GB/T 5075-2001
AbolishedTerminology for electric power fittings
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Application Summary AI generated
This standard defines the terminology and nomenclature for electric power fittings, including components like clamps, connectors, and hardware used in overhead transmission and distribution lines. It is applied in the Chinese electrical power industry to ensure consistent communication among engineers, manufacturers, and procurement professionals when specifying, designing, or testing these fittings. The standard is essential for technical documentation, product catalogs, and quality assurance in power line construction and maintenance.
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