Nuclear Power Plant used Class 1E,Category K3 Compensatory Cable
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Nuclear Power Plant used Class 1E,Category K3 Compensatory Cable
Main Structure of Nuclear Power Plant Compensatotry Cable:
It is normally used in the class KC、KX thermocouple compensatory system outside the shield of the nuclear power plant which controls emergency stop of the reactor, isolating the security shield, emergency cooling of the reactor core, removing the afterheat of the reactor and the workshop, preventing from letting the radioactive substance into the environment when the earthquake does not exceed the load for that.
Characteristics for Compensatory Cable
1、Good insulation capacity in various of temperature.
2、Longevity, which is designed to be used for over 40 years.
3、Good performance in heatproof aging and atmosphere aging resistance
.4、Good performance of component compatibility
Specification of Compensatory Cable:
Types | Designation | Standards |
KCBGYJYP3 K3 | Class 1E category K3 KCBG XLPE insulated AL/plastic composite tape shielded LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant | Q/321023KLA60.5 |
KCBGYJYP K3 | Class 1E,category K3,KCGB XLPE insulated copper wire braid shielded LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant | |
KCBGYJYP2 K3 | Class 1E,category K3,KCGB XLPE insulated copper tape shielded LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant | |
KXGYJYP3 K3 | Class 1E,category K3,KXG XLPE insulated AL/plastic composite tape shielded LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant | |
KXGYJYP K3 | Class 1E,category K3,KXG XLPE insulated copper wire braid shielded LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant | |
KXBGYJYP2 K3 |
Class 1E,category K3,KXG XLPE insulated copper tape shielded LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant | |
KCBGYJYP3/23 K3 | Class 1E,category K3,KCBG XLPE insulated AL/plastic composite tape shielded steel tape armored LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant |
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- This happend to me, and it I was wondering what happend. Turn over your laptop and make sure your battery is put it in correctly. My battery was slightly comming out. My friend noticed and put it back in correctly and now it works fine. Also update your battery driver. Worst case scenario, your battery is fried and you need a new one.
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- Assuming the current cord is rated properly, if you extend it, you will need to make the extension one size larger to avoid voltage drop, and overheating of the wire. Doing what you suggest is likely to produce a stiff section that is awkward to handle. I prefer to have a plugin connection so if someone trips over it or pulls a chair with the leg behind it, it will unplug instead of dragging the heater.
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- 220V is phase voltage. Then line voltage will be 3^-2 *220 =381V.The current will be 63A.(41.6/3*220 ).The specification of cable is 3phase 4wire 400V. 50mm^2(if aluminum) or 25mm^2(copper) UG cable . If neutral wire is not required, cable will be 3 wire type.
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Nuclear Power Plant used Class 1E,Category K3 Compensatory Cable
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
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- Supply Capability:
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