Identifying Switchyard Components for Linemen

[khanpk]

Dear friends

I need the names of these components show in attached pictures of Switchyards. So that I will get information form google and there manufacturer.

Picture 1

Picture 2

Picture 3

 

[Svein]

I think the usual term is "substation". Check out http://new.abb.com/substations.

 

[jim hardy]

A lineman would know the names . i do not

Here are three catalogs to peruse, try searches on keywords from them

https://www.aflglobal.com/Products/Conductor-Accessories/Substation-Accessories.aspx
http://www.tnb.com/pub/en/node/532
http://www.burndy.com/market/utility-market/substation

 

[xareu]

From a more engineering point of view: in general those pieces of equipment are called clamps. That would be the case of pictures #1 and #3, where the bus is connected to a dropper (downward cable). When there is an angle connection where there may be electrodinamic or mechanical forces , as in #2, they are called strain clamps.

 

[khanpk]

From a more engineering point of view: in general those pieces of equipment are called clamps. That would be the case of pictures #1 and #3, where the bus is connected to a dropper (downward cable). When there is an angle connection where there may be electrodinamic or mechanical forces , as in #2, they are called strain clamps.

thanks buddy your the life saver to me...

 

[khanpk]

A lineman would know the names . i do not

Here are three catalogs to peruse, try searches on keywords from them

https://www.aflglobal.com/Products/Conductor-Accessories/Substation-Accessories.aspx
http://www.tnb.com/pub/en/node/532
http://www.burndy.com/market/utility-market/substation

thanks sir, for sharing very useful links ...