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Suspension Porcelain Insulators Post Insulators Pin Type Porcelain Insulators Butterfly Type Porcelain Insulators Line Post Porcelain Insulators Porcelain Crossarm Insulators Tension Insulators Glass Insulators

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Suspension Porcelain Insulators
Suspension-type insulators for high-voltage overhead power transmission and distribution lines provide insulation and secure fixation of conductors. They are typically assembled into strings for use in different voltage levels. Insulators are categorized into ordinary and pollution-resistant types based on their usage environment. Ordinary insulators are suitable for general areas, and increasing the number of insulator disks can enhance pollution flashover performance. Pollution-resistant insulators are classified into three types based on their umbrella-shaped structure: cap type, double umbrella type, and triple umbrella type. Pollution-resistant insulators are suitable for industrial dust, chemical industry, saline-alkali areas, coastal regions, and foggy areas. The optimal application range of pollution-resistant insulators with different structural types needs to be determined through trial pre-operation and summarization.
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Number - 9
Post Insulators
High-voltage line post insulators are mainly used for insulation and support of conductors in high-voltage overhead transmission and distribution lines, replacing suspension insulators and pin-type insulators. Line post insulators have a solid, non-breakable structure, offering good self-cleaning, safety, reliability, low cost, and material savings.
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Number - 18
Pin Type Porcelain Insulators
High-voltage pin-type insulators are mainly used for insulation and support of conductors in high-voltage overhead transmission lines. They are categorized into five levels based on rated voltage: 6, 10, 15, 20, and 35 KV. Pin-type insulators consist of porcelain pieces and steel feet (or threaded sleeves) bonded together with silicate cement. The porcelain pieces are white or brown, and the steel feet are hot-dip galvanized.
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Number - 8
Butterfly Type Porcelain Insulators
Butterfly-type porcelain insulators for high-voltage overhead distribution lines are used at the terminals and on tension and angle poles as insulation and fixation for conductors. They are also widely used in conjunction with line suspension insulators as a component of line hardware, simplifying the hardware structure. Butterfly insulators have porcelain pieces with two (old model) or four (new model) large umbrella skirts, resembling butterflies.
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Number - 6
Line Post Porcelain Insulators
Low-voltage line spindle insulators (abbreviated as line spindle insulators) are suitable for insulation and fixation of conductors in power lines with AC or DC voltages below 1000 volts.
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Porcelain Crossarm Insulators
High-voltage porcelain crossarm insulators are used for insulation and payment of conductors in high-voltage overhead transmission lines, replacing suspension insulators and pin-type insulators. Porcelain crossarm insulators are made by bonding solid, non-breakable porcelain pieces with metal attachments. They are easy to maintain, reduce line material usage, have low costs, and provide safe and reliable operation.
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Number - 8
Tension Insulators
Tightening insulators are used in industrial-frequency AC or DC overhead power lines, for pulling poles or tensioning conductors, and for insulation purposes. The ambient temperature around the installation and usage location ranges from -40°C to +40°C, and the altitude does not exceed 1000m.
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Number - 7
Glass Insulators
The device used to support conductors and insulate them is called an insulator. This insulator device is made of glass and is called a glass insulator; the most widely used in power lines is toughened glass insulators.
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