66kV-70kN-Tongue Composite Polymer Silicone Rubber Suspension Insulator

Polymer suspension insulators offer a lightweight, durable, and efficient solution for insulating overhead power lines, particularly in challenging environmental conditions. Their adoption has become increasingly common in modern electrical transmission and distribution systems.

Product Features

Here are some key features and characteristics of polymer suspension insulators:

1.Material Composition:

Core: The core of a polymer suspension insulator is typically made of a high-strength material such as fiberglass-reinforced epoxy resin or a similar composite material.

Outer Housing: The outer housing is commonly made of silicone rubber, which provides excellent electrical insulation properties and protects the core from environmental factors.

2.Design:

Polymer suspension insulators are designed in a series of sheds or discs. These sheds help control the electric field and prevent the formation of a continuous conductive path along the surface of the insulator.

The sheds are usually designed in a petal or umbrella shape, and their arrangement contributes to the insulator's ability to withstand electrical stress and environmental conditions.

3.Advantages:

Lightweight: Polymer suspension insulators are generally lighter than traditional porcelain insulators, making them easier to handle and install.

Corrosion Resistance: The materials used in polymer insulators are resistant to corrosion, which enhances their longevity and performance in various weather conditions.

High Mechanical Strength: The core material provides high mechanical strength, allowing the insulator to withstand the mechanical stresses imposed by wind, ice, and other environmental factors.

4.Performance:

Polymer suspension insulators exhibit excellent electrical insulating properties, even in contaminated environments.

They are less prone to vandalism and damage compared to porcelain insulators.

The hydrophobic nature of silicone rubber sheds helps in shedding water and preventing the formation of a conductive layer on the insulator surface.

5.Applications:

Polymer suspension insulators are commonly used in high-voltage transmission lines, especially in areas with high pollution levels or harsh environmental conditions.

They are suitable for both AC (alternating current) and DC (direct current) applications.

6.Testing and Standards:

Polymer suspension insulators undergo rigorous testing to ensure their electrical and mechanical performance.

International standards, such as IEC (International Electrotechnical Commission) and ANSI (American National Standards Institute), provide guidelines for the design, testing, and performance of polymer insulators.

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