Production of cables without production license is punished

From the first batch of “iron fist”, there are cables again and again. There’s nothing to say. We’re catching up with the “quality month”. Xiaobian reminds everyone to pay attention. There will be some later. Don’t forget what we said in the early stage. There will be a reward of 1 million for reporting, so … Read more

Matters needing attention during wire and cable stranding

In order to improve the flexibility and integrity of wires and cables, two or more single wires are intertwined in the specified direction. This process is called stranding. The whole stranding process is divided into conductor stranding, cable forming, braiding, steel wire armor and winding. Any problem in any process will directly affect the cable … Read more

Harm and Countermeasures of wire joint heating

The phenomenon of wire joint heating is generally manifested in that there is peculiar smell around the wire joint, which can be smelled. This is because the heat of wire joint makes the outer insulation layer smell; Secondly, the ACSR Cables joint is smoking, red, the outer insulation layer is black, fire, or even broken. … Read more

What is the difference between yttwy and ng-a btly mineral insulated cables?

Ng-a (btly) series isolated fire-resistant ACSR Cables are flame-retardant and fire-resistant cables. The insulating layer is phlogopite tape (fire resistance temperature 750 ℃ ~ 800 ℃), the sheath is aluminum tube (fire resistance temperature 660 ℃), and the outer sheath is plastic. It is not in the same category as yttw and bttz mineral insulated … Read more

Causes of blackening of copper wire of heavy rubber sheathed flexible cable

2.1 catalytic aging of copper is an important reason for rubber hair adhesion The experiment of the former Soviet Union Institute of AAAC Cable science proved that copper infiltrated into the insulating rubber from the contact with rubber during vulcanization, and the thickness of 1.0-2.0mm contained 0.009-0.0027% copper. As we all know, trace copper has … Read more

How to measure the temperature of cable terminal tail contact?

The contact resistance of the tail wire contact of AAAC Cable terminal (especially outdoor, sometimes connected by copper aluminum two different metals) will increase under the influence of long-term load and fault current, which will lead to overheating. When the line fails, the fault current flows through the contact, which will burn the contact. Measuring … Read more

Differences in use of brass, phosphor copper and red copper

Pure copper is a purplish red metal, commonly known as “red copper”, “red copper” or “red copper”. Pure copper is ductile. Pure copper, the size of a drop of ACSR Cable, can be drawn into two kilometers of filaments or rolled into almost transparent foil larger than a bed. The most valuable property of pure … Read more

How to prevent and control pests on cable lines?

For direct buried ACSR Cable laying, in addition to preventing external mechanical damage, there is another kind of external damage from insects, such as termites. South China is located in the subtropical zone with humid climate, which is suitable for termite breeding. Termites will damage the lead sheath of the cable, causing the insulation damp … Read more

What is the valve performance of the sheath protector?

In order to ensure that the sheath insulation will not be damaged under the action of lightning overvoltage and switching overvoltage, the sheath protector should be used. The ball gap protector was used in the early stage, but its disadvantage was that its surface was burnt by power frequency afterflow after each action. This type … Read more

Operation and maintenance of protective layer protector

In order to reduce the induced overvoltage of the metal sheath of single core AAAC Cable lines of 110kV and above, a protective layer protector should be installed between the ungrounded end of the metal sheath and the earth. In case of system trip or line lightning stroke, special patrol shall be conducted for cable … Read more