Abstract: A nail gun includes a housing, a power output assembly, a cylinder, and a firing assembly. At least a part of the power output assembly is disposed in the housing. At least a part of the cylinder is disposed in the housing. The firing assembly includes a firing pin provided with a first drive teeth capable of being driven, the first drive teeth includes a locking tooth provided with a rotating shaft, the rotating shaft is provided with a roller wheel, and the roller wheel is rotatable about a rotating axis.

Abstract: A nail gun includes a housing, a power output assembly, a cylinder, and a firing assembly. At least a part of the power output assembly is disposed in the housing. At least a part of the cylinder is disposed in the housing. The firing assembly includes a firing pin provided with a first drive teeth capable of being driven, the first drive teeth includes a locking tooth provided with a rotating shaft, the rotating shaft is provided with a roller wheel, and the roller wheel is rotatable about a rotating axis.

Abstract: A method for controlling the load of a transformer based on a hot spot temperature measured by using the fiber grating technology. In the production process of a transformer, fiber grating sensors are arranged on the upper portion of an internal winding of the transformer, at the position of a leading wire and on the upper portion of an iron core, and the control of a cooler of the transformer is directed by using real-time temperature data measured by the fiber grating sensors. In this method, the fiber grating sensors are used to monitor the internal hottest spot temperature of the transformer to conduct the cooling control of the transformer, so that the control of a cooling system of the transformer can be conducted effectively in accordance with the operation state of the transformer itself and the influence of the external environment.

Abstract: A method for predicting the life of a transformer includes: conducting a quasi-distributed description on an internal temperature of a transformer by using a fiber grating temperature measurement system; determining the position of an internal hottest spot of the transformer and conducting a life evaluation on an internal local region of the transformer; and according to the life loss of each position of the transformer, by combining the insulation characteristic of the transformer with the influence of the life of the position on the entire life of the transformer, predicting the life of the transformer scientifically and reasonably.

Abstract: A through-hole type power ratchet wrench includes a socket bracket, a swingable member, a ratchet socket, first and second pawls, and first and second resilient elements. The swingable member is disposed in the socket bracket and adjacent to an outer surface of the ratchet socket. The pawls are swingably fixed on the swingable member. The pawls, biased by the respective resilient elements, tend to engage with the outer surface of the ratchet socket. The wrench also includes a limiting member configured to isolate one of the first and second pawls from the ratchet socket. The limiting member is formed with an opening adapted for allowing one of the pawls to pass therethrough, and the limiting member is moveable about the ratchet socket between first and second positions. The opening of the limiting member faces towards the first pawl and second pawls when at the first and second positions, respectively.

Abstract: A live working robot for replacing insulator string comprises four parts including a locating mechanism, a clamping mechanism, a transmission mechanism and working condition indicating lamps. The robot is supported to operate in a horizontal plane by an insulating pole. The robot is hung in a vertical plane to support operation by an insulating rope. The locating mechanism can grip a socket accurately, which can be indicated in place by a horizontally positioned lamp and a vertically positioned lamp. The clamping mechanism can clamp a W-pin for disassembling and assembling. The transmission mechanism can transmit the clamping mechanism to clamp, release, advance and retreat the clamp. Placement and clamping of the clamp can be indicated with a clamping position lamp and a limiting lamp. The live working robot can replace the insulator string without the need of power cut, is in simple structure, works reliably and accurately and is time and labor saving.

Abstract: A live working robot for replacing insulator string comprises four parts including a locating mechanism, a clamping mechanism, a transmission mechanism and working condition indicating lamps. The robot is supported to operate in a horizontal plane by an insulating pole. The robot is hung in a vertical plane to support operation by an insulating rope. The locating mechanism can grip a socket accurately, which can be indicated in place by a horizontally positioned lamp and a vertically positioned lamp. The clamping mechanism can clamp a W-pin for disassembling and assembling. The transmission mechanism can transmit the clamping mechanism to clamp, release, advance and retreat the clamp. Placement and clamping of the clamp can be indicated with a clamping position lamp and a limiting lamp. The live working robot can replace the insulator string without the need of power cut, is in simple structure, works reliably and accurately and is time and labor saving.

Abstract: A through-hole type power ratchet wrench includes a socket bracket, a swingable member, a ratchet socket, first and second pawls, and first and second resilient elements. The swingable member is disposed in the socket bracket and adjacent to an outer surface of the ratchet socket. The pawls are swingably fixed on the swingable member. The pawls, biased by the respective resilient elements, tend to engage with the outer surface of the ratchet socket. The wrench also includes a limiting member configured to isolate one of the first and second pawls from the ratchet socket. The limiting member is formed with an opening adapted for allowing one of the pawls to pass therethrough, and the limiting member is moveable about the ratchet socket between first and second positions. The opening of the limiting member faces towards the first pawl and second pawls when at the first and second positions, respectively.