KR100206659B1 - Induction device for the algal nest of electric pole - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention is installed on a pole to which the high-voltage cable is wired to induce various birds to nest in a position isolated from the high-voltage line, to prevent the occurrence of power outages during power transmission to protect the current pole The present invention relates to a guide hole for bird nests of the present invention, which is formed as an insulating material and has a support column having several insertion holes 11 horizontally penetrated horizontally at equal intervals in the longitudinal direction vertically erected as a diameter and a length of a predetermined size ( 10), and a binding rod 20 formed by forming a screw portion 21 at the end formed integrally extending from the center of the lower end of the brace 10 with a diameter smaller than the brace, and the brace 10 and It consists of several supporting rods 30 which are molded as the same insulating material and are horizontally fitted in the insertion hole 11 of the support column and fixedly arranged. An oil tool for bird's nest last week that induces so that nest on the ground on the line (2) pole (3) of the isolated location from.

Description

Jeonju Bird Nest Guide

1 is an exemplary view showing a state in which the present invention induction sphere is installed on the pole.

Figure 2 is an exploded perspective view of the induction sphere of the present invention.

3 is a cross-sectional side view of FIG.

Figure 4 is a perspective view of the induction port according to an embodiment of the present invention.

* Explanation of symbols for the main parts of the drawings

10: brace 11: insertion hole

12: through hole 20: binding rod

21: screw portion 30: support rod

31: through

[Industrial use]

The present invention is installed on a pole to which the high-voltage cable is wired to induce various birds to nest in a position isolated from the high-voltage line, to prevent the occurrence of power outages during power transmission, while the electric pole to the tide It relates to a guide for bird nests.

[Private Technology]

In general, a high voltage cable for transmitting high voltage power is wired to a pole installed outdoors, and various birds, such as magpies and swallows, nest on the pole where the high voltage wire is wired, causing huge troubles in power transmission. I'm doing it.

In more detail, that is, the electric pole is provided with a LP (Line Post) insulator that supports the high-voltage cable itself or supports the jumper wire for connecting the high-voltage lines to each other. In the LP insulator installed on Jeonju, birds such as magpies and swallows, which instinctively try to nest in high places, make a nest by weaving twigs or wire chips, so that the high voltage cable or jumper wire supported by the LP insulators can be nested. Contact with iron wire, which is a member for short, causes electrical leakage or short-circuits high voltage wires or jumper wires with different polarities, thereby causing a power failure.

In order to prevent such a power outage, the bird's nest in the artificially insulated LP insulators was previously removed, or the bird nest was built. However, this repeated the vicious cycle of birds nesting on the jeonju was not able to expect to solve the fundamental problem, accompanied by the problem of unnecessarily mobilizing a lot of manpower and equipment.

In addition, in order to prevent a power outage, other attempts have been made to prevent birds from nesting by installing a baffle between LP insulators on the pole, but many months after the baffle plate is installed, birds with excellent learning effect are cleverly nested. As a result of this problem, this attempt also resulted in the inability to achieve its intended purpose.

In order to overcome the above problems, recently, high voltage cables have been wired in such a manner that no LP insulator is used. In other words, by connecting the jumper wire for energizing the high-voltage wires downward, so that the high-voltage wires can be connected to each other without LP insulator so that birds can not nest in the pole.

Therefore, there is a positive aspect that birds do not nest due to the absence of LP insulators on the poles that connect the jumper wires downward to energize the high-voltage lines, but the birds are supported by the LP insulators. By moving to a pole and nesting in the LP insulator, it could not completely solve the fear of the blackout accident.

[Purpose of invention]

The present invention provides a condition for nesting birds on a pole isolated from the high-voltage line, first, to improve the reliability of the power transmission by preventing the power failure caused by the bird nest built indiscriminately on the pole Second, it aims to provide a natural environment by supporting the preservation of the ecosystem by securing a space for birds to live in a safe location on Jeonju.

[Technical composition of the invention]

As shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the inlet 1 for bird nests of electric poles of the present invention is formed horizontally at equal intervals in the longitudinal direction, which are molded as insulating materials and erected vertically as a diameter and a length of a predetermined size. By forming a screw portion 21 at the end which is integrally formed with a diameter smaller than the prop and the support column 10 having several insertion holes 11 therethrough and from the center of the bottom of the support column 10. A high-voltage wire that is formed by binding rods 20 and several supporting rods 30 which are molded as the same insulating material as the support column 10 and are horizontally inserted into the insertion hole 11 of the support column and fixedly arranged. The zoom is characterized by technical configuration by inducing a nest to be nested on the pole 3 at a position isolated from (2).

As shown in FIG. 1, the present invention constituted as described above is provided on the stub 5 above the pole 3 in which the jumper wire 4 for energizing the high voltage wires 2 is connected downward. By inducing birds to nest on the pole 3 in a position isolated from the wired high voltage line 2, it prevents the occurrence of an electrostatic accident of a bird nest that is built indiscriminately on the pole 3 At the same time, it will provide a space for birds to inhabit safely.

Hereinafter, the technical configuration of the present invention in more detail.

The brace 10 is a component for supporting the support rods 30 fitted through several insertion holes 11 horizontally passed through at equal intervals in the longitudinal direction.

In the embodiment of the present invention, the holding column 10 is formed as a synthetic resin or hard rubber which is an insulating material and is illustrated as being formed as a cylindrical body having a diameter and length of a predetermined size, but such a holding column 10 It should be noted that may be formed as a polyhedron larger than a rectangle if necessary.

The binding rod 20 is a component that is assembled to penetrate through the complete 5 of the upper pole (3) to fix the entire position.

The binding rod 20 is formed as a relatively small diameter in the center of the lower end of the holding column 10 and forms a threaded portion 21 at the lower end thereof, penetrating through the finishing 5 of the upper pole (3) So that it can be tightened as a separate nut.

The support rods 30 are horizontally inserted and fixed to the binding rods 20 so as to perform a function of forming a nest by weaving branches or wire chips, etc., respectively.

These support rods 30 are only illustrated to be uniformly arranged so that both sides are the same length relative to the binding rod 20, but it is found that it may be assembled by arbitrarily adjusted by arbitrarily adjusted as needed Put it.

On the other hand, Figure 4 shows an embodiment of the present invention, it is to allow a plurality of through holes 12, 31 are drilled at a predetermined position of the support rod 10 and each of the support rods 30, respectively. Therefore, this has the advantage that birds can be nested more easily by inserting branches or wire through the through holes 12 and 31 formed in the support rod 10 and the support rod 30, respectively.

[Action]

In summary, the effects of the present invention constituted as described above are as follows. In other words, the induction hole for bird lamps of the Jeonju of the present invention allows a variety of birds to nest safely on the pole isolated from the high-voltage cable, first, because the high-voltage cable or jumbo bar of different polarity by the indiscriminately built bird nest is short-circuited It will prevent the power failure in advance, and secondly, it will have the effect of protecting the ecosystem by considering various birds to nest in a safer location.

Claims (2)

A brace 10 having several insertion holes 11 horizontally formed at equal intervals in the longitudinal direction formed as an insulating material and erected vertically as a diameter and length of a predetermined size, and from the lower end of the brace 10. A binding rod 20 formed by forming a screw portion 21 at an end which is integrally formed with a smaller diameter than the support column, and is formed of the same insulating material as the support column 10, and the insertion hole of the support column ( 11) is composed of several supporting rods 30 horizontally fitted and fixedly arranged so as to induce nesting on the pole 3 in a position isolated from the wired high voltage line 2; Guide for bird nests. According to claim 1, The guide rod (10) and the guide rod for bird nest, characterized in that formed by drilling a plurality of through holes (12, 31) at a predetermined position of each of the support rods (30).

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