W3F46P-11.80 3-Conductor F46 (Fluoroplastics) insulated steel wire

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Place of Origin:Jiangsu, China (Mainland)
Model Number:3-Conductor
Type:Insulated
Application:oilfield, well logging, oil exploration
Conductor Material:Copper
Conductor Type:Stranded
Insulation Material:F46

Packaging & Delivery

Packaging Details:	Iron pan, wooden tray or according to customer's requirement.
Delivery Detail:	30 days after payment.

Specifications

logging cable in oilfields
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3-conductor F46 (Fluoroplastics) insulated double-deck galvanized steel wire armored heat resistance well logging cable in oilfields

1. Product Standard

The product is manufactured according to the standard of SY/T6600-2004

2. Application

The product is applicable to all types of oil and gas well logging, perforation, coring and paraffin oil wells, viscosity, pour point and so on. It’s such kind of oil field exploration armored steel cable which could bear all the above mentioned mechanical load.

3. Operating Characteristics

a. The lowest temperature that cable could work should not be lower than-30°C.

b. Max temperature is 232°C for short period (2h maximum duration each time).

c. Minimum bending radius is 30 times of cable diameter.

CONSTRUCTION DESCRIPTION:

Copper Construction:	7×0.0169’’	7×0.43 mm
Plastic Type:	F46
Insulation Thickness:	0.130’’	3.31 mm
Number and Size of Wires:
Inner Armor:	24×0.0389”	24×0.99 mm
Outer Armor:	24×0.0496”	24×1.26 mm
Average Wire Breaking Strength:
Inner Armor:	323 lbs	1438 N
Outer Armor:	523 lbs	2330 N

CABLE CHARACTERISTICS:

PHYSICAL:

Cable Diameter:	0.464’’±0.0039’’	11.80 mm ±0.10 mm
Cable Weight In Air:	341 lbs/Kft	508 Kg/Km
Temperature Rating :	450 °F	232 °C

MECHANICAL:

Cable Breaking Strength:	18000 lbs	80 KN
Minimum Sheave Diameter:	20’’	504 mm
Cable Stretch Coefficient:	0.714 ft/Kft/Klbs	0.80 m/Km/5KN

ELECTRICAL:

Voltage Rating:	1500 VDC	1500 VDC
Insulation Resistance:	50000 MΩ·Kft	15000 MΩ·Km
DC Resistance @ 20°C	5.5 Ω/Kft	18 Ω/Km
Cap Typical @ 1 KHz	43 Pf/ft	140 Pf/m

l Cables are armored with special galvanized improved plow steel wires or special alloy wires.

l All armor wires are preformed during the manufacturing process.

l The temperature rating assumes a normal gradient for both temperature and weight.

l All values shown are normal or typical values.

l During the manufacturing process a strict quality control program is enforced. Each cable is given a complete electrical and mechanical test to confirm that it meets or exceeds catalog specification.

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