110kV XLPE Insulation Power Cable cables

110kV XLPE Insulation Power Cable cables

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Supply Capability:: 10000 m/month

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1. Application

This product is mainly used for high voltage power line transmission and distribution.

2、Type and Specification

Voltage Class	64kV/110kV
Type	YJLW02、YJLW03、YJLW02-Z、YJLW03-Z、YJV、YJY、YJV-Z、YJY-Z
Size Range（mm2）	1 Core: 25～1000；
Executive Standard	GB 11017-2002

3. Operational Performance

a. Rated power-frequency voltage U₀/U 64/110 kV.

b. Cable conductor allowed long-term working temperature not exceeding 90 ℃.

c. When short circuit happened (the duration no longer than 3 seconds),the maximum temperature of cable conductor is not exceeding 250℃.

d. The bending radius of three cores unarmored cable should not be less than 25 times of outer diameter of cable.

e. When laying cable, the ambient temperature should not be lower than 0℃.

4、Cable structure diagram

1、Conductor 2、Semi conductive Nylon Tape 3、Conductor Screen 4、Insulation 5、Insulation Screen 6、Semi conductive Buffer Strip 7、Corrugated Aluminum Vertical Cladding 8、Anticorrosive Coating 9、Outer Sheath

1、Conductor 2、Semi conductive Nylon Tape 3、Conductor Screen 4、Conductor Screen 5、Insulation Screen 6、Copper Wire Shielding 7、Copper Tape Tighten 8、Outer Sheath

Q:i have 2 xbox 360s; one german one american, only problem is my american one(110 volts) has lost its power cable, now i thought why not just use the german (220 volt) power cable; but im afraid that might blow up the cable or whatever, any suggestions??: right, the power outage would be too high

Q:I have an old scanner, HP Scanjet 3400C, but I have lost the power supply cable. The power socket the cable fits into looks like a small single hole with a little pin in the middle.Can I replace it and what is it called?Thank you very much.: You're okorder /

Q:Does throwing punches with weighted cables increase punching power?: Not necessarily because punching power is basically genetic or in-born. It will help for sure but it's not an assurance of you acquiring instant knockout power.

Q:Is it safe to connect the case fans in line with the hard drive, or should I use a separate power cable?: It shouldnt hurt anything. but i would rather have mine on a separate circut.

Q:power wont tuurn on from my amp there is power in the cables and i checked all fuses and wires there good to go nugga: check the remote wire

Q:I don't know what to do. I bought a monitor from someone on OKorder over a month ago. He said the person who packaged the monitor accidentally put my cables in the box with another monitor he sold to someone else.For a month now he's been quot;trying to find a solution.He said he looked at electronics stores, but never found anything. I already paid a lot for the monitor, and can't afford to buy the cables again. (because I already bought them with the monitor from this guy...)WHAT CAN I DO?: The cables that go with monitors are generally pretty generic. I have piles of extra cables lying around myself, if I was in your position I'd probably walk about ten feet over that way and pull out the cables I need from there. The only thing that would worry me, in your position, is whether that monitor actually works at all. You wouldn't know until you plugged in the cables and tried it now would you. You can probably get whatever cables you need for next to nothing out of some local electronics junk shop, or from craigslist. People often just give away junk like that, just to get rid of it.

Q:I need to select a power cord for a computer and other appliances (like a printer). Power cords usually have their amps and voltage (capacities?) imprinted on the outside. What is the rule of thumb for selecting a power cord and why?For example, if my printer has the following requirements:Power Source AC 120V 50/60 HzPower Consumption - 5W-350WWhat amp/voltage type of power cord will do the job?I am of course concerned about overloading the cord with too much electric requirements.(People who actually know this matter SPECIFICALLY only need to reply; please excuse if the electric language is not used right.): This probably isn't the greatest answer, but I usually err on the side of caution and buy super heavy duty cords. I replaced a guitar amplifier cord last year with a ridiculous, braided cable that could probably power a jackhammer. I've had no problems with it.

Q:i soldered in one of those ribbon cables on to my hp's laptop power button cause the old ribbon was failing. anyways i am having some issues with this new cable1 the laptop will power on by itself if i insert the ribbon into the motherboard connector2 the only way to power off the laptop is to remove the cable from the mother board connector and that means opening up the whole laptop3 like i said it will power on by itself so that means that i cant turn it on/off with the power buttonevery thing is soldered correctly i dont understand also i am not sure but does the cable have to be like the old one cause the new one i soldered in looks the same? could it be that it needs that one particular cable replaced again? please help me i am sad: Soldered where ? Most ribbon cables are never soldered.. They are designed for push / cold-weld fit to connectors And soldering the cable risks melting the insulation between the cores in it (as they are not designed for heat) if you solder the motherboard, you risk damaging the wires (and vires) in the several layers of printed circuits (they are quite fine, multi layered not dual external visible only) I suspect you have damaged the cable (internally) update: from those pictures, it is clearly meant to be purchased 'as an already assembled' piece What I suspect has happened, is that there is a small sliver of solder etc (or dirty flux) between the tracks. Those are really low current, circuits, so does not take much 'leakage' to cause a contact to 'appear' closed. Repairing such things, often requires a very very narrow soldering bit and also fine solder / flux. I have seen most people use a microscope to do those repairs before - due to the likelyhood of small bits getting in the wrong place (and tracking unexpectedly occur). A good flux remover / cleaner would be useful ? Is the cost a replacement button complete with cable not cheaper to buy (OKorder is my favorite location for PC parts, shipped in from HK typically)

Q:Hi,I have a second-hand Antec NeoHE 550 power supply and I'd like to find a cable for it. I can't seem to find it on the Internet though.The cable is pictured here (the second from the left)On one end it has a 6-pin PSU connector and on the other end, it's a *female* 4-pin Molex connector. It is not a PCI-E cable.I'd like to know where I can buy one, I don't even know what to look for on Google.Thanks a lot!: I okorder /... That is an exact replacement part for the Neo Power supplies. On a side note, not too many people are aware that Antec doesn't actually make power supplies. Antec sells a lot of power supplies, but they are all made by other companies. If I knew who made your specific Neo model, I might be able to find an exact replacement part sourced from whoever made that power supply, also.

Q:Hi,I have just bought a jasper xbox and i know this as it says ''12V, 12,1A'' on the back yet my power cable says ''12V, 16,5A''.I thought that the jasper xbox requires a specific power connector which wont fit the other types. Mine seems to fit fine, so have i got something wrong here? Cheers: i don't know if somethings wrong with your xbox or power brick but i can tell u tho, if u use a Xenon power brick (12V,16,5A) on a jasper xbox u will run into a problem later on, for it will overheat and the CPU and GPU will warp and pull there self away from the motherboard, if u have ever heard of the towel trick( wrapping your xbox in a towel so it will overheat and the solder will pool up and re-solder the CPU/GPU back in place) that's where it come from, i would buy a jasper power brick if i were u (12V, 12,1A).

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