Patent classifications
H01B3/50
Complex harness
A harness for a vehicle, configured to be attachable to a vehicle body, includes a cable including a plurality of electric wires, each of which includes a center conductor and an insulation that covers the center conductor, a separator including a paper, a non-woven fabric, or a resin tape that covers and contacts with the plurality of electric wires, and an outer sheath that covers the separator, a rubber member provided along a longitudinal direction of a part of the cable, and a fixing member for attaching the cable to the vehicle body. The fixing member is attached to an outer surface of the outer sheath through the rubber member.
Complex harness
A harness for a vehicle, configured to be attachable to a vehicle body, includes a cable including a plurality of electric wires, each of which includes a center conductor and an insulation that covers the center conductor, a separator including a paper, a non-woven fabric, or a resin tape that covers and contacts with the plurality of electric wires, and an outer sheath that covers the separator, a rubber member provided along a longitudinal direction of a part of the cable, and a fixing member for attaching the cable to the vehicle body. The fixing member is attached to an outer surface of the outer sheath through the rubber member.
COMMUNICATION CABLES
In an example, a communication cable may include a first conductive cable wrapped in a fabric sheath, and a second conductive cable, also wrapped in a conductive sheath. Further, the communication cable may also include a breakable adhesive bonding the fabric sheath of the first conductive cable to the fabric sheath of the second conductive cable.
COMMUNICATION CABLES
In an example, a communication cable may include a first conductive cable wrapped in a fabric sheath, and a second conductive cable, also wrapped in a conductive sheath. Further, the communication cable may also include a breakable adhesive bonding the fabric sheath of the first conductive cable to the fabric sheath of the second conductive cable.
HIGH-VOLTAGE FEEDTHROUGH AND METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF
A high-voltage bushing has an inner conductor which is led through an insulator. The inner conductor has insulating layers which incorporate a plastic fabric. The plastic fabric contains aramid fibers. A method for producing the high-voltage bushing includes winding insulating layers formed from a plastic fabric having aramid fibers onto a winding core to form an insulator.
HIGH-VOLTAGE FEEDTHROUGH AND METHOD FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF
A high-voltage bushing has an inner conductor which is led through an insulator. The inner conductor has insulating layers which incorporate a plastic fabric. The plastic fabric contains aramid fibers. A method for producing the high-voltage bushing includes winding insulating layers formed from a plastic fabric having aramid fibers onto a winding core to form an insulator.
COMPLEX HARNESS
A complex harness includes first electric wires, each of which includes a first center conductor and a first insulation that covers the first center conductor, a cable including second electric wires, each of which includes a second center conductor and a second insulation that covers the second center conductor, and an inner sheath that covers the second electric wires, and an outer sheath covering the first electric wires and the cable collectively. The first electric wires are extended from an end of the outer sheath. The cable is extended from the end of the outer sheath in a state where the second electric wires are collectively covered by the inner sheath in such a manner that an extension length of the cable from the end of the outer sheath is greater than an extension length of the first electric wires from the end of the outer sheath.
COMPLEX HARNESS
A complex harness includes first electric wires, each of which includes a first center conductor and a first insulation that covers the first center conductor, a cable including second electric wires, each of which includes a second center conductor and a second insulation that covers the second center conductor, and an inner sheath that covers the second electric wires, and an outer sheath covering the first electric wires and the cable collectively. The first electric wires are extended from an end of the outer sheath. The cable is extended from the end of the outer sheath in a state where the second electric wires are collectively covered by the inner sheath in such a manner that an extension length of the cable from the end of the outer sheath is greater than an extension length of the first electric wires from the end of the outer sheath.
Improved Resin-rich Mica Tape
Resin-rich mica tapes comprising one or more than one layer of mica paper and one or more than one layer of a nonmetallic inorganic fabric, in particular a glass fabric, which are pre-impregnated with an impregnation resin composition comprising an epoxy resin with more than one epoxy group, which is solid or semisolid at ambient temperature, a latent curing agent for said epoxy resin, about 5 to about 20% by weight of hexagonal boron nitride of a particle size (D50) of equal or less than about 3 μm, about 0.05 to about 1% by weight of a wetting agent and a suitable solvent which is removed after pre-impregnation of the mica tape with the impregnation resin mixture are useful to prepare electrical insulations with excellent thermal conductivity and dielectric dissipation factor.
Solid insulation material
The present disclosure relates to insulation. Teachings thereof may be embodied in a solid insulation material, especially in tape form, the use thereof in a vacuum impregnation process and to an insulation system produced therewith, and also an electrical machine comprising the insulation system, especially for the medium- and high-voltage sector, namely for medium- and high-voltage machines, especially rotating electrical machines in the medium- and high-voltage sector, and to semifinished products for electrical switchgear. For example a solid insulation material with an anhydride-free impregnating agent may include: a carrier; a barrier material; a curing catalyst; and a tape adhesive. The curing catalyst and the tape adhesive are inert toward one another but react under the conditions of a vacuum impregnation process if combined with an anhydride-free impregnating agent having gelation times of 1 h to 15 h at impregnation temperature. The tape adhesive is free of oxirane groups and includes at least two free hydroxyl groups.