6. Choice
6.1 General
The insulators are selected :
as a function of line operating voltage ;
depending on the mechanical stresses to which they are subjected (weight of conductors and ice, wind action, mechanical tension of conductors, if any) ;
with regard to their nature (rigid or suspended), depending on the cost of the line and its size; in general, for small cross-sections (< 50 mm 2 ), a line on rigid insulators is less expensive than a line on suspended insulators, at least in regions not subject to significant climatic overloads;
depending on site pollution.
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Standardization
French standards
- Ceramic insulators (high voltage) – Solid shaft insulators with rod mounting (CHT). - NF C66-133 - Avril 1969
- Ceramic insulators (high voltage) – Solid barrel insulators with calibrated head (CHT...C). - NF C66-134 - Avril 1969
- Insulators and equipment for overhead lines – Glass...
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