JPS58351Y2 - Jumper device for multi-conductor transmission lines - Google Patents

Jumper device for multi-conductor transmission lines

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JPS58351Y2
JPS58351Y2 JP8398378U JP8398378U JPS58351Y2 JP S58351 Y2 JPS58351 Y2 JP S58351Y2 JP 8398378 U JP8398378 U JP 8398378U JP 8398378 U JP8398378 U JP 8398378U JP S58351 Y2 JPS58351 Y2 JP S58351Y2
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jumper
conductor
wires
power transmission
wire
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岩原弘久
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古河電気工業株式会社
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【考案の詳細な説明】 本考案は複導体送電線のジャンパ線相互をロープ撚りに
撚合せたジャンパ装置に関するものである。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] The present invention relates to a jumper device in which jumper wires of a multi-conductor power transmission line are twisted together into a rope.

従来架空送電線路は曲り部や用地の関係で数鉄塔毎に耐
張鉄塔を用い架線している。
Conventionally, overhead power transmission lines have been constructed using tension towers every few towers due to bends and land constraints.

この耐張鉄塔における送電線は引留クランプを介し引留
められ、鉄塔の両側の引留クランプ間はジャンパ線と称
する可撓撚線で結ばれている。
The power transmission lines in this tension tower are held down via detention clamps, and the detention clamps on both sides of the tower are connected by flexible twisted wires called jumper wires.

この可撓撚線は送電線と略同−通電容量をもった撚線で
、風圧をうけ横振れしても地絡事故が生じないように鉄
塔アームとの間に大きなりリアランスをとっている。
This flexible stranded wire is a stranded wire with approximately the same current carrying capacity as a power transmission line, and has a large clearance between it and the tower arm to prevent ground faults even if it sways due to wind pressure. .

他方送電電圧の超高圧化と送電容量の増大から複導体送
電線が使用され、耐張鉄塔においては各導体毎に引留め
、ジャンパ線が使用されている。
On the other hand, multi-conductor transmission lines are being used due to ultra-high transmission voltages and increases in power transmission capacity, and in tension towers, tie-down and jumper wires are used for each conductor.

このジャンパ線も送電線と同様にスペーサを介挿し一定
間隔に保持されている。
Like the power transmission lines, these jumper wires are also held at constant intervals by inserting spacers.

これがため鉄塔アームとジャンパ線とのクリアランスを
充分とるため鉄塔アームの寸法を大きくしているので、
それだけ鉄塔建設費が不経済である。
For this reason, the dimensions of the tower arm are increased in order to provide sufficient clearance between the tower arm and the jumper wire.
The cost of constructing a steel tower is therefore uneconomical.

そこで各導体毎のジャンパ線の中間部分を纒めてアルミ
パイプのような剛性部材を添わせ、ジャンパ線相互の間
隔ならびにたるみを少なくして、ジャンパ線のクリアラ
ンスを小さくしたジャンパ装置が提案されたが、剛性部
材の使用とこれの支持が面倒であった。
Therefore, a jumper device was proposed in which the intermediate portions of the jumper wires for each conductor were tied together and a rigid member such as an aluminum pipe was attached to reduce the spacing and slack between the jumper wires, thereby reducing the clearance of the jumper wires. However, the use of rigid members and their support were troublesome.

本考案はこれに鑑み、新たな部材を使用せずにジャンパ
線と鉄塔アームとのクリアランスを小さくしたもので、
複導体送電線の各導体ごとのジャンパ線の中間相互を、
ロープ撚りに撚合せたことを特徴としている。
In view of this, the present invention reduces the clearance between the jumper wire and the tower arm without using any new components.
Intermediate the jumper wires for each conductor of a multi-conductor transmission line,
It is characterized by being twisted into rope twists.

次にこれを図面に基づいてさらに詳細に説明する。Next, this will be explained in more detail based on the drawings.

図面は4導体送電線について本考案になるジャンパ装置
の一例を示したもので、4導体送電線の各導体1は引留
クランプ2を介し引留められ、各引留クランプ2のジャ
ンパ端子3からジャンパ線4が引出され、これが他側の
引留クランプのジャンパ端子(図示してない)に接続さ
れてジャンパ装置とすることは従来のものと同じである
が、本考案においてはジャンパ端子3から引出されたジ
ャンパ線4の中間相互をロープ撚りに撚合せて撚線5と
したものである。
The drawing shows an example of a jumper device according to the present invention for a four-conductor power transmission line, in which each conductor 1 of the four-conductor power transmission line is held down via a detention clamp 2, and a jumper wire is connected from the jumper terminal 3 of each detention clamp 2. 4 is pulled out and connected to the jumper terminal (not shown) of the other side retaining clamp to form a jumper device, which is the same as the conventional one, but in the present invention, it is pulled out from the jumper terminal 3. The jumper wires 4 are twisted together in the middle to form a twisted wire 5.

これによりジャンパ線の主体をなす中間部分はジャンパ
線4を素線とするロープ撚りの撚線5で構成したので、
従来のジャンパ線4を1本1本スペーサを介挿して構成
した場合に比しジャンパ線の機械的強度および剛性は大
きくジャンパ素線の相互の間隔が小さいので、鉄塔アー
ムとのクリアランスも小さくて済み、鉄塔アームの小型
化、軽量化による経済的利益は莫大である。
As a result, the middle part, which is the main part of the jumper wire, is made up of rope-twisted wires 5 with the jumper wire 4 as the bare wire.
Compared to the conventional structure in which jumper wires 4 are constructed by inserting spacers one by one, the mechanical strength and rigidity of the jumper wires are large, and the distance between the jumper wires is small, so the clearance with the tower arm is also small. However, the economic benefits of making the tower arm smaller and lighter are enormous.

さらにジャンパ線の両端部分はジャンパ線4の各素線が
そのままジャンパ端子3に取付けられるので、従来の各
導体1毎にジャンパ線4を取付けた場合と全く同様に取
付けることができる利点がある。
Furthermore, since each strand of the jumper wire 4 can be attached to the jumper terminal 3 at both ends of the jumper wire, there is an advantage that the jumper wire 4 can be attached in exactly the same way as the conventional case where the jumper wire 4 is attached to each conductor 1.

なお上述の実施例は4導体の送電線について説明したが
2導体、6導体等の複導体送電線の場合にも全く同様に
適用し得ることはいうまで4.ない。
It should be noted that although the above-mentioned embodiment has been described for a four-conductor power transmission line, it goes without saying that 4. can also be applied to multi-conductor power transmission lines such as two conductors, six conductors, etc. in the same manner. do not have.

以上説明したように本考案によれば複導体送電線の各導
体毎に介挿したジャンパ線の中間部分をジャンパ線を素
線とするロープ撚りにより撚合(−7た撚線として一括
まとめて構成したので従来のジャンパ線を1本1本スペ
ーサを介挿して取付けた場合に比し機械的強度は大きく
、鉄塔アートとのクリアランスを小さくなし、得るので
鉄塔アームを小型、軽量にでき、またジャンパ線の中間
部分のみがロープ撚りの撚線とし、両端部分は各ジャン
パ線を各導体のジャンパ端子に何等の補強部材を使用す
ることなく簡単に取付けることができ複導体送電線用の
ジャンパ装置として好適である。
As explained above, according to the present invention, the intermediate portions of jumper wires inserted in each conductor of a multi-conductor power transmission line are twisted together by rope twisting (-7 stranded wires) using jumper wires as strands. Compared to the conventional structure in which jumper wires are installed one by one with spacers inserted, the mechanical strength is greater, and the clearance with the tower art can be reduced, making the tower arm smaller and lighter. Only the middle part of the jumper wire is a rope-stranded wire, and each jumper wire can be easily attached to the jumper terminal of each conductor without using any reinforcing materials at both ends.A jumper device for multi-conductor power transmission lines. It is suitable as

なお本考案では、スペーサを介在させることなくジャン
パ線を撚合せているが、各ジャンパ線の摩耗は次の理由
により回避できる。
In the present invention, the jumper wires are twisted together without intervening spacers, but wear of each jumper wire can be avoided for the following reason.

多導体(2以上の素導体(電線)からなる。Multi-conductor (consisting of two or more elementary conductors (wires).

)においては素導体と素導体とが所定の間隔で架設され
ているため、その間隔を保持するために、スペーサが素
導体に介在させられる。
), since the elementary conductors are installed at a predetermined interval, a spacer is interposed between the elementary conductors in order to maintain the interval.

即ち、このスペーサが取付けられていないと、強風等に
よりそれぞれの素導体が圧石等に自動に動き得るため(
横振れ、特に径間中央部において大きく振れる。
In other words, if this spacer is not installed, each elementary conductor may automatically move against pressed stones due to strong winds, etc. (
There is a lot of lateral vibration, especially in the center of the span.

)、互いに接触し、場合により素導体同志がからみ合い
を起こしく径間長が数Loomである場合、素導体間隔
は40・〜60cIrLであり、横振れの場合に左右−
の振れがずれると、互いにからみ合うことがある。
), when the span length where the elementary conductors contact each other and cause entanglement in some cases is several looms, the distance between the elementary conductors is 40-60 cIrL, and in the case of lateral vibration, the left and right -
If the runout is misaligned, they may become entangled with each other.

また、ジャンパ線は500 K、V級で長さが15〜2
0772であり、横振れ量は少ないが、素導体間隔は同
様に40〜60CwIであり、からみ合うことがある。
In addition, the jumper wire is 500 K, V class, and the length is 15 to 2.
0772, and the amount of lateral runout is small, but the spacing between the elementary conductors is similarly 40 to 60 CwI, and they may become entangled.

)、送電線の電気的、機械的不安定、および危険性をも
たらし、重大事故の原因になる。
), causing electrical and mechanical instability and danger to power transmission lines, causing serious accidents.

これは各素導体が一体ではなく離れて架設されているた
めに生ずるものであり、本考案では、素導体が撚合せら
れているので、スペーサを設けることなく、からみ合い
等の支障を回避することができる。
This occurs because each elemental conductor is installed separately rather than integrally; in this invention, the elemental conductors are twisted together, so problems such as entanglement can be avoided without providing a spacer. be able to.

また、本考案において撚線5を構成しているジャンパ線
4は通常の送電線に使用されている電線(撚線)であり
、ジャンパ線の撚合せ方は通常のワイヤロープ等で行な
うロープ撚りと同様の撚合せであるため、各ジャンパ線
間の摩耗は、もしそれが発生したとしても、使用方法、
製法、材料が通常の電線と同じであるため、これら通常
の電線と同様、極めて小さく、無視できる。
In addition, in the present invention, the jumper wires 4 constituting the stranded wires 5 are electric wires (stranded wires) used in ordinary power transmission lines, and the method of twisting the jumper wires is the rope twisting method performed with ordinary wire rope etc. Because of the similar stranding, wear between each jumper wire, if it occurs, will depend on the method of use,
Since the manufacturing method and materials are the same as ordinary electric wires, they are extremely small and can be ignored like these ordinary electric wires.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

図面は本考案になる複導体送電線用ジャンパ装置の要部
の一例を示す説明図である。 1・・・・・・導体、2・・・・・・引留クランプ、4
・・・・・・ジャンパ線、5・・・・・・撚線〇
The drawing is an explanatory diagram showing an example of a main part of a jumper device for a multi-conductor power transmission line according to the present invention. 1... Conductor, 2... Detention clamp, 4
...Jumper wire, 5...Twisted wire〇

Claims (1)

【実用新案登録請求の範囲】[Scope of utility model registration request] 複導体送電線の各導体毎に引留め、ジャンパ線を介挿し
たジャンパ装置において、各導体毎のジャンパ線の中間
相互を、ロープ撚りに撚合せたことを特徴とする複導体
送電線用ジャンパ装置。
A jumper device for a multi-conductor power transmission line in which each conductor of a multi-conductor power transmission line is held down and a jumper wire is inserted, the jumper for a multi-conductor power transmission line being characterized in that the jumper wires of each conductor are twisted together in the middle to form a rope. Device.
JP8398378U 1978-06-21 1978-06-21 Jumper device for multi-conductor transmission lines Expired JPS58351Y2 (en)

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