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    • 4. 发明专利
    • COOLING-WATER FEEDING METHOD OF POWER CABLE LINE
    • JP2000032646A
    • 2000-01-28
    • JP19588498
    • 1998-07-10
    • TOKYO ELECTRIC POWER COHITACHI CABLE
    • YONEMOTO NORIHIROSUDO YOSHIJITOMITA HIROYASUABE KAZUTOSHIMINAGAWA TAKAHIRO
    • H02G15/20
    • PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To cool efficiently the whole of a power cable line, by providing in the predetermined places of a cooling-water circulating route pressurizing pumps for compensating the pressure of a cooling water. SOLUTION: A cooling-water circulating route 4 piped along a power cable line comprises going and returning routes 5, 6. The going route 5 is connected with a water feeding pump 8 of a cooling station 7 to connect the returning route 6 with a water tank 9. After a cooling water in the water tank 9 is cooled by the cooling station 7, it is fed out therefrom by pressurizing it through the water feeding pump 8 to cool the power cable line in troughs 2, 3 by passing it through the going route 5 piped in the troughs 2, 3. Thereafter, the cooling water is turned in a U-shaped way in a folded portion 10 to return it to the water tank 9 via the returning route 6. The returned cooling water is cooled in the water tank 9 to thereafter feed it again into the going route 5 of the cooling-water circulating line 4. Thereby, making adjustable by pressurizing pumps 11, 12 the length of the power cable line and the differences between the elevations of power-cable-line laying places, the whole of the power cable line can be cooled efficiently by the minimum scale of the cooling station 7.
    • 6. 发明专利
    • POWER-CABLE DISASTER-PREVENTING SHEET AND CABLE LINE USING IT
    • JPH1070821A
    • 1998-03-10
    • JP22399896
    • 1996-08-26
    • TOKYO ELECTRIC POWER COHITACHI CABLE
    • TSUCHIYA SHINICHIKURATA MAMORUABE KAZUTOSHITOMITA HIROYASUKAKIHANA TOSHIO
    • H02G9/00
    • PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To obtain a power-cable disaster-preventing sheet whose allowance with reference to an accident can be increased and whose application limit to an actual line is reduced by a method wherein a plurality of sleeve-shaped sheet bodies whose diameter is larger than the outside diameter of a power cable are piled up and their surface is coated with a nonflammable polyvinyl chloride or silicone rubber resin. SOLUTION: A power-cable disaster-preventing sheet 6 is formed to be a sleeve shape whose diameter (ϕ500mm) is larger than the outside diameter of a power cable 1, it is formed so as to cover the power cable 1, and it is flexible. In addition, the sheet 6 is formed in such a way that three or four sheet bodies 7 are piled up so as to be sewn together and that a coating layer 8 which is composed of a nonflammable polyvinyl chloride or silicone rubbler resin is formed on their outermost face so as to be set to an airtight state which prevents not only the circulation of the air but also the outflow of oil or smoke. Every sheet body 7 is an aramid sheet which is formed by weaving aramid fibers which are provided with high strength and with heat resistance, and its specifications are decided in such a way that its warps and its wefts are respectively at 300 deniers.
    • 8. 发明专利
    • PROTECTIVE PIPE FOR EXPOSED PART OF POWER CABLE
    • JPH09238420A
    • 1997-09-09
    • JP6911796
    • 1996-02-29
    • TOKYO ELECTRIC POWER COHITACHI CABLE
    • TSUCHIYA SHINICHIKURATA MAMORUIKEDA YASUHIROABE KAZUTOSHI
    • H02G7/00
    • PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To realize protective pipes which can be attached easily and are hardly scattered by a blast caused by a power cable fault. SOLUTION: A plurality of protective pipes 1 are connected to each other with insertable sockets 5. Spacers attached to the inside surfaces of the protective pipes 1 keep a uniform gap between the protective pipes 1 and a power cable. A plurality of slits 13 are provided in the protective pipe 1. A flexible band 4 is laid under the socket 5 through the slit 13 of one pipe 1 and then laid on the next pipe 1 through the slit of the next pipe 1 and thus laid under the socket 5 and on the pipe 1 alternately to link a plurality of the protective pipes 1 together. As the large and uniform gap is maintained by the spacers, an expansion caused by a blast at the time of a power cable fault is equalized and released. Further, by employing a semi-circularly divided pipe structure, the pipes can be detached from the cable having the fault easily. As the pipes 1 are linked together by the flexible bands 4, harmful influences upon other equipment which are caused by the scattered pipes at the time of the power cable fault, can be avoided.