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OVERHEAD LINESAlumoveldConductors181 Protective ropesfortransmissionlines187AlMgSiConductorsAluminiumConductorsAl/steelConductorsHard copperandbronze ropes182 PP/O 188183 X00-A 189184 X00/O-A 190186 СИП 3 191XHP 48/O-A; XHE49/O-A192
ALUMOVELD CONDUCTORSAlumoveld conductor for overhead linesStandard: IEC 61089, IEC 61232ASTM B 415, ASTM B 416CONSTRUCTIONConductor: alumoveld wire.Type of the conductor:20SA - 25 % Al in surface layer wire and 75 % steel, 84,80 Ωmm 2 /km27SA - 37 % Al in surface layer wire and 63 % steel, 63,86 Ωmm 2 /km30SA - 43 % Al in surface layer wire and 57 % steel, 57,47 Ωmm 2 /km40SA - 62 % Al in surface layer wire and 38 % steel, 43,10 Ωmm 2 /kmAPPLICATIONCONSTRUCTION DATAConductor is suitable in case when required a high degree ofsafety conductor. Specific application is bridging the great naturalbarrier in one length, such as connecting islands, crosses the river,etc.Type per IEC61232ConstructionCrosssectionEquivalentcrosssectionDiameterMassCalculatedbreakingstrength, minCalculatedelectricalresistance, at20°C, max[mm] [mm 2 ] [mm 2 ] [mm] [kg/km] [kN] [Ω/km]16-SA1A-7 (20SA) 7 x 2,95 47,84 16 8,85 320 64,32 1,7952742-SA1A-19 (20SA) 19 x 2,91 126,37 42 14,55 850 155,54 0,6820084-SA2-19 (27SA) 19 x 3,56 189,12 84 17,80 1150 204,20 0,34370160-SA2-37 (27SA) 37 x 3,53 362,11 163 24,70 2216 391,00 0,18030All layers are greased, except external.Fat drop point of 130°C.Permissible continuous conductor temperature is 125°C.Short (1 sec) permissible conductor temperature is 300°C.Type per ASTMB416Construction Cross sections Diameter MassCalculatedbreakingstrength, minCalculatedelectricalresistance, at20°C[mm] [cmils] [inč] [lb/1000 ft] [lb] [Ω/1000 ft]37 № 5 AWG 37 x 4,62 1225000 1,27 2802 142800 0,0424737 № 6 AWG 37 x 4,11 971300 1,13 2222 120200 0,0535637 № 7 AWG 37 x 3,36 770300 1,01 1762 100700 0,0675437 № 8 AWG 37 x 3,26 610900 0,899 1398 84200 0,0851637 № 9 AWG 37 x 2,91 484400 0,801 1108 66770 0,1074037 № 10 AWG 37 x 2,59 384200 0,713 879 52950 0,1354019 № 5 AWG 19 x 4,62 628900 0,910 1430 73350 0,0822419 № 6 AWG 19 x 4,11 498800 0,810 1134 61700 0,1037019 № 7 AWG 19 x 3,36 359500 0,721 890 51730 0,1308019 № 8 AWG 19 x 3,26 313700 0,642 714 43240 0,1649019 № 9 AWG 19 x 2,91 248800 0,572 566 34290 0,2079019 № 10 AWG 19 x 2,59 197300 0,509 449 27190 0,262207 № 5 AWG 7 x 4,62 231700 0,546 525 27030 0,226407 № 6 AWG 7 x 4,11 183800 0,486 416 22730 0,280307 № 7 AWG 7 x 3,36 145700 0,433 330 19060 0,353507 № 8 AWG 7 x 3,26 115600 0,385 262 15930 0,445807 № 9 AWG 7 x 2,91 91650 0,343 208 12630 0,562107 № 10 AWG 7 x 2,59 72680 0,306 165 10020 0,708807 № 11 AWG 7 x 2,30 57590 0,272 131 7945 0,893807 № 12 AWG 7 x 2,05 45710 0,242 104 6301 1,127003 № 5 AWG 3 x 4,62 99310 0,392 225 12230 0,517703 № 6 AWG 3 x 4,11 78750 0,349 178 10280 0,652803 № 7 AWG 3 x 3,36 62450 0,311 141 8621 0,823203 № 8 AWG 3 x 3,26 49530 0,277 112 7260 1,038003 № 9 AWG 3 x 2,91 39280 0,247 89 5715 1,309003 № 10 AWG 3 x 2,59 31150 0,220 71 4532 1,65100181
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CABLES ANDWIRESNovi Sad, Republic o
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ContentPOWER CABLES................
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Company ProfileAbout usThe Cable Fa
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[Type text]PP 00, PP 00-AВВГ, А
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PP 40, PP 40-AВВГЭ, АВВГЭ;
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PP 44; PP 44-ANYRGY, NAYRGYPower ca
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XP 00, XP 00-AN2XY, NA2XYPower cabl
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XP 41, XP 41-AПвБбШв, АПв
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XP 44; XP 44-AN2XRGY, NA2XRGYPower
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XP 45, XP 45-AN2XFGY, NA2XFGYPower
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PHP 48, PHP 48-AВВГЭ, АВВГ
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PHP 81, PHP 81-ANYSEYBY, NAYSEYBYMe
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PHP 85, PHP 85-ANYSEYFGY, NAYSEYFGY
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XHP 48, XHP 48-AN2XSEY, NA2XSEYMedi
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XHEh 91, XHEh 91-AMedium voltage ca
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XHP 84, XHP 84-AN2XSYRGY, NA2XSYRGY
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PH07V-U, H07V-RInstallation cable w
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PP/RInstallation cable with PVCStan
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P/FH07V-KFlexible installation cabl
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PP/LH03VV-FFlexible cable with PVCS
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PP/JZFlexible cable with electrical
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PP 00NYYSignal cable with PVCStanda
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PP 44NYRGYSignal cable with PVCStan
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XP 00N2XYSignal cable with XLPE ins
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NYSLYCYFlexible signal cable with e
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NYSLYCYÖH05VVC4V5-K, NSKKE/FFlexib
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SPZRailway station signal safety ca
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H01N2-D; ZN/SFlexible welding cable
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H05RN-FFlexible rubber cableStandar
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NFK TESFlexible cable for submersib
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NSGAöu, NSGAFöuRailway cables wit
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ППСРВМRailway cable with rubb
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NGFLGöuFlat rubber cableStandard:
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NFK EpTN, NSHTöuEspecially flexibl
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NFK SiSi/JFlexible cable for higher
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NFK EpN 50Flexible mining cable wit
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EpN 53NSSHöu .../3EFlexible low vo
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EpN 58Very flexible low voltage min
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EpN 61 NSSHCGEöu .../3Flexible low
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EpN 63NSSHCGEöu .../KON+St+ϋlFlex
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EpN 65NTSCGECWöu ... KONFlexible m
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EpN 78 NTSCGEWöu ... /3Flexible me
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MGGPower shipboard cableStandard: D
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TK59 DSL (30)... M, TK59 DSL (30)..
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2YYLeading insulated conductorStand
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J-Y(St)Y ...Installation cableStand
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TI 20Telephone installation cableSt
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TC44 ... E, TC44 ... GESwitchboard
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TZ44 ... E, TZ44 ... GELow-frequenc
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TK33 USelf-supporting low-frequency
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TK59...M, TK59...GMFilled low-frequ
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TK59...MR , TK59...GMRFilled low-fr
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TPP EPLow-frequency telephone subsc
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A-2Y(L)2Y ...St III BdLow-frequency
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TD 39 U-P, TD 59 U-PSelf-supporting
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ТБТЗБLow-frequency subscriber
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S-YYSignal cableStandard: VDE 0813C
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TO SM O3 nxIIx0,4x3,5xCMANOptical c
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6YEquipment wire FEP insulatedStand
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LiY; LifY;LiY-T;LifY-TFlexible inte
Page 133 and 134: Li7YFlexible ETFE insulated conduct
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Page 139 and 140: NAUK 001,002,003Cables for internal
Page 141 and 142: NAUK 102Flexible microphone star qu
Page 143 and 144: NAUK 300Cables for speaker-phonesSt
Page 145 and 146: NAUK 901, 904Cables for loudspeaker
Page 147 and 148: LiHHHalogen free cable for electron
Page 149 and 150: H05ZHalogen free cablesStandard: DI
Page 151 and 152: H07ZZ-FHalogen free flame retardant
Page 153 and 154: N2XHHalogen free cables with improv
Page 155 and 156: N2XSHMedium voltage halogen free ca
Page 157 and 158: NHXHXHalogen free cable with improv
Page 159 and 160: NHXCHXHalogen free cable with elect
Page 161 and 162: LiHXHXFlexible halogen free cableSt
Page 163 and 164: LiHXCHXFlexible halogen free cable
Page 165 and 166: ILAN 120 (ohm) HHalogen free instal
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Page 171 and 172: THITelephone halogen free installat
Page 173 and 174: THNJ-HHHalogen free installation ca
Page 175 and 176: THNE FE 20JE-H(St)H FE20Halogen fre
Page 177 and 178: MGHHalogen free power shipboard cab
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Page 181 and 182: RG 50 ΩCoaxial cablesStandard: MIL
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Page 187 and 188: ALUMINIUM CONDUCTORSAluminium condu
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Page 193 and 194: X00/AInsulated overhead lineStandar
Page 195 and 196: СИП 3Insulated overhead lineStan
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Page 199 and 200: WIRE OF ALUMINIUMRound wire for dif
Page 201 and 202: TINNED COPPER WIRERound tinned copp
Page 203 and 204: COPPER CONDUCTORSStranded copper an
Page 205 and 206: BRAIDED COPPER ROPESRound flexible
Page 207 and 208: FLAT BRAIDSStranded flat copper and
Page 209 and 210: WIRE FOR EROSIMATEBrass wire with a
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Page 213 and 214: Properties of materials used for ca
Page 215 and 216: Halogen free fire retardant cables
Page 217 and 218: [Type text]Conductor resistanceTabl
Page 219 and 220: Core markingThe cores of power cabl
Page 221 and 222: Number of pairs Core A Core B15 37
Page 223 and 224: CURRENT LOADCurrent load of insulat
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Page 227 and 228: Table: Cables with PVC insulation,
Page 229 and 230: Permitted operatingtemperatureEnvir
Page 231 and 232: Table: Cables laid in the air, Alum
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Permitted short-circuit for electri
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Table: Single-core cables laid in t
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[Type text]Transport reelsSizes of
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[Type text]Length of cable and insu
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Tests of cables after layingTesting
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CertificateH03VV-FH03VVH2-FH05VV-FH
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