Glaze to pin connection for a high voltage direct current insulator with embedded metal fitting
AssigneeInterpace Corporation
InventorEdward S. Wheeler
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AssigneeInterpace Corporation
InventorEdward S. Wheeler
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This disclosure teaches a direct current electrical insulator with improved glaze to pin electrical connection. A suitably contoured porcelain insulator shell is coated with a conventional non-conductive glaze and has a metal cap and a metal pin each situated at a surface of the insulator shell opposite to the other. The insulator shell forms a recess to receive the pin and Portland cement is poured therein for mechanically securing the pin in the insulator shell. A phenolic polymer composition is applied to cover the surface of the Portland cement to connect the pin for non-ionic current flow to the glaze and thus to accommodate passage of leakage current in a manner that generally prevents electrochemical corrosion of an anodic pin with attendant cracking of the porcelain insulator.
In an electrical insulator for use on positive polarity direct current transmission lines, comprising in combination:
In an electrical insulator for use on positive polarity direct current transmission lines comprising in combination:
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