A tension controlling apparatus for catenary structure equipment, which adjusts tension of a horizontal wire horizontally arranged between two main pole units installed leaving a certain distance includes a starter unit which is connected to a first main pole unit of the two main pole units, and connects with a first end of the horizontal wire; and a turnbuckle unit which is connected to a second main pole unit of the two main pole units, connects with a second end of the horizontal wire, and adjusts the tension of the horizontal wire.

A tensioning device includes a circular spring, and a pulley rotatably connected to the circular spring. The pulley includes a circumferential groove, which has a V-shaped cross-section defined by two lateral converging walls. The pulley also includes a flexible rope having a variable cross section, extending between a first end connected to the pulley and a second end intended to be connected to the cable. The pulley is rotatably movable around an axis, between a first position in which the flexible rope is arranged in the circumferential groove around the axis, and a second position in which the flexible rope is unwound.

A sheave is configured to be mounted on an electrical stringing block and is configured to hold a conductor therein. The sheave includes a groove formed continuously along an outer surface of a circular body. The groove has a profile which is optimized to support the conductor, such that the conductor is prevented from riding out of the profile upon rotation of the sheave. The profile includes a radial section defining a pair of tangents and a pair of flared sections extending along the respective tangents from outer ends of the radial section. Each flared section extends outwardly at an angle relative to a centerline of the body. The radial section has a radius which is approximately the same as the radius of the conductor. The profile defines a depth which is scaled with the diameter of the conductor, such that the conductor does not extend outwardly from the groove.

A sheave is configured to be mounted on an electrical stringing block and is configured to hold a conductor therein. The sheave includes a groove formed continuously along an outer surface of a circular body. The groove has a profile which is optimized to support the conductor, such that the conductor is prevented from riding out of the profile upon rotation of the sheave. The profile includes a radial section defining a pair of tangents and a pair of flared sections extending along the respective tangents from outer ends of the radial section. Each flared section extends outwardly at an angle relative to a centerline of the body. The radial section has a radius which is approximately the same as the radius of the conductor. The profile defines a depth which is scaled with the diameter of the conductor, such that the conductor does not extend outwardly from the groove.

Disclosed is a tension controlling apparatus for catenary structure equipment, which can adjust tension of horizontal wires horizontally arranged between two adjacent main pole units.

To this end, a tension controlling apparatus for catenary structure equipment, which adjusts tension of a horizontal wire horizontally arranged between two main pole units installed leaving a certain distance includes a starter unit which is connected to a first main pole unit of the two main pole units, and connects with a first end of the horizontal wire; and a turnbuckle unit which is connected to a second main pole unit of the two main pole units, connects with a second end of the horizontal wire, and adjusts the tension of the horizontal wire.

A cable guide apparatus includes a wheel assembly having a hub and a plurality of spokes extending radially outwardly from the hub, the wheel assembly having a rim coupled to distal ends of the plurality of spokes that equally displace the rim from the hub and rotatably coupled to the hub. The rim includes an outer face defining a groove configured to receive the conductor cable in a nested arrangement as the cable is strung and tensioned. The cable guide apparatus includes a guide assembly having a framework operatively coupled to the hub of the wheel assembly, the guide assembly having a pair of roller members rotatably coupled to the framework. Each roller member has an elongate and generally cylindrical configuration situated adjacent the groove of the outer face of the rim and configured to maintain the conductor cable in the groove.

A sheave is configured to be mounted on an electrical stringing block and is configured to hold a conductor therein. The sheave includes a groove formed continuously along an outer surface of a circular body. The groove has a profile which is optimized to support the conductor, such that the conductor is prevented from riding out of the profile upon rotation of the sheave. The profile includes a radial section defining a pair of tangents and a pair of flared sections extending along the respective tangents from outer ends of the radial section. Each flared section extends outwardly at an angle relative to a centerline of the body. The radial section has a radius which is approximately the same as the radius of the conductor. The profile defines a depth which is scaled with the diameter of the conductor, such that the conductor does not extend outwardly from the groove.

A counterweight is provided for tensioning the wire of a catenary in a railway line, comprising a metal shell (1) made up of a frame (1a) and a surrounding body (1b) which is filled with a filler material (2), which integrates at least high-density concrete in combination with a metal material as an additional filler for increasing the density of the counterweight. The frame (1a) is embedded into the filler material (2) and in turn, is linked to the surrounding body (1b) by a welded joint.

A counterweight is provided for tensioning the wire of a catenary in a railway line, comprising a metal shell (1) made up of a frame (1a) and a surrounding body (1b) which is filled with a filler material (2), which integrates at least high-density concrete in combination with a metal material as an additional filler for increasing the density of the counterweight. The frame (1a) is embedded into the filler material (2) and in turn, is linked to the surrounding body (1b) by a welded joint.

A cable guide apparatus includes a wheel assembly having a hub and a plurality of spokes extending radially outwardly from the hub, the wheel assembly having a rim coupled to distal ends of the plurality of spokes that equally displace the rim from the hub and rotatably coupled to the hub. The rim includes an outer face defining a groove configured to receive the conductor cable in a nested arrangement as the cable is strung and tensioned. The cable guide apparatus includes a guide assembly having a framework operatively coupled to the hub of the wheel assembly, the guide assembly having a pair of roller members rotatably coupled to the framework. Each roller member has an elongate and generally cylindrical configuration situated adjacent the groove of the outer face of the rim and configured to maintain the conductor cable in the groove.