A corona ring is a component used to control the corona discharge on overhead transmission lines. it is also known as grading ring or anti-corona ring. Corona discharge is the electrical discharge that arises when the electric field around the conductor becomes strong enough to ionize the surrounding air. It results in the production of […]
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No wrench screw anchors work in power transmission lines to provide stability and secure the guy wires. They involve a steel shaft with helical blades that twist to the ground to provide stability. The no wrench screw anchors have different designs and mechanisms that allow for installation without the need for extra tools or wrenches.
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A spool tie is a component used to secure and support conductors on the overhead transmission lines. Spool ties help to maintain the proper spacing and alignment of the conductors and minimize vibrations. The spool tie consists of material bracket or clamp that attaches to the structure. The spool-shaped design allows the conductor to pass
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A side tie is a component also known as a transposition tower or a transposition structure. It help on the overhead transmission lines to improve their electrical performance. The side tie counteracts the effects of inductive and capacitive reactance. This occurs due to the parallel arrangement of transmission conductors. Side ties install at specific intervals
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A false dead end is a component that mock the appearance of dead ends used as termination points for conductors. They serve a specific purpose in certain situations and applications. False dead ends are also known as false terminations or mock dead ends. They help used to provide mechanical support or termination functionality as actual
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Stay insulators are also known as guy wire insulators or strain insulators. Stay insulators provide electrical insulation to prevent electric current leakage between the guy wires and support structures. This ensures the safety and reliability of the system. They also offer mechanical support and strain relief. This helps to distribute the mechanical loads imposed on
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Shackle insulator is a type of insulator used on low voltage transmission lines. Their design helps to provide electrical insulation and mechanical support for the conductor. The shackle insulators are mainly from materials like porcelain, glass or polymer. The materials help in resisting different environmental conditions. Shackle insulators install at a suspended manner connecting the
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Thimble clevis is a component used in overhead transmission lines. It works in the construction and installation of the conductor suspension system. It attaches the conductor to the supporting structure likes poles and towers. Thimble clevises creates a secure and reliable connection between the conductor and the suspension insulator. The conductor passes through the thimble
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A preformed tension clamp is a type of clamp used on the power lines. It helps to provide mechanical support and tensioning of conductors. It’s design help find use in overhead power transmission and distribution systems. They secure and support the conductor in a tensioned position. The tension clamps are from high-strength materials such as
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Floating solar panels could power the densely populated countries in Southeast Asia. The vast rays at the equator near Indonesia could help generate unlimited solar energy. Indonesia could generate about 35,000 TWh of solar energy a year which is equivalent to the global solar energy production. Developing floating solar panels in Indonesia could power population
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