Patent classifications
H01C8/04
TENSIONING DEVICE FOR A SURGE ARRESTER, PRODUCTION METHOD AND SURGE ARRESTER
A tensioning device is provided for a surge arrester having an end fitting and tensioner. The tensioning device has an axial clearance for receiving a tensioner and a region being conically tapered in axial direction to be introduced into a clearance of the end fitting being shaped for a substantially exact fit. The conically tapered region has delimitation walls defining the axial clearance for the tensioner being movable toward a clearance interior. An antifriction layer is applied to the surface of the conically tapered region. A production method for a surge arrester and a corresponding surge arrester are also provided.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR LIMITING LIGHTNING OVERVOLTAGE OF DIRECT-CURRENT POWER TRANSMISSION LINE
The present invention belongs to the technical field of lightning protection of power transmission lines, and in particular, relates to a method for limiting lightning overvoltage of a direct-current power transmission line. By means of using operation date of a line itself, lightning current monitoring data, and parameters of an environment where the line is located, a line dynamic operation function curve and a line lightning-protection performance function curve are both corrected to obtain a more realistic voltage difference, thus achieving reliable protection actions and state sensing of a lightning arrester on the line. An apparatus for limiting a lightning overvoltage of a direct-current power transmission line is further provided in the present invention to cooperate with the implementation of the method.
METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR LIMITING LIGHTNING OVERVOLTAGE OF DIRECT-CURRENT POWER TRANSMISSION LINE
The present invention belongs to the technical field of lightning protection of power transmission lines, and in particular, relates to a method for limiting lightning overvoltage of a direct-current power transmission line. By means of using operation date of a line itself, lightning current monitoring data, and parameters of an environment where the line is located, a line dynamic operation function curve and a line lightning-protection performance function curve are both corrected to obtain a more realistic voltage difference, thus achieving reliable protection actions and state sensing of a lightning arrester on the line. An apparatus for limiting a lightning overvoltage of a direct-current power transmission line is further provided in the present invention to cooperate with the implementation of the method.