When to Use Aerodynamic Glass Insulator？

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what is the difference between standard glass insulator and aerodynamic glass insulator?

the main difference between standard glass insulators and aerodynamic glass insulators lies in their design and intended application:

standard glass insulators:

have a traditional profile with ribs or underribs on the insulator body 

designed for general use in power transmission and distribution lines

models like u40 to u550b and u160bs fall under this category 

suitable for a wide range of applications and environmental conditions

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aerodynamic glass insulators:

feature a special aerodynamic profile with an increased diameter glass cap and no underribs 

designed specifically for use in desert areas or environments with high pollution levels

the aerodynamic shape and lack of underribs help prevent accumulation of dust, sand, and pollutants 

the larger diameter glass cap acts like an "umbrella" to protect the insulator string from atmospheric condensation and pollution 

examples include the "open profile" and "fog type profile" insulators 

all in all, while standard glass insulators have a traditional ribbed design for general applications, aerodynamic glass insulators incorporate specialized profiles and features to mitigate the effects of harsh desert environments, pollution, and atmospheric condensation. the aerodynamic design helps maintain insulation performance in challenging conditions.

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