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TECHNICAL DATAProporties of materials 209 Nominal voltage 218used for cables productionHalogen-free flame 210 CURRENT LOAD 219retardant materialsConductor resistance 213 Transport reels 235Core marking 215 Laying of Cables 238
Properties of materials used for cables productionProperties of metalsProperty Unit Al Cu Fe Sn Pb AlMgSi BronzeBZ IISpecific electrical conductivity at20 o CSpecific electrical resistance at20 o CSm/mm 2 36 58 7,2-1,4 8,4 4,8 30,5 36Ωmm 2 /m 0,028264 0,017241 0,14-0,72 0,119 0,21 0,0328 0,02773Temperature resistance coefficient 10 -3 /K 4,0 3,9 4,5 4,4 4,2 3,6 3,8Density g/cm 3 2,7 8,9 7,8 7,3 11,34 2,7 8,9Tensile strength N/mm 2 65-130 200-370 330-850 28 15 294 608-618Thermal conductivity W/Km 220 385 46 67 34 188 -Coefficient of linear expansion 10 -5 /K 2,31 1,7 1,15 2,7 2,8 2,3 1,7Melting pointO C 660 1083 1350 232 327 645 -The properties of some metals used for the manufacturing of certain construction cable elements:Aluminium (Al)Copper (Cu)Steel (Fe)Tin (Sn)Lead (Pb)Aldrey (AlMgSi)– conductor, armour (with single-core cables for electricity transmission via ACpower), metal sheath– conductor, electrical protection– armour– metal sheath for copper wires within the conductor– metal sheat– conductorProperties of most commonly used insulating materialsProperty Unit EPR FEP PVC PE Si XLPEWorking temperature ofconductors, maximumTemperature in short-circuit,maximumO C 90 200 70 70 180 90O C 250 200 160 150 350 250209Environment temperatureO C-30+135-100+200-30+70-50+70-60+180-60+115Specific volume resistance at 20O C, minimumΩ cm 10 15 10 16 10 13 10 16 10 12 10 15Dielectric constant at 20 O C 2,7 2,2 4 - 8 2,3 3,2 2,3Properties of most common sheathing materialsProperty Unit CR HDPE LDPE PVC SiWorking temperature of conductors,maximumEnvironment temperatureSurface electrical resistance at 20 O C,minimumO C 90 90 90 70 180O C-40+90-60+110-60+70-30+70-60+180Ω 10 9 - - - 10 9Dielectric constant at 20 O C 6 - 9 2,3 2,3 4 - 8 3,2
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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
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Li7YFlexible ETFE insulated conduct
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LiYCY; So-LiYCYCables for electroni
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NAUK 001,002,003Cables for internal
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NAUK 102Flexible microphone star qu
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NAUK 300Cables for speaker-phonesSt
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NAUK 901, 904Cables for loudspeaker
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LiHHHalogen free cable for electron
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H05ZHalogen free cablesStandard: DI
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H07ZZ-FHalogen free flame retardant
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N2XHHalogen free cables with improv
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N2XSHMedium voltage halogen free ca
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NHXHXHalogen free cable with improv
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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
Page 167 and 168: J-2Y(St)HHalogen free cable for tra
Page 169 and 170: conductor 0,4 [mm]conductor 0,6 [mm
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 185 and 186: ALUMOVELD CONDUCTORSAlumoveld condu
Page 187 and 188: ALUMINIUM CONDUCTORSAluminium condu
Page 189 and 190: CrosssectionNumber x diameter wirea
Page 191 and 192: PROTECTIVE ROPES FOR TRANSMISSION L
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 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
Page 225 and 226: Permitted operatingtemperatureRecom
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
Page 233 and 234: - for three-core cablesNominalcross
Page 235 and 236: Permitted short-circuit for electri
Page 237 and 238: Table: Single-core cables laid in t
Page 239 and 240: [Type text]Transport reelsSizes of
Page 241 and 242: [Type text]Length of cable and insu
Page 243 and 244: Tests of cables after layingTesting
Page 245 and 246: CertificateH03VV-FH03VVH2-FH05VV-FH
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