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Compensative wire and compensative cable

Compensative wire and compensative cable

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Compensative wire and compensative cable

 Compensative  cable and wire match thermocouple, and is suitable for temperature  measurement and control in the field of  electrical.metallurgical,petroleum.chemical and scientific research.

  Our company can manufacture in accordance with GB/T4989-1994.

  The  compensative wire can be divided into extended type and compensative  type, extended compensative wire is marked "X" after the thermocouple  index, and the compensative cable should mark "C" after the thermocouple  index.

 

1 Commonly used symbols

S-

G-common compensative wire

H-heat-resistant compensative wire

R-polystrend flexible compensative wire

P-Compensative wire with screening layer

V-PVC material

F-PTFE material

B-Alkali-free glass

 

2 products' variety and basic type


Name

Type

Heat thermocouple

Thermocouple index

Iron-copper nickel 0.6 compensative wire

SC or RC

Platinum and rhodium 13—platinum thermocouple

S or R

Iron-copper nickel 22 compensative wire

KCA

 

Ni-Cr-Ni silicon thermocouple

 

K

 

Copper -copper nickel 40 compensative wire

KCB

Ni-Cr 10—Nickel-silicon 3 extended wire

KX

Iron-copper nickel 18 compensative wire

NC

Ni-Cr-Si-Ni-Si thermocouple

N

Ni-Cr 14 Nickel-silicon extended wire

NX

Ni-Cr 10—Copper-nickel 45extended wire

EX

Ni-Cr-copper-nickel thermocouple

E

Iron-copper nickel 45 extended wire

JX

Iron-copper nickelthermocouple

J

copper-copper nickel45 extended wire

TX

copper-copper nickelthermocouple

T

 

 

 

 

 

Product specification


Core type

Nominal cross-section area of core mm2

The strands of the core

The diameter of a single line mm

Single strand core

02

1

052

05

1

080

10

1

113

15

1

137

25

1

176

Strands core(flexible wire)

 

02

7

020

05

7

030

10

7

043

15

7

052

25

19

041

 

 

Main technical explanation

(1) PVC  is used as the main material of insulation and sheath of compensative  wire, and poly tetrachlorethylene is used as the main material of  insulation and sheath of heat resistant compensative wire.

(2) The common products includes cable at the highest temperature of 70 and 100℃. The heat resistant products can work below the temperature of 200℃ and 260℃.

(3) The minimum bend radius

The armoured cable is not less than 12 times of outer diameter of the cable

PVC insulated and sheathed unarmoured cable is not less than 6 times of cable's outer diameter.

Fluoroplastics insulated and sheathed cable is not less than 6 times of cable's outer diameter.

 


Q: Included in my EVGA 8800gs box was a 6 pin to 2x 4 pin molex power cable. My current power supply already had a 6 pin power cable.My Cooler Master 500w power supply has dual rails pushing 16amp each. The requirements for the EVGA 8800gs are:Minimum of a 400 Watt power supply.(Minimum recommended power supply with +12 Volt current rating of 22 Amp Amps.)Notice the 22 amp. To supply this power, am I supposed to connect the 6 pin to 2x 4 pin molex power cable to each of the 16amp rails from my power supply therefor providing 32amp? How am I supposed to get 22amps to the card?Most all power supplies I see that are dual railed go no higher than 20amp per rail.Any thoughts? Thanks,Brad
If you already have a 6 pin then your good to go. The 2x 4pin molex connectors are for the case if you didn't have the 6pin. The rails on a PSU are not independant, they are combined. Look for the maximum loading of your PSU.
Q: I'm gonna build a pc, the graphics card is an XFX Radeon 6970 and the power supply is a cooler master 750w. Im new to this and I dont want to buy a cable online and have it be the wrong one
If you are asking this, don't build a pc, keep learning on google and youtube. You dont need a special cable, it comes with the power supple, and the cables are for extra power for the graphics chip (pci express slot cannot supply enough power so it needs those cables to supplement it)
Q: I have a Scientific Atlanta Explorer 8000 DVR Digital Cable box and yesterday when I arrived home, it was not showing the time or any evidence of power. The TV and DVD player work just fine, but not the box. I unplugged it, tried a different plug but no power. I hear the box working, but it never shows any sign of powering on. This box is maybe a month old.Any thoughts?
The power wont show because some thing might be damaged inside.
Q: Low voltage power cable telemetry insulation resistance, the number should be used to shake the table? The More
ZR-KVVRP-500 is mainly used for transmission control, measurement signals and other cables. ZR: Control cable KVVRP: PVC insulation 500: Rated voltage 500 V or less 1 × 2: Two core 1.5: Wire diameter
Q: I tried looking up the the model # and a couple of sites that would sell it but cant find any. Also the player is like 2 years old so hard to find anything about it.
9v is what's called the 'nominal' value, or typical value. Input voltage can dip as much as 20% which would drop 9v down to 7.2v, but is still enough to operate. (If you only supplied a nominal 7.2v, and line voltage dipped 20%, you'd be left with only 5.8v trying to operate a 7.2v system. Not enough.) Basically, every electronic device contains a voltage regulator. Anything more than the minimum is shunted away, but if the input drops, then there is still enough to maintain the minimum voltage necessary to run. But you still need a nominal value higher than the minimum to make sure there's always plenty, no matter what happens.
Q: Whenever I unplug the power cable, the laptop starts to lag, bad, and yes I do have a fully charged battery. This has been happening ever since I got the thing, and no it has nothing to do with the battery, and no matter how many times I re-plug the cable and take it out again, or just leave it in, it continues to lag. The only time it stops is when I reboot, at least until I unplug it again. Also, it has nothing to do with the performance battery plan. Any ideas? This is really annoying.
the concern happens because of the fact WoW consumes lots potential. And your computing gadget could be in vehicle-switching potential-overall performance mode. you may flow to administration Panel then potential administration. Set the mode into maximum overall performance
Q: im looking at installing an amp and was wondering if its fine to go through the firewall were there is already a group of wires with a rubber seal, i was thinking of poking a hole through the rubber seal and running the power cable through there would this be a suitable option. Thanks
Of course you can. As many amps that I have installed I have only had to drill one hole through the fire wall. As long as there is a grommet you are good to go. You should be able to open the rubber up with a screw driver. Just be careful not to damage any wires.
Q: JUST the cable modem and router, not the whole PC. This is for the internet/ phone service.
There's no way of saying without further information. You need to know the amount of power provided by the UPS battery as well as the power drain by the cable modem and router to calculate this accurately. Generally speaking, a standard household model of cable modem and router do not pull a lot of power. Just ballparking it, since the power drain from both is fairly low...A UPS 750 will probably support the two devices together for about 45 minutes to nearly an hour...assuming NOTHING else is plugged into the UPS and using power from it. Be aware, however, that your local ISP will also be on backup or generator power...during an extended outage from a hurricane or serious snowstorm...sooner or later, they will go down too. .
Q: Can someone tell me if the computer descibed below would have a plug for a 6-pin PCI Express supplementary power connector?Intel G33 Chipset Supporting Core 2 Quad and Core 2 ExtremeFull HD 1080P video output4 DDR2 DIMM slots (Supports up to 8GB)Dual Channel Memory SupportFour SATA II SlotsSupports SATA RAID 1 (Mirroring)One PCI Express x16 - One PCI Express x1 - Two PCIIntegrated Intel HD Audio and Ethernet (LAN)Eight USB 2.0 (4 front, 4 rear)
The 6 pin power cable will not come from the motherboard. It will come from the power supply unit into the card. Check your PSU has one before you buy the card. You may need to buy a new PSU but most of them do have it.
Q: Does anyone know if there are adapters to convert an extra PCI Express power cable to a 4-pin molex power cable? My Power supply has 3 PCI Express power cables and I only need to use one of them, but I could use the extra power cables.
Sorry, there are no such adaptors to convert a PCI-E cable to a molex.

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