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1 штыревой опорный изолятор
- Stielflansch-Stützisolator, m
- Gerätestützisolator
штыревой опорный изолятор
Опорный изолятор, состоящий из одной или нескольких изоляционных частей с ребрами, постоянно соединенными между собой и арматурой в виде колпака и штыря.
[ ГОСТ 27744-88]EN
pedestal post insulator
post insulator having two metal parts, a cap partly embracing an insulating component and a “pedestal” cemented into a recess in the insulating component; the cap normally has tapped holes and the pedestal a flange with plain holes for attachment by bolts or screws
[IEV number 471-04-05]FR
support isolant à capot et embase
support isolant ayant deux parties métalliques, un capot recouvrant partiellement une pièce isolante et une embase scellée à l’intérieur d’un logement prévu dans la pièce isolante; normalement le capot comporte des trous taraudés et l’embase une bride avec des trous lisses pour permettre une fixation par vis ou boulons
[IEV number 471-04-05]
16 - Тело изолятора
17 - Ребро изолятора
21 - Вылет ребра изолятора
71 - Колпак изолятора
72 - Штырь изолятораТематики
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- Gerätestützisolator
- Stielflansch-Stützisolator, m
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