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             Fig 4a                                                   Fig 4b

















             Fig 5                                                  Fig 6














           2  Write their names with voltage range and purpose in Table 1.
           3  Get it checked with your instructor.
                                                         Table 1

                     Sl.No            Name of the Insulator       Voltage range         Purpose of insulator
            1
            2
            3
            4
            5
            6


           TASK 2: Install the shackle insulator in HT
              Shutdown if the nearest lines are energised. Use a safety belt while working on a pole.
              Before starting the work check the ladder, safety belt and all the connected accessories.
           1  Fasten the safety belt, lay the ladder on the pole.

           2  Release the conductor from the reel, measure the actual span plus sag and binding. Keep two lengths of
              conductor. (Length of span + 1ft. Sag)
           3  Check the shackle insulator for its damage and select a good one. (Clean and carbonize etc.)
           4  Check the assembly of the shackle insulator for its proper fitting.

           5  Ask the helper to hold the ladder, climb up the ladder with the guide rope and spanner set.
              While working on the ladder, the ladder should be held by a helper to avoid slipping.
           6  Position yourself conveniently on the cross-arm, tie the safety belt end to the cross-arm. Send one end of
              guide rope to the helper and ask him to tie to the shackle assembly and lift it to the top.
           7  Fix the shackle insulator to the cross-arm by ‘C’ clamps. (Fig 1)


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