JPH1014046A - Compound electric wire pivot block for peeling tool of electric wire covering - Google Patents

Abstract

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a compound electric wire pivot block for peeling tool that is suited for indirect live wire operation and can peel a covering layer and polish a conductor surface with a single operation using a same tool by the operation of an insulation operation rod, a manipulator vehicle, or a super arm device at one's side. SOLUTION: A compound electric wire pivot block 7 is used for a peeling tool 1 that peels a covering and polishes a peeled conductor surface for an electric wire A that is suspended on an insulator attached to an electric pole and is loosely provided at a knob 6 of a pivot block support 5 that rotates being linked to the operation shaft. Also, the pivot block 7 has a guide for facilitating the insertion of the electric wire A, an electric wire insertion hole 12 where a spiral protrusion is formed on an inner surface, a blade body that faces the inside of the electric wire insertion hole and peels and eliminates the covering layer of the above electric wire A, a brush body that is adjacent to the blade body and brushes the conductor surface, and a guide for stabilizing the axial core of a brushed conductor at the exit side of the electric wire insertion hole 12.

Description

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0001]

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electric wire suspended on an insulator mounted on an electric pole, and when it is necessary to connect the electric wires to each other or to branch from the suspended electric wire, an electric wire end portion is required at the connection point. A composite wire piece for a peeling tool for wire coating used to maintain the mechanical and electrical performance of connection points by continuously stripping a coating layer of a predetermined length and further polishing the conductor surface. Things.

[0002]

2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, wire stripping has been done manually by using a knife or the like. In recent years, however, there has been a demand for indirect hot-line work by uninterrupted electrical work. In addition, workers are now able to perform work remotely by using an insulated operating rod, manipulator vehicle, and the arm of a super arm device, and in that operation, complex and labor-saving indirect hot-line work is also possible. There is a demand for the development of peeling and polishing tools. Examples of conventional peeling tools include those disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Nos. 6-300903 and 6-300904.

[0003]

However, since these are independent for a single operation as a peeling tool or a polishing tool for stripping an electric wire covering, an insulated operating rod or a manipulator vehicle for remote operation, or In the super arm device, when the stripping of the electric wire coating and the subsequent polishing work of the conductor surface are continuously performed, it is necessary to replace the tool each time.

[0004] Further, since it is difficult to secure the time required for storing and replacing the tools at the operator's hand, or to secure the electrical safety in the operation of moving to the work point, these tools have to be separated from the electric wires. It cannot be used for so-called indirect hot-line work, in which a worker at a position operates an insulated operation rod or a manipulator vehicle at hand.

Accordingly, the present invention has been devised. The object of the present invention is to operate the insulated operation rod, the manipulator vehicle or the super arm device at the hand side with the same tool and one operation. An object of the present invention is to provide a composite electric wire piece for a peeling tool suitable for indirect hot-line work, which can peel off a coating layer and polish a conductor surface.

[0006]

That is, a composite electric wire piece for a peeling tool for covering an electric wire according to the present invention is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application No. Hei.
-An electric wire piece used for a peeling tool having a structure disclosed in Japanese Patent Application No. 300903 and swingably mounted on a knob of a frame receiver which rotates in conjunction with an operation shaft thereof, which facilitates insertion of an electric wire. And a wire insertion hole having a spiral projection formed on an inner surface thereof, a blade body that protrudes into the wire insertion hole and peels off the coating layer of the wire, and is adjacent to the blade body. A brush body for polishing a conductor surface, and a guide for stabilizing an axis of the polished conductor at an outlet side of the electric wire insertion hole are provided.

This electric wire piece rotates together with a frame receiver which rotates in conjunction with the operation shaft, and has a function of inserting the electric wire, a peeling function of peeling and removing the coating layer of the electric wire, and a polishing for polishing the conductor surface after the peeling. And functions.

[0008] The function of inserting the electric wire is as follows. When the tip of the electric wire is pressed into the entrance of the electric wire insertion hole and the electric wire piece is rotated by driving the operating shaft, the electric wire is inserted into the spiral projection formed on the inner surface of the electric wire insertion hole. Are brought into contact with each other, and the frictional force generates a thrust in the axial direction, so that the electric wire can be automatically inserted while being drawn.

[0009] As a peeling function, a blade body that has entered the wire insertion hole moves while rotating around the inserted wire, and continuously peels and removes the coating layer of the wire. ing.

The polishing function is as follows: a brush body, which is also adjacent to the blade body and is provided on the inner periphery of the electric wire insertion hole, rotates and moves while being in contact with the outer periphery of the conductor from which the electric wire coating has been stripped. In addition, oxides and foreign substances on the conductor surface are continuously polished and removed.

An electric wire piece having this combined function is as follows:
Since it is swingably attached to the knob of the frame receiver, it can be inserted into the suspended and bent wire tip along with the wire insertion hole.

Such a composite electric wire piece which can be used for an electric wire covering peeling tool can be easily operated in one operation by attaching an operating shaft of the peeling tool to an insulating operating rod, an arm of a manipulator vehicle or a super arm device. You can do it.

[0013]

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS Next, embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings. 1 and 2
1 shows the entire structure of a peeling tool using the electric wire piece of the present invention. An operation shaft 2 is rotatably provided at a lower end of the tool body 1, and transmits the rotation of the operation shaft 2 to a horizontal hollow frame receiver 5 via bevel gears 3 and 4. The frame receiver 5 is provided with an electric wire frame 7 loosely provided by a knob 6. Reference numerals 8 and 9 denote a housing and a lid, respectively, which allow the operation shaft 2 and the frame receiver 5 to be rotatable and assembled to the tool body 1. Tool body 1
A stopper 10 for setting the stripping length of the covering layer of the electric wire A inserted from the electric wire piece 7 is provided on the right side of the wire.

FIGS. 3 and 4 show an electric wire piece 7 of the present invention.
The electric wire piece 7 is integrally provided with an electric wire insertion mechanism, a peeling mechanism, and a polishing mechanism.

As shown in FIG. 3, the electric wire insertion mechanism has an electric wire insertion hole 12 at the center of the electric wire piece 7, a guide 11 on the left side thereof for facilitating the insertion of the electric wire A, and an inner surface thereof. A spiral projection 13 is formed. Then, by pressing the distal end of the electric wire A into the electric wire insertion hole 12, the coating layer a of the electric wire A comes into contact with the spiral projection 13, and
Is rotated, an axial thrust of the electric wire A is generated by the frictional force, and the electric wire A is automatically inserted into the electric wire insertion hole 12.

As the skinning mechanism, an electric wire A
Blade 17 serving as a blade for peeling off and removing coating layer a of
As shown in FIG. 4, the cutting blade 15 is attached to the electric wire insertion hole 12 so that the cutting edge of the electric wire A is rotated. The coating layer a of the electric wire A is peeled and removed while rotating around the periphery. In addition, depending on the material of the coating layer a of the electric wire A, only the cutting blade 17 is usually made to appear in the wire insertion hole 12 only in the normal case, and in the case of a soft material, both the cutting blade 17 and the cutting blade 15 shown in FIG. This enables the coating layer a of the electric wire A to be peeled.

As the polishing mechanism, after the coating layer a of the electric wire A is peeled off and removed from the electric wire piece 7 by the peeling mechanism, a polishing brush 16 serving as a brush body for polishing the surface of the conductor b is provided adjacent to the cutting blade 17. The polishing brush 16 is provided so that the tip of the polishing brush 16 projects into the electric wire insertion hole 12. And
As the electric wire piece 7 rotates, the polishing brush 16 polishes the surface of the conductor b while rotating around the conductor b, and a polished portion c as shown in FIG. 5 is formed. Stripping of the electric wire A in the electric wire insertion hole 12, stable polishing of the conductor portion b, and cutting blade 1
7, a guide 14 having substantially the same outer diameter as the conductor b is provided at the right end of the electric wire insertion hole 12 in order to prevent the cutting blade 15 and the polishing brush 16 from being damaged.

When the composite electric wire piece according to the present invention is used for the peeling tool described above, the electric wire insertion hole 12 of the electric wire piece 7 provided in the tool body 1 as shown in FIGS.
The leading end of the wire A is brought into contact with the entrance, and in this state, the operating shaft 2
Is rotated to push the distal end of the electric wire A, and further rotation of the operation shaft 2 causes the electric wire piece 7 to rotate from the frame receiver 5 via the knob 6, and the electric wire piece 7 to rotate.
The spiral projection 13 of the wire insertion hole 12 shown in FIG.
A thrust for pushing the electric wire A toward the tool body 1 is generated by the frictional force with the electric wire A. Then, as shown in FIG.
Is stripped and removed by a cutting blade 17 and a cutting blade 15 while being spirally cut, and a polishing brush 16
Is rotated to form a polished portion c.

The rotation of the electric wire piece 7 causes the electric wire A
When the peeling and polishing work is performed while pushing the wire A in the axial direction, the electric wire A is connected to the stopper 10 provided on the tool body 1.
When the wire piece 7 contacts the inner surface of the wire A, the wire piece 7 cannot rotate in the axial direction even if it rotates, and the wire piece 7 rotates in a fixed position with respect to the wire A, and the cutting blade 17 and the cutting blade 15 Is cut circumferentially, and the coating layer a that has been peeled off continuously in a spiral shape can be cut off.

Accordingly, the stripping length of the electric wire A is from the position where the electric wire piece 7 comes into contact with the cutting blade 17 to the position where it comes into contact with the inner surface of the stopper 10 of the tool body 1.
Further, the length of the polishing portion c is determined by the distance from the position in contact with the polishing brush 16 to the position in contact with the inner surface of the stopper 10, and this distance can be set freely by the fixing position of the stopper. Cutting blade 1
7. By providing the cutting blade 15 and the polishing brush 16 together, the peeling length and the polishing length can always be kept constant.

[0021]

According to the composite electric wire piece used for the peeling tool constructed as described above, the covering layer a is peeled off and the surface of the conductor b is removed in accordance with the bent state of the electric wire A. Since the length of the polished portion c is always adjusted to a constant peeling length and can be continuously worked only by rotating the operation shaft 2, the conventional peeling tool and polishing tool can be used for the work. There is no need to replace each time, so if the peeling tool with this composite electric wire piece is attached to the insulated operating rod or the arm of the manipulator vehicle or super arm device, all the peeling and polishing work can be done just by hand operation. The process can be carried out, and it is extremely excellent as an electric wire piece used for a tool for an indirect hot-line operation. In particular, with the electric wire piece 7 integrated with peeling and polishing, the length of the polished portion c of the conductor b can be stabilized, polishing failure can be prevented, and the operation time can be shortened.
It can exhibit various features that are extremely practical, such as reliable peeling and polishing work.

[Brief description of the drawings]

FIG. 1 is a left side half view showing an embodiment of a peeling tool using a composite electric wire piece according to the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a sectional front view of the peeling tool shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a sectional front view of the composite electric wire piece shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a left side view of the composite electric wire top shown in FIG. 1;

FIG. 5 is a perspective view showing a cutting line and a polished portion of the covered electric wire.

[Explanation of symbols]

 DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Tool main body 2 Operation shaft 3 Bevel gear 4 Bevel gear 5 Frame receiver 6 Knob 7 Electric wire piece 8 Housing 9 Lid 10 Stopper 11 Guide 12 Electric wire insertion hole 13 Spiral projection 14 Guide 15 Cutting blade 16 Polishing brush 17 Cutting blade A Electric wire

Continued on the front page (72) Inventor Takehiro Ikeda 3-1-132, Minato-ku, Nagoya-shi Toenec Head Office Annex (72) Inventor Kenji Tanaka 1-3-8 Shindaka, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka-shi Tojin Inside Electric Co., Ltd. (72) Inventor Hiroshi Takasaki 1-3-8 Shindaka, Yodogawa-ku, Osaka City Inside Toshin Electric Co., Ltd.

Claims (1)

[Claims] 1. A peeling tool for simultaneously stripping an electric wire suspended from an insulator mounted on an electric pole and polishing the stripped conductor surface,
A composite electric wire piece that is swingably mounted on a knob of a frame receiver that rotates in conjunction with the operation shaft, wherein a guide for facilitating insertion of the electric wire and a spiral projection are formed on an inner surface. An electric wire insertion hole, a blade body that comes into the electric wire insertion hole to peel off and remove the coating layer of the electric wire, a brush body for polishing a conductor surface adjacent to the electric blade, and an exit side of the electric wire insertion hole. A composite electric wire top for a peeling tool of an electric wire covering, comprising: a guide for stabilizing an axial center of a conductor that has been polished.