Laying Information
Minimum Bending Radius During Installation
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| During laying, the bending radius should not be smaller then values given below. |
The radius depends on the outer diameter (Do) of the cable. |
| 1- Cables for Fixed wiring |
| Insulation |
Conductor |
Construction |
Outer diameter (mm)
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Min.Radius |
| PVC |
Aluminum or copper, solid circular or strand
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Unarmoured |
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Armoured |
Any |
6 Do |
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| 2-PVC and XLPE Insulated cables up to 3.6 kv |
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Conductor |
Construction |
Outer diameter
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Min.Radius |
Solid aluminum or |
stranded copper |
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Any |
8 Do |
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3- XLPE Insulated cables for 6.0 up to 30 kV |
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Minimum Radius |
| During Laying |
Adjacent to Joints Or |
terminations |
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Single-Core |
- Unarmoured |
- Armoured |
Three-core |
- Unarmoured |
- Armoured |
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| Maximum Tensile Forces During Laying. |
Maximum tensile force when pulling by cable stocking: F = A1 X 10 -------- 15 N/mm2 ( cables with aluminium conductor.) F = A1 X 10 m-- 20 N/mm2 ( cables with copper conductor.) But the maximum value value is 8500 N
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Maximum tensile force when pulling by eye attached to he conductors: F = A1x 15 N/mm2 ( cables with aluminium conductor.) F = A1 x 15 N/mm2 ( cables with copper conductor.) But the maximum value is 20000 N Where A1 is Cable Cross Section mm2
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