted, and a temporary placing surface 12a for temporarily placing the cone holding member; and leg parts 20 for holding the temporary placing table part at the predetermined height with respect to the fixed parts.

Description

  The present invention relates to a temporary table used for power cable terminal construction and a power cable terminal construction method.

  For example, a plurality of high-voltage power cables are connected to a substation. At the terminal portion of each power cable, a power cable terminal portion construction for assembling a power cable terminal portion structure which will be described later is performed, and a below-described insulator pipe is erected.

  Patent Document 1 discloses a general power cable termination structure. In this power cable terminal part structure, the conductor inside the power cable is exposed at the tip of the terminal part of the power cable, and a conductor drawing member is connected to the tip of this conductor. An insulating cone member (rubber stress cone) and a cone holding member (epoxy seat) for relaxing the electric field of the cone member are mounted on the proximal end side of the terminal portion of the power cable. Note that the end portion of the power cable, the conductor drawing member, the cone member, and the cone holding member are disposed inside the standing pipe.

  By the way, when the power cable has a large diameter, the connecting portion of the conductor drawing member connected to the conductor of the power cable may be larger than the diameter of the holding member through-hole for inserting the power cable in the cone holding member. . In this case, it is necessary to connect the conductor drawing member to the conductor of the power cable after attaching the cone holding member to the power cable as a procedure for the construction of the power cable terminal portion. In conventional power cable terminal construction, after the cone holding member is attached to the power cable, another operator pulls out the conductor to the conductor of the power cable while the operator holds the cone holding member at a predetermined height. It corresponds by connecting the members.

JP 2011-259558 A

  When dealing with a large-diameter power cable by a conventional power cable terminal construction method, an operator is strongly required to hold the cone holding member at a predetermined height while connecting the conductor drawing member to the conductor of the power cable. Therefore, no other work can be done. Further, since the cone holding member is very heavy (for example, about 5 to 6 kg), a heavy burden is imposed on the operator by holding the cone holding member at a predetermined height.

  The present invention is intended to solve such a problem, and an object of the present invention is to allow the operator to hold the cone holding member at a predetermined height in the construction of the power cable terminal portion. Is not required to be held at a predetermined height.

  The present invention is for achieving the above-mentioned object, and is configured as follows. The temporary placing stand of the present invention is formed of an insulator on the outer periphery of the end portion of the power cable at the end portion of the power cable that is pulled up from below the base and covered at least around the conductor with an insulating layer. And a cone member having a cone through hole into which the power cable can be inserted, and a holding member through hole which is a through hole formed of an insulator and into which the power cable can be inserted and which can accommodate the cone member A conductor holding member formed of a conductor is connected to the end of the conductor at the terminal end of the power cable to which the cone member and the cone holding member are attached. A through hole that is formed of an insulator and can be inserted into the power cable so as to cover the outer periphery of the terminal end of the power cable to which the holding member is attached and the conductor drawing member is connected. A pierced pipe having a shape that can accommodate the cone holding member and having a pipe through hole, and at least the garment pipe is fixed to a plurality of support insulators fixed to the base. Power cable terminal construction that is fixed so that it is in an erected state, and the conductor lead-out member connected to the tip of the conductor is fixed to the tip of the insulator pipe The temporary holding table for temporarily placing the cone holding member. The temporary placement table has a plurality of fixing portions fixed to a plurality of support insulators and a base portion through-hole through which a power cable can be inserted, and a temporary placement surface for temporarily placing a cone holding member And a leg portion that holds the temporary placement table portion at a predetermined height with respect to the fixed portion.

  More preferably, the temporary table is configured as follows. First, each of the plurality of support insulators has a pin protruding upward. Each of the fixing portions of the temporary placement table has a pin through-hole through which a support insulator pin can be inserted, and the support insulator pin is inserted into the pin through-hole so that the pin is positioned with respect to the support insulator. Fixed.

  More preferably, the temporary table is configured as follows. The leg portion of the temporary table is composed of a pair of a first support leg and a second support leg that intersect each other, and the temporary support table portion is rotated with respect to the first support leg at one end of the first support leg. A pivoting connection mechanism is provided that is movably supported. At one end of the second support leg, there is provided a locking mechanism capable of bringing the temporary mounting base portion into the locked state or the unlocked state with respect to the second support leg. And the 1st support leg and the 2nd support leg are supported so that rotation is mutually possible for the point which these both support legs cross as a fulcrum.

  More preferably, the temporary placement table portion of the temporary placement table is formed with a notch space portion extending from a part of the edge of the temporary placement surface to the platform through hole.

  More preferably, the inner diameter of the base part through-hole in the temporary mounting base is set to be larger than the outer shape of the cone member.

  More preferably, a rubber sheet is stretched on the temporary placement surface of the temporary placement table.

  The power cable terminal part construction method of the present invention is a power cable terminal part construction method using the above-mentioned temporary table. The power cable termination construction method consists of a cable machining step that processes the termination of the power cable and exposes the conductor and insulating layer with a predetermined dimension from the tip side, and a cone member is attached to the outer periphery of the termination of the power cable A cone member mounting step, a temporary table fixing step for fixing the fixing portion of the temporary table to the support insulator, and a cone holding member for mounting the cone holding member on the outer periphery of the terminal portion of the power cable to which the cone member is mounted A mounting step, a temporary placing step for temporarily placing the cone holding member attached to the terminal portion of the power cable on the temporary placing surface of the temporary placing table, and a state in which the cone holding member is temporarily placed on the temporary placing surface of the temporary placing table A conductor connecting step for connecting the conductor leading member to the conductor tip at the terminal end of the power cable, and a power cable terminal portion connecting the conductor leading member to the conductor tip A step of attaching a garment tube so as to cover the outer periphery, a step of removing a temporary cradle, and a step of removing the fixing portion of the temporary cradle from the support insulator in a state where the end of the power cable is covered with a garment tube, and the power cable The insulator tube fixing step for fixing the insulator tube to the support insulator so that the insulator tube stands upright with respect to the base in the state where the insulator tube is covered with the end portion of the insulator, and the tip end portion of the insulator tube fixed to the support insulator And a conductor fixing step for fixing the conductor drawing member.

  In the temporary placing table of the present invention, the temporary placing table part for temporarily placing the cone holding member temporarily is held at a predetermined height with respect to the fixed part. For this reason, for example, when the power cable has a large diameter, the work of connecting the conductor drawing member to the conductor of the power cable after attaching the cone holding member to the power cable, and then the insulator for the power cable. In the operation of covering, the cone holding member can be held at a predetermined height by the temporary placing table. Therefore, it is unnecessary for the operator to hold the cone holding member at the predetermined height while it is necessary to hold the cone holding member at the predetermined height in the power cable termination work. The burden of holding the holding member is reduced, and other work can be concentrated, thereby improving the construction efficiency.

  In the temporary placement table of the present invention, the fixing portion is positioned using a support insulator for fixing the insulation tube, so that there is no need to newly provide a positioning member dedicated to the temporary placement table on the base side. . Therefore, the equipment cost for power cable termination work can be reduced. Moreover, in the temporary mounting table of this invention, a temporary mounting table can be reliably fixed to a base via a support insulator.

  In the temporary table of the present invention, the first support leg and the temporary table are connected by the rotation connection mechanism, and the second support leg and the temporary table are locked or locked by the locking mechanism. It is comprised so that it may be in a cancellation | release state, and the 1st support leg and the 2nd support leg are supported so that rotation is mutually possible. As a result, the temporary table can be folded compactly when the support is removed from the insulator (see FIG. 21), which is convenient for storage and carrying.

  In the temporary placing table of the present invention, a notch space is formed from a part of the edge of the temporary placing surface to the base through hole. From this, the temporary placing stand can be advanced so that the power cable is positioned in the base through hole through the notch space (see FIGS. 5, 6, 15, and 16), and the power cable is notched in the notch space. It can be made to retreat so as to come to a position off the temporary table (see FIGS. 9, 10, 15, and 16). For this reason, even if a temporary table is used in power cable termination work, there is no need to move the power cable, and there is no influence on each work process of the work.

  In the temporary placing table of the present invention, the inner diameter of the base part through hole is set to be larger than the outer shape of the cone member. From this, for example, in a state where the cone holding member is temporarily placed on the temporary placement surface, the cone member can be arranged from below through the holding member through hole of the cone holding member through the base portion through hole. During this work, the worker does not need to hold the cone holding member at a predetermined height, and can devote himself to other work accordingly. Therefore, the construction efficiency of the power cable termination work is increased.

  In the temporary placement table of the present invention, a rubber sheet is stretched on the temporary placement surface. Therefore, damage to the cone holding member temporarily placed on the temporary placement surface can be prevented.

  In the power cable terminal portion construction method of the present invention, after the cone holding member is attached to the power cable, the conductor drawing member is connected to the conductor of the power cable in a state where the cone holding member is temporarily placed on the temporary placement surface. Put the tube over the power cable. Therefore, during these operations, it is unnecessary for the operator to hold the cone holding member at a predetermined height, and accordingly, the operator can concentrate on other operations, and the construction efficiency of the work increases. .

The side view which represented the electric power cable termination | terminus part structure by the partial cross section. Sectional drawing of an electric power cable. The perspective view of the termination | terminus part of the processed electric power cable. The side view which represented one process of the process of the electric power cable termination | terminus part construction method using a temporary placing stand by the cross section. The side view which represented the process following FIG. 4 in the electric power cable terminal part construction method using a temporary placing stand by the partial cross section. The side view which represented the process following FIG. 5 in the electric power cable terminal part construction method using a temporary placing stand by the partial cross section. The side view which represented the process following FIG. 6 in the electric power cable terminal part construction method using a temporary placing stand by the partial cross section. The side view which represented the process following FIG. 7 in the electric power cable terminal part construction method using a temporary placing stand by the partial cross section. The side view which represented the process following FIG. 8 in the electric power cable terminal part construction method using a temporary placing stand by the partial cross section. The side view which represented the process following FIG. 9 in the electric power cable termination | terminus part construction method using a temporary placing stand with the partial cross section. The side view which represented the process following FIG. 10 in the electric power cable terminal part construction method using a temporary placing stand by the partial cross section. The side view which represented the process following FIG. 11 in the electric power cable termination | terminus part construction method using a temporary placing stand with the partial cross section. The side view which represented the process following FIG. 12 in the electric power cable terminal part construction method using a temporary placing stand by the partial cross section. The side view which represented the process following FIG. 13 in the electric power cable termination | terminus part construction method using a temporary stand with a partial cross section. The perspective view of the circumference | surroundings of the temporary placement stand fixed with respect to the support insulator and a temporary placement stand. The top view which looked at FIG. 15 from the XVI direction. The front view which looked at FIG. 15 from the XVII direction. The side view of the temporary placing stand of the state removed from the support insulator. FIG. 19 is a side view of the temporary placement table in a state where the lock of the temporary placement table portion with respect to the second support leg is released from the state of FIG. 18. The side view of the temporary mounting stand of the state which rotated the 2nd support leg with respect to the 1st support leg from the state of FIG. The side view showing the folding state of the temporary placing stand.

  Hereinafter, embodiments for carrying out the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

<Power cable termination structure (FIG. 1) and power cable termination (FIGS. 2 and 3)>
The power cable termination structure 100 (see FIG. 1), which is a completed state of the power cable termination construction described later, will be described together with the configuration of the termination portion of the power cable 110 (see FIGS. 2 and 3). A power cable termination structure 100 shown in FIG. 1 includes a termination pipe (see FIG. 3) of a power cable 110 that is pulled up on a base 200 and a ribbon pipe that is disposed so as to cover the termination section of the power cable 110. 120, and a cone member 130 and a cone holding member 140 disposed in the inside of the insulator tube 120. The base 200 is arranged on the ground or on a steel tower.

  The power cable 110 has, for example, a configuration in which a shield wire 116, a sheath 118, and the like are provided outside an insulating layer 114 that covers a central conductor 112 (see FIG. 2). The cross-sectional structure of the power cable 110 is not limited to the structure shown in the example of FIG. At the terminal portion of the power cable 110, the power cable 110 is processed so as to be peeled off in stages (see FIG. 3), and the conductor 112, the insulating layer 114, the shield wire 116, etc. Exposed in length.

  The insulator tube 120 is formed of an insulator (for example, ceramics) and has an insulator tube through hole 120a (see FIG. 1). The insulator through-hole 120a has a shape into which the power cable 110 can be inserted and the cone member 130 and the cone holding member 140 can be accommodated.

  The cone member 130 is formed of an insulator (for example, rubber) and has a cone through hole 130a (see FIG. 1). The cone through hole 130a can be inserted through the power cable 110. The cone member 130 has a spindle shape.

  The cone holding member 140 is formed of an insulator (for example, epoxy resin) and has a holding member through hole 140a (see FIG. 1). The holding member through hole 140a has a shape into which the power cable 110 can be inserted and the cone member 130 can be accommodated. The cone holding member 140 is formed on a substantially cylinder that is dented upward and has a flange portion 140b.

  The assembled state of each member in the power cable termination structure 100 will be described in detail. The insulator tube 120 is fixed in an upright state in which the insulator tube 120 stands with respect to the base 200 by a total of four support insulators 210 fixed to the base 200 (see FIG. 1). In FIG. 1, only two support insulators are visible. A total of four support insulators 210 are arranged in a rectangular shape in plan view around the axis of the power cable 110.

  Insulating oil F is filled in the inside of the insulator tube 120 (see FIG. 1). A cone member 130 is attached to the outer periphery of the insulating layer 114 of the power cable 110 at the lower end portion of the insulator tube 120. A cone holding member 140 is mounted so as to cover the cone member 130. A cone member compression device 150 is provided below the cone member 130. The cone member 130 is pressed against the inner surface of the holding member through hole 140 a of the cone holding member 140 by the cone member compression device 150 with an appropriate pressure. The cone member compression device 150 is covered with a protective hardware 160. Inside the protective hardware 160, the shield wire 116 is connected to the cone member compression device 150.

  At the upper end of the insulator tube 120, a conductor extraction member 170 is connected to the tip of the conductor 112 of the power cable 110 (see FIG. 1). The conductor lead-out member 170 includes a cylindrical connection portion 170a for connecting the tip of the conductor 112 of the power cable 110. In the state shown in FIG. 1, the connection portion 170a is compressed from the outside and the conductor 112 It is fixed at the tip. An insulating tape P for preventing the insulating oil F from entering the inside of the power cable 110 is wound around the connecting portion 170 a of the conductor drawing member 170 and the upper end portion of the insulating layer 114 of the power cable 110. The diameter of the connecting portion 170a of the conductor lead member 170 connected to the conductor 112 of the power cable 100 may be larger than the diameter of the holding member through hole 140a of the cone holding member 140.

  The conductor lead-out member 170 is fixed to the upper end portion of the garment tube 120 via upper metal parts 180 and 185 (see FIG. 1). The leading end of the conductor lead-out member 170 passes through an upper shield 190 disposed above the upper hardware 180 and 185. The conductor lead-out member 170 is formed of a conductor, and its tip is electrically connected to an overhead wire or the like.

<Working process for power cable terminal construction (see FIGS. 1 to 14)>
The power cable terminal part construction process (power cable terminal part construction method), which is the work for assembling the power cable terminal part structure 100 (see FIG. 1), will be mainly described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 14, the insulator tube 120, the cone member compression device 150, the upper hardware 180 and 185, and the upper shield 190 are represented by sections. 1 and 10 to 14, the cone holding member 140 is represented by a cross section. 1 and 13 and 14, the protective hardware 160 is represented by a cross section.

  In the construction of the power cable terminal portion, a temporary table 1 (see FIGS. 15 to 17), which will be described in detail later, is used. The temporary placement table 1 includes a fixed portion 30 fixed to each support insulator 210, a temporary placement table portion 10 for temporarily placing the cone holding member 140, and the temporary placement table portion 10 with respect to the fixed portion 30. Leg portions 20 (first support legs 22 and second support legs 24) that are held at a predetermined height are provided (see FIG. 15). The temporary placement table 10 includes a temporary placement surface 12a, a table portion through hole 12b, and a notch space portion 12c.

  Hereinafter, a method for constructing the power cable terminal will be described. First, the terminal portion of the power cable 110 is lifted and processed from the base through hole 200a, and the conductor 112, the insulating layer 114, the shield wire 116, and the like are exposed with predetermined dimensions in order from the distal end side (see FIG. 3). Moreover, each support insulator 210 is fixed to the base 200 (refer FIG. 4). The process of processing the terminal portion of the power cable 110 to expose the conductor 112, the insulating layer 114, the shield wire 116, and the like from the front end corresponds to the “cable processing step” of the present invention. The pulled up power cable 110 is maintained in a vertically extending state by a not-illustrated restricting unit and is regulated so as not to be lowered downward.

  Subsequently, the protective hardware 160, the cone member compression device 150, and the cone member 130 are attached in this order to the terminal portion of the power cable 110 (see FIG. 4). These members 130, 150, 160 are positioned at predetermined positions in the vertical direction with respect to the power cable 110 by appropriate support means. The step of attaching the cone member 130 to the terminal portion of the power cable 110 corresponds to the “cone member attachment step” of the present invention.

  Subsequently, the temporary table 1 (see FIGS. 15 to 17) is installed on each support insulator 210 (see FIG. 5). Specifically, first, the front end (the notch space 12c side) of the temporary placing table 1 (see FIGS. 15 to 17) is made to face the power cable 110. Then, the temporary table 1 is advanced to a position where the power cable 110 passes through the notch space 12c (see FIGS. 15 and 16) and is positioned in the table through hole 12b. Thereafter, the temporary table 1 is lowered, and the fixing portions 30 of the temporary table 1 are fixed to the pins 210a of the support insulators 210 (see FIG. 6). The step of fixing each fixing portion 30 of the temporary table 1 to each support wheel 210 corresponds to the “temporary table fixing step” of the present invention. FIG. 15 is a perspective view of the periphery of the temporary table 1 in this state. However, in FIG. 15, the cone member compression device 150 and the protective hardware 160 are omitted.

  Subsequently, the cone holding member 140 is lowered downward so that the power cable 110 is inserted into the holding member through hole 140a (see FIG. 6), and the cone holding member 140 is attached to the terminal portion of the power cable 110 (FIG. 7). reference). The cone holding member 140 attached to the power cable 110 is temporarily placed on the temporary placement surface 12 a of the temporary placement table 1. The cone holding member 140 has its flange portion 140b positioned by each guide portion G (see FIGS. 15 and 16) of the temporary placement surface 12a. The step of attaching the cone holding member 140 to the outer periphery of the power cable 110 to which the cone member 130 is attached corresponds to the “cone holding member attaching step” of the present invention. The step of temporarily placing the cone holding member 140 attached to the terminal portion of the power cable 110 on the temporary placement surface 12a of the temporary placement table 1 corresponds to the “temporary placement step” of the present invention.

  In the prior art in which the temporary placement table 1 was not provided, the worker had to hold the cone holding member 140 at a predetermined height during the work from the state shown in FIG. 7 to the state shown in FIG. In the present application using the temporary table 1, it is not necessary to hold the cone holding member 140 by an operator during these operations.

  After temporarily placing the cone holding member 140 on the temporary placement surface 12a of the temporary placement table 1, the conductor drawing member 170 is connected to the tip of the conductor 112 of the power cable 110 (see FIG. 7). Further, the connecting portion 170 a of the conductor drawing member 170 is compressed, and the conductor drawing member 170 is fixed to the tip of the conductor 112. Then, the insulating tape P is wound from the connecting portion 170a of the conductor drawing member 170 to the upper end portion of the insulating layer 114 of the power cable 110 (see FIG. 8). The step of connecting the conductor connection member 170 to the tip of the conductor 112 of the power cable 100 in a state where the cone holding member 140 is temporarily placed on the temporary placement surface 12a of the temporary placement table 1 corresponds to the “conductor connection step” of the present invention. .

  Subsequently, the insulation tube 120 is covered so as to cover the terminal portion of the power cable 110 (see FIG. 9). Then, the cone holding member 140 is lifted from the temporary table 10 with the garment tube 120 held at a predetermined height, and enters the garment tube through hole 120a of the garment tube 120 (see FIG. 10). When the flange portion 140b of the cone holding member 140 comes into contact with the outer edge of the lower end portion of the insulator tube 120, both the members 120 and 140 are fixed with bolts. The step of covering the insulator tube 120 so as to cover the terminal portion of the power cable 100 corresponds to the “insulator tube attaching step” of the present invention.

  While the insulator tube 120 is being lifted, the temporary table 1 is removed. First, each fixing part 30 of the temporary placing table 1 is removed from the pin 210 a of each support insulator 210. Then, the temporary placing table 1 is moved backward so that the power cable 110 is positioned away from the temporary placing table 1 through the notch space portion 12c (see FIGS. 15 and 16) of the temporary placing table 1 (see FIG. 10). The process of removing the fixing portions 30 of the temporary placing table 1 from the supporting insulators 210 in a state where the power cable 100 is covered with the insulator tube 120 corresponds to the “temporary placing table removing step” of the present invention.

  Thereafter, the insulator tube 120 is lowered to a position where it is supported by the respective support insulators 210 and is fixed in an upright state by the pins 210a of the respective support insulators 210 (see FIG. 11). The cone member 130 is disposed in the holding member through hole 140a of the cone holding member 140. The process of fixing the support pipes 120 to the support insulators 210 such that the power cables 100 are covered with the support pipes 120 so as to stand upright with respect to the base 200 is the “powder pipe fixing step” of the present invention. It corresponds to.

  After the erection pipe 120 is erected, the terminal end of the power cable 110 is pushed upward (see FIG. 12). Then, the conductor lead-out member 170 is fixed to the upper end portion of the insulator tube 120 via the upper hardware 180 and 185. Thereafter, the power cable 110 is pulled downward to bring the power cable 110 into a tensioned state.

  Next, the cone member compression device 150 is tightened with a bolt against the flange portion 140b of the cone holding member 140 (see FIG. 12). Accordingly, the elastic means (for example, a spring) of the cone pressing device 150 acts so as to press the cone member 130 upward, and the cone member 130 has an appropriate pressure against the inner surface of the holding member through hole 140a of the cone holding member 140. Pressed with. After the cone member compression device 150 is tightened, the shield wire 116 of the power cable 110 is connected to the cone member compression device 150.

  Subsequently, the protective metal fitting 160 is pushed up to be disposed so as to cover the cone member compression device 150 (see FIG. 13). A waterproof tape V is wound from the lower end of the protective metal fitting 160 to the sheath 118 of the power cable 110 (see FIG. 14). At the upper end portion of the insulator tube 120, the upper hardware 180, 185 is once removed. Then, the insulating oil F is filled from the upper end portion of the insulator tube 120 into the insulator tube through hole 120a.

  Finally, the conductor lead-out member 170 is fixed to the upper end portion of the insulator tube 120 via the upper hardware 180 and 185 (see FIG. 1). Further, the upper shield 190 covers the upper end portion of the garment tube 120. The process of fixing the conductor drawing member 170 to the upper end portion of the insulator tube 120 corresponds to the “conductor fixing step” of the present invention.

<Configuration of temporary table (FIGS. 15 to 21)>
The temporary stand 1 used in the above-described power cable terminal construction method will be described with reference to FIGS. The temporary placement table 1 is a table for temporarily placing the cone holding member 140 temporarily in the construction of the power cable terminal portion. As shown in FIGS. 15 to 17, the temporary placement table 1 includes a plurality of fixed portions 30 fixed to the support insulators 210, a temporary placement table portion 10 for temporarily placing the cone holding member 140, and a fixed position. It has the leg part 20 which hold | maintains the temporary placing stand part 10 with respect to the part 30 at predetermined height.

  The temporary mounting table 10 includes a rectangular flat plate portion 12, side plate portions 14 extending downward from both side portions of the flat plate portion 12, and a rear plate portion 16 extending downward from the rear end of the flat plate portion 12. (See FIGS. 15 to 17). The center of the flat plate portion 12 is located on the axis of the power cable 110 and the cone member 130 attached to the power cable 110 in a state where the fixing portion 30 is fixed to the support insulator 210. In addition, the shape of the flat plate part 12 is not limited to a rectangle, and the side plate part 14 and the rear plate part 16 may be omitted.

  The upper surface of the flat plate portion 12 serves as a temporary placement surface 12a on which the cone holding member 140 can be temporarily placed (see FIGS. 15 to 17). A rubber sheet is stretched over the temporary placement surface 12a. In the vicinity of the four corners of the temporary placement surface 12a, guide portions G for restricting the arrangement position of the temporarily placed cone holding member 140 are provided. Each guide part G is formed in a plate shape protruding upward, and is arranged along an arc having a predetermined radius from the center of the temporary placement surface 12a. And the guide part G regulates the outer peripheral position of the flange part 140b of the cone holding member 140 so that the axial center of the cone holding member 140 temporarily placed may be located in the center of the temporary placing surface 12a.

  In the flat plate portion 12, a base portion through hole 12b penetrating the flat plate portion 12 in the thickness direction is provided at a position corresponding to the cone member 130 in plan view (see FIGS. 15 and 16). The inner diameter of the base through hole 12b is set to be larger than the outer diameter of the cone member 130 in plan view.

  In the flat plate portion 12, a notch space portion 12 c penetrating the flat plate portion 12 in the thickness direction is provided in a portion from the front edge to the base portion through hole 12 b (see FIGS. 15 and 16). The passage width H of the notch space portion 12c is set to be larger than the diameter of the sheath 118 of the power cable 110 (see FIG. 16).

  A leg portion 20 extending downward is attached to each side plate portion 14 (see FIGS. 15 to 18). Each leg portion 20 includes a pair of first support legs 22 and second support legs 24 that intersect each other. For example, the first support leg 22 is disposed on the inner side of the temporary placement table 10 with respect to the side plate portion 14, and the second support leg 24 is disposed on the outer side of the temporary placement table 10 with respect to the side plate portion 14. Has been.

  At one end of the first support leg 22, there is provided a rotation connection mechanism that supports the temporary placement table 10 so as to be rotatable with respect to the first support leg 22. For example, the rotation connection mechanism is configured by inserting the bolt B1 through one end of the first support leg 22 and the rear end portion of the side plate portion 14 (see FIGS. 15 to 18).

  At one end of the second support leg 24, there is provided a locking mechanism capable of bringing the temporary mounting base 10 into a locked state or a locked release state with respect to the second support leg 24. For example, the locking mechanism includes a protruding portion 24a (see FIGS. 16 and 18) included in the second support leg 24 and a notch portion 14a (see FIG. 18) included in the side plate portion 14. The protruding portion 24 a is formed so as to protrude toward the inner side of the temporary placing base portion 10 at one end of the second support leg 24. The notch portion 14 a is formed in a shape that fits into the protruding portion 24 a of the second support leg 24 at the front end portion of the side plate portion 14.

  The notch portion 14a of the side plate portion 14 is hooked on the protruding portion 24a of the second support leg 24, whereby the temporary placement base portion 10 is locked to the second support leg 24 as shown in FIG. It can be. This locked state can be released by rotating either one of the first support leg 22 or the temporary placing base 10 with respect to the other (see FIG. 19).

  As shown in FIGS. 15 to 21, the first support leg 22 and the second support leg 24 are supported by a bolt B <b> 2 so as to be rotatable with respect to each other at a place where the both support legs 22, 24 intersect.

  The 1st support leg 22 has the fixing | fixed part 30 fixed with the volt | bolt B3 in the edge part on the opposite side to the side in which the volt | bolt B1 was provided (refer FIG. 15 thru | or 18). The 2nd support leg 24 has the fixing | fixed part 30 fixed with the volt | bolt B3 in the edge part on the opposite side to the side which has the protrusion part 24a. As shown in FIGS. 17 and 18, each fixing portion 30 has a pin through hole 30 a into which the pin 210 a of the support insulator 210 can be inserted. By inserting the pin 210a of the support insulator 210 into the pin through hole 30a of each fixing portion 30, the support legs 22 and 24 are positioned and fixed with respect to the support insulator 210. The pin 210a of the support insulator 210 is threaded, and a nut (not shown) may be tightened to the pin 210a of the support insulator 210 inserted through the pin through hole 30a.

  As shown in FIGS. 18 to 21, the temporary placing table 1 can be changed from the usable state shown in FIG. 18 to the folded state shown in FIG. 21. This changing process will be described. First, the temporary table 10 of the temporary table 1 in a usable state is rotated upward with respect to the first support leg 22 (see FIG. 19), and the second support leg 24 and the temporary table 10 Release the locked state. In order to release the locked state of the both 24 and 10, the first support leg 22 may be rotated downward with respect to the temporary placing base 10. Next, the first support leg 22 and the second support leg 24 are rotated around the bolt B2 as a fulcrum, so that the fixed portion 30 of the first support leg 22 and the protruding portion 24a of the second support leg 24 are brought closer (see FIG. 20). And both the support legs 22 and 24 are arrange | positioned substantially parallel. Finally, with the two support legs 22 and 24 disposed substantially in parallel, the temporary placement table 10 is rotated downward relative to the first support legs 22, or the first support legs 22 are moved to the temporary placement table 10. , The temporary table holder 10 and the support legs 22 and 24 are brought close to each other. As a result, the temporary placing table 1 is in a folded state shown in FIG. 21 in which both support legs 22 and 24 are arranged along the flat plate portion 12. The operator can carry the folded temporary table 1 by grasping the handle portion T provided on the rear plate portion 16.

<Effect of the invention>
In the temporary placing table 1 of the present invention, the temporary placing table 10 for temporarily placing the cone holding member 140 with respect to the fixed portion 30 is held at a predetermined height (FIGS. 6 to 9 and FIG. 17). reference). Therefore, the conductor drawing member 170 is connected to the conductor 112 of the power cable 110 after the cone holding member 140 is attached to the power cable 110, which is required when the power cable 110 has a large diameter. The cone holding member 140 can be held at a predetermined height by the temporary placing table 10 in the operation of compressing and then the operation of covering the power cable 110 with the stub tube 120. Therefore, it is not necessary for the operator to hold the cone holding member 140 at a predetermined height while it is necessary to hold the cone holding member 140 at a predetermined height in power cable terminal construction. The worker can reduce the burden of holding the cone holding member 140 and can concentrate on other work, thereby improving the construction efficiency.

  In the temporary table 1 according to the present invention, each fixing portion 30 is positioned using each support insulator 210 for fixing the insulator tube 120 (see FIGS. 15 to 17). This positioning member need not be newly provided on the base 200 side. Therefore, the equipment cost for power cable termination work can be reduced. Further, in the temporary table 1 according to the present invention, the temporary table 1 can be reliably fixed to the base 200 via the support insulator 210.

  In the temporary table 1 of the present invention, the first support leg 22 and the temporary table 10 are connected by a rotation connection mechanism, and the second support leg 24 and the temporary table 10 are engaged by a locking mechanism. The first support leg 22 and the second support leg 24 are rotatably supported with respect to each other (see FIGS. 18 to 21). As a result, the temporary table 1 can be folded compactly (see FIG. 21) when each support is removed from the chair 210, which is convenient for storage and carrying.

  In the temporary placing table 1 of the present invention, a notch space portion 12c is formed from a part of the edge of the temporary placing surface 12a to the through hole 12b (see FIGS. 15 and 16). From this, the temporary placing stand 1 can be advanced so that the power cable 110 is positioned in the base through hole 12b through the notch space portion 12c (see FIGS. 5 and 6), and the power cable 110 is notch space. It can be retracted so as to come to a position off the temporary table 1 through the portion 12c (see FIGS. 9 and 10). Therefore, even if the temporary stand 1 is used in the power cable termination work, there is no need to move the power cable 110, and each work process of the work is not affected.

  In the temporary mounting base 1 of the present invention, the inner diameter of the base portion through hole 12b is set to be larger than the outer shape of the cone member 130 (see FIG. 16). From this, for example, the procedure is changed from the power cable terminal portion construction method of the above-described embodiment, and the cone member 130 is moved from below through the base through hole 12b in a state where the cone holding member 140 is temporarily placed on the temporary placement surface 12a. The cone holding member 140 can be disposed in the holding member through hole 140a. During this operation, the operator does not need to hold the cone holding member 140 at a predetermined height, and can concentrate on other operations accordingly. Therefore, the construction efficiency of the power cable termination work is increased.

  In the temporary placement table 1 of the present invention, a rubber sheet is stretched on the temporary placement surface 12a. Therefore, damage to the cone holding member 140 temporarily placed on the temporary placement surface 12a can be prevented.

  In the power cable terminal portion construction method of the present invention, after the cone holding member 140 is attached to the power cable 110, the conductor drawing member 170 is placed on the conductor 112 of the power cable 110 with the cone holding member 140 temporarily placed on the temporary placement surface 12a. And the insulation tube 120 is put on the power cable 110 (see FIGS. 8 and 9). Therefore, during these operations, it is unnecessary for the operator to hold the cone holding member 140 at a predetermined height, and accordingly, the operator can concentrate on other operations, and the construction efficiency of the construction is improved. Go up.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Temporary placing stand 10 Temporary placing stand part 12a Temporary placing surface 12b Stand part through-hole 20 Leg part 30 Fixing part 110 Power cable 112 Conductor 114 Insulating layer 120 Insulating pipe 120a Insulating pipe through-hole 130 Cone member 130a Cone through-hole 140 Cone holding Member 140a Holding member through hole 170 Conductor extraction member 200 Base

Claims (7)

At the end of the power cable that has been pulled up from under the base and covered at least around the conductor with an insulating layer,
A cone member formed on an outer periphery of a terminal portion of the power cable and having a cone through hole through which the power cable can be inserted; and a through hole formed of an insulator and into which the power cable can be inserted. A cone holding member having a holding member through hole, which is a through hole having a shape capable of accommodating the cone member,
A conductor lead member formed of a conductor is connected to a tip of the conductor at a terminal portion of the power cable on which the cone member and the cone holding member are mounted,
The cone member and the cone holding member are mounted, and formed of an insulator so as to cover the outer periphery of the end portion of the power cable to which the conductor drawing member is connected, and the power cable can be inserted. A through-hole is a through-hole having a shape capable of accommodating the cone holding member, and a pipe having a pipe through-hole is covered,
At least the insulator pipe is fixed to a plurality of support insulators fixed to the base so as to be in a standing state that stands on the base; and In the power cable terminal construction, the temporary holding table for temporarily placing the cone holding member in a state where the conductor drawing member connected to the tip of the conductor is fixed to the tip. ,
A plurality of fixing portions fixed to the plurality of support insulators;
A temporary placement table portion having a temporary placement surface for temporarily placing the cone holding member, having a base portion through-hole through which the power cable can be inserted;
A leg portion that holds the temporary placement table portion at a predetermined height with respect to the fixed portion,
Temporary table. The temporary table according to claim 1,
Each of the plurality of support insulators has a pin protruding upward,
Each of the fixing portions has a pin through-hole through which the pin can be inserted, and the pin is inserted into the pin through-hole so that the pin is positioned and fixed with respect to the support insulator.
Temporary table. The temporary table according to claim 1 or 2,
The leg portion includes a pair of a first support leg and a second support leg that intersect each other,
At one end of the first support leg, there is provided a rotation connection mechanism that rotatably supports the temporary placing table with respect to the first support leg,
The one end of the second support leg is provided with a locking mechanism capable of bringing the temporary placing table portion into a locked state or a locked release state with respect to the second support leg,
The first support leg and the second support leg are temporarily placed on each other so that the first support leg and the second support leg can be rotated with respect to each other at a point where the two support legs intersect. The temporary table according to any one of claims 1 to 3,
The temporary placement table is provided with a notch space portion formed from a part of an edge of the temporary placement surface to the through hole of the table. It is the temporary placing stand as described in any one of Claims 1-4,
The inner diameter of the said base part through-hole is a temporary placing stand currently set to the dimension larger than the external shape of the said cone member.   The temporary placement table according to any one of claims 1 to 5, wherein a rubber sheet is stretched on the temporary placement surface. It is a power cable termination part construction method using the temporary placing stand according to any one of claims 1 to 6,
A cable processing step of processing the terminal portion of the power cable to expose the conductor and the insulating layer from a tip side with a predetermined dimension;
A cone member mounting step of mounting the cone member on the outer periphery of the terminal portion of the power cable;
A temporary table fixing step for fixing the fixing portion of the temporary table to the support insulator;
A cone holding member mounting step of mounting the cone holding member on the outer periphery of the terminal portion of the power cable mounted with the cone member;
A temporary placement step of temporarily placing the cone holding member attached to the terminal portion of the power cable on the temporary placement surface of the temporary placement table;
A conductor connection step of connecting the conductor lead-out member to the tip of the conductor at the terminal end of the power cable in a state where the cone holding member is temporarily placed on the temporary placement surface of the temporary placement table;
A garment tube mounting step of covering the garment tube so as to cover an outer periphery of a terminal portion of the power cable in which the conductor drawing member is connected to a tip of the conductor;
A temporary stand removing step for removing the fixing portion of the temporary stand from the support insulator in a state where the end portion of the power cable is covered with the insulator tube;
An insulator tube fixing step for fixing the insulator tube to a support insulator so that the insulator tube is in a standing state with respect to a base in a state where the insulator tube is covered with the end portion of the power cable;
A power cable terminal portion construction method comprising: a conductor fixing step of fixing the conductor lead-out member to a distal end portion of the insulator pipe fixed to the support insulator.

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