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TABLES / EXPLANATIONS <strong>AWG</strong>-SIZESApprovals/standardsFlexible electric cables for cranes and materialhandling equipment have to be able to cope withthe expected operation and installation conditions.Details are given in the application and installationguidelines. In addition, flexible electric cablesfor cranes and material handling equipment aredescribed with regard to design and tests as laiddown in national and international standards (designregulations).Application and installation guidelinesDIN VDE 0298, Part 3Application of cables and flexible cords in powerinstallations> General information on cablesDIN VDE 0298, Part 4Application of cables and flexible cords in powerinstallations> Recommended values for current-carryingcapacity of cablesDIN VDE 0100, Part 726Erection of power installations with rated voltagesup to 1000 V> CranesDIN VDE 0101Erection of power installations with rated voltagesabove 1 kVDIN VDE 0118Specification for the erection of electrical installationsin underground minesDIN VDE 0168Specification for the erection of electrical installationsin open-cast mines, quarries and similar worksEN 81 Part 1Safety regulations for the construction and installationof passenger lifts, goods lifts and service liftsNational standardDIN VDE (DIN = German Standards Institute; VDE =Association of German Electrical Engineers)Germany is the only country which has issued specialdesign regulations for flexible electric cables forcranes and material handling equipment. The toughrubbersheathed flexible reeling cables CORDAFLEXNSHTOEU, the H.V. reeling cables PROTOLONNTS..WOEU and the flat rubber-sheathed flexiblecables PLANOFLEX NGFLGOEU are described andstandardized in DIN VDE 0250. This set of standardshas found recognition in Europe and in manycountries outside Europe and is accepted as orspecified as state of the art.The new generation of reeling cables (described inthis catalog) generally conforms to these standards,however, they deviate in a number of points, where itis necessary to achieve an enhanced feature profile.Efforts are being made to have these modificationsincorporated in the relevant standards.No such design regulations exist for RONDOFLEX,SPREADERFLEX, OPTOFLEX and lift control cables.These are <strong>Prysmian</strong> special cables, the design ofwhich is based on existing design regulations orgeneral regulations of DIN VDE.International standardInternational standards have been taken into accountfor all our cables where this was possible. For useat an international level, some design featuresof flexible electric cables for cranes and materialhandling equipment covered by DIN VDE are alsolisted or certified in line with UL or MSHA.U L = Underwriters Laboratories Inc. UL is an approvaland standardization institute in the USA. The ULstandard is requested in North America and also tosome extent in the Far East.MSHA = Mine Safety and Health AdministrationThe MSHA listing was specially issued for thecorresponding electric cables by the Deep MineSafety office at Harrisburg, USA. The flame-retardantbehaviour of the cables was tested.Design regulationsThe summary in table 4/1 (page 4/5) shows all thedesign regulations/standards, according to whichthe flexible electric cables for cranes and materialhandling equipment are designed and manufactured.The following distinctions are made between nationaland international regulations:
Approval/standardsFlexible cables Type German standard DIN VDE international standardsCORDAFLEX(SM) /-RS NSHTOEU DIN VDE 0250, Part 814 UL File E 113313MSHA P-189-1PLANOFLEX NGFLGÖU DIN VDE 0250, Part 809 UL File E 113313CORDAFLEX(K) NSHTOEU DIN VDE 0250, Part 814 UL File E 113313MSHA P-189-1SPREADERFLEX YSLTÖ Based on DIN VDE 0250OPTOFLEX Based on DIN VDE 0888Based on DIN VDE 0168MSHA SC 189-1PROTOLON(SM-R) / FONTSCGEWÖU/NTSKCGEWÖUDIN VDE 0250, Part 813 UL File E 251483PROTOLON(FL) / FO (N)TSFLCGEWOEU DIN VDE 0250, Part 813PROTOFLEX UL EMV-FC 2000VPROTOFLEX UL EMV-FC 600V2XSLCY-J UL 12772XSLCY-J UL 1277Table 4/1
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