Article | REF: D4423 V1

Overhead lines: equipment - Insulators

Author: Xavier DUCOURET

Publication date: February 10, 2004 | Lire en français

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    3. Classification

    In accordance with NF EN 60383-1, overhead line insulators are divided into two classes according to their shape.

    • Class A

      It includes all insulators or string elements for which the shortest length ε of the perforation channel through the solid insulating material is at least equal to half the shortest distance in air L outside the insulator. This shape implies that these insulators are imperforable.

      Example

      Long-barrel insulators generally belong to this class.

    • Class B

      It includes all insulators or string elements for which the shortest...

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