Study on Slot Bottom Size of Stringing Pulley Based on Reducing Conductor Abrasion

Hai Ying Zhou; Ming Jiang; Chun Lei Bu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.753-755.1851

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Study on Slot Bottom Size of Stringing Pulley Based on Reducing Conductor Abrasion

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Slot bottom size has directly effect on conductor abrasion,Chinese Technical Regulation of design for Stringing blocks of overhead transmission lines (DL/T371-2010) clearly states that slot bottom size should be no less than 20 times of the size of conductor to be extended. In this paper, based on effect of slot bottom size on conductor abrasion,the size of slot bottom of stringing pulley is analyzed. Some useful suggestions are given.

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Hai Ying Zhou*, Ming Jiang, Chun Lei Bu

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Conductor Abrasion, Pulley Slot Bottom Size, Stringing Pulley

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