FIELD: electricity.
SUBSTANCE: device consists of torsion limiter installed eccentrically in regards to a wire and torsional vibrations exciter installed at the wire through a spiral protector so that its centre of mass is placed sideways from the wire longitudinal axis and located in horizontal plane. The torsion limiter is made as a closed body with guides and springs installed in it with rigidity of C=c1, c2, …, cn and loads with mass of M=m1+m2…+mn and shaped openings, at that the body is filled with gas or antifreeze. The torsional vibrations exciter is made as per the similar design; the exciter is placed at the distance of 1.5-5.0 m from the torsion limiter.
EFFECT: intensive torsional vibrations of a wire, ground wire or cable with torsion limiters and torsional vibrations exciters installed at them are active dampers promoting intensive aerodynamic damping of their vibrations at dancing.
21 cl, 6 dwg
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Dates
2015-04-20—Published
2013-06-19—Filed