Slicing improvement method based on cross-linked cable slicer
A technology of cross-linked cables and slicers, applied in sampling devices and other directions, can solve the problems of large cross-sectional area, thick samples, broken blades, etc., and achieve the effect of improving thickness accuracy, reducing contact area, and protecting blades
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[0024] According to the needs of the experiment: Obtain a 0.4mm sample of the required cable near the inner insulating layer. The range of the microtome in this experiment is 5 large divisions of 1 mm, and a slice of 0.4 mm can be obtained by adjusting 2 divisions.
[0025] 1. Select the 110kV XLPE cable that has been in operation for 15 years on Sumitomo Kashobun Panwu Line in Japan as the slicing object, cut the cable, and remove the outer sheath to obtain a three-layer extruded part with a conductor structure about 15cm long.
[0026] 2. Fix the above cable on the cross-linked polyethylene slicer, first adjust the rotary scale handwheel of the slicer, so that the blade just touches the surface of the outer semi-conductive layer of the cable, and then manually drag the cable to a position where the blade cannot touch. Adjust the rotating and lifting scale handwheel of the microtome with 5 large divisions to move the blade down about 1mm, and then rotate the start button to c...
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