High-voltage cable terminal manufacturing
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This post was last edited by zhaiyj on 2016-3-25 09:00. Dear colleagues: Having seen cable terminations catch fire, and in order to ensure safety in the future, I would like to learn more in detail about the manufacturing of high-voltage cable terminations. Please offer your assistance. The questions are as follows: 1. Are there any standards for the manufacturing of high-voltage cable terminations? Which standard or standards. 2. For the production of high-voltage cable terminals nowadays, the manufacturing method is the same for all models. Are there still different requirements for cables of various voltage levels, specifications, and models? 3. If there is a universal method, please provide the steps for its implementation. If no such universal method exists, could you please outline the methods for manufacturing different types of cables? (Please indicate whether it is general or specific.) I would be very grateful if you could provide it!
Which expert can offer some guidance? Thank you
1. In accordance with the manufacturing standards for 10kV cables. 2. Depending on the voltage level and the diameter of the wires. 3. Search on Baidu by yourself
This post was last edited by zhaiyj on 2016-3-28 at 14:19. Is GB50168-2006 the only standard for cable installation? The installation details are not very specific there. If installation is carried out according to the methods provided with the cables, are these methods the same for all types of cables? Oh, electricity isn’t my major; I’m sorry. My question might seem very naive to the experts here, but I still hope you can help answer it. Thank you
GB/Z 18890 \"Power cables with cross-linked polyethylene insulation and their accessories, rated voltage 220 kV (Um=250 kV)\" GB/T 11017 \"Power cables with cross-linked polyethylene insulation and their accessories, rated voltage 110 kV\" GB5589 \"Test methods for cable accessories\" GB9327 \"Test methods for compression and mechanical connection joints of cable conductors\" GB14315 \"Crimped copper and aluminum terminals and connection tubes for wire and cable conductors\"
Thank you; providing specific standards is extremely helpful for someone like me who is not in this field