Nuclear Power Plant used Class 1E,Category K3 Compensatory Cable
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Nuclear Power Plant used Class 1E,Category K3 Compensatory Cable
Main Structure of Nuclear Power Plant Compensatotry Cable:
It is normally used in the class KC、KX thermocouple compensatory system outside the shield of the nuclear power plant which controls emergency stop of the reactor, isolating the security shield, emergency cooling of the reactor core, removing the afterheat of the reactor and the workshop, preventing from letting the radioactive substance into the environment when the earthquake does not exceed the load for that.
Characteristics for Compensatory Cable
1、Good insulation capacity in various of temperature.
2、Longevity, which is designed to be used for over 40 years.
3、Good performance in heatproof aging and atmosphere aging resistance
.4、Good performance of component compatibility
Specification of Compensatory Cable:
Types | Designation | Standards |
KCBGYJYP3 K3 | Class 1E category K3 KCBG XLPE insulated AL/plastic composite tape shielded LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant | Q/321023KLA60.5 |
KCBGYJYP K3 | Class 1E,category K3,KCGB XLPE insulated copper wire braid shielded LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant | |
KCBGYJYP2 K3 | Class 1E,category K3,KCGB XLPE insulated copper tape shielded LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant | |
KXGYJYP3 K3 | Class 1E,category K3,KXG XLPE insulated AL/plastic composite tape shielded LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant | |
KXGYJYP K3 | Class 1E,category K3,KXG XLPE insulated copper wire braid shielded LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant | |
KXBGYJYP2 K3 |
Class 1E,category K3,KXG XLPE insulated copper tape shielded LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant | |
KCBGYJYP3/23 K3 | Class 1E,category K3,KCBG XLPE insulated AL/plastic composite tape shielded steel tape armored LSF flame-retardant sheathed compensatory cable for nuclear power plant |
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- Q:Ever time I try screwing in my power cable sparks fly.My amp has no off switch.and my car is turned off.wtf?Help me out/
- Very simple...remove the negative clamp from the battery in your car before you attempt to do any thing. now the circuit is broken... make sure your ground for your amp is going to something metal on your car... I imagine you are trying to hook your power cable to the positive clamp on your battery... After the amp is grounded. you may now hook-up the power cable on to the positive terminal of the battery. tighten the positive terminal with your amp power line together. Then when you are sure the amp is grounded...( ground wire to metal )...you have a ground wire from the amp also. take the positive battery post wire and reattach... then the negative battery post wire... the battery wires sould not get hot or change temp, you will know as it happens quickly... now if all the wires are done right and your cables don't heat up, it is safe. if you turn on the stereo now and it dosen't work, it just means you blew the fuse on the line to the stereo. find on the line, replace it... it is a safety thing so you don't blow the amp or burn the car down... When ever you work on a car always remove the NEGITIVE post on the battery...
- Q:So here is the power supply, motherboard and graphics card I have.Power Supply: ATX-TL500W-BK Motherboard: GA-78-LMT-S2 Graphics Card: GV-N960XTREME-4gd As you can see the mother board is a (pcie 2.0), and my graphics card is 3.0 with a 6pin and 8pin slot on the side for It's power cables.My previous graphics card didn't need any cables to run to it, so I don't know what I need for going from the 3.0 to the 2.0, and I don't know where the power cables for the card connect to.Any help is very appreciated.
- You have a big enough PSU--400W recommended, you have 500W available. The cables from the card go to the PSU. If you don't have the right one(s) then buy adapters. Contact card maker for those if you didn't get any in box or search Google.
- Q:are there power cables or batteries? Thanks
- Some have batteries, most have power cables. None that I have heard sound good. I know it's a pain to wire speakers in but it's worth the time and effort (or cost if you have someone do it for you). Your going to have the speakers and setup for a long time, I presume. Do it right the first time and put the wires in.
- Q:I just bought an electric guitar and an Ibanez Ibz10g 10 watt amplifier. I read the reviews for the amp and someone said it only comes with the power cable.1. Is this true?2. If so will I be able to play with just a power cable or do I have to buy other cables separately?This is probably a stupid question but I seriously have no idea what cables are required for electric guitar. I ordered it from OKorder yesterday and couldn't find any details about what it comes with.
- The term power cable is used on electrical appliances such as amplifiers. Some amps have permanent fixed ones while others are detachable. A guitar uses what is called a 1/4 inch instrument (or guitar) cable to connect to a guitar amp. These are properly shielded cables. They either have two straight jack plugs or one straight and one angled - both works fine. A length of 6' seems to suit most situations. These cables come in lots of qualities, from very poor to high quality. You do not need the most expensive ones, just don't get the cheapest qualities. If it's a guitar pack you have purchased, guitar and amp together, it may be that there's a guitar cable included. These are typically very low quality... basically throw away stuff. You hook up the guitar by inserting one end of the cable into the guitar output jack and the other end of the cable into the amplifier input jack - usually found on the front of the amp, labelled 'Input'. And no, it is not a stupid question - we all have to start somewhere! Good luck with your playing :-)
- Q:I want to order a small 100 watt amp and needed to know if it can get powered by the head unit by connecting it with the rca cables.. thanks..
- The RCA cables do not supply power to the amplifier; they just carry the audio signal from the head unit to the amp. Your amplifier, regardless of its power rating, will need power and ground connections in addition to the RCA and remote outputs from the head unit.
- Q:computer MB does not contain a power supply connector for the SATA power cable leading to the SATA HD, is this the norm? the cable connector is 5 prong female, there is no 5 prong male connector on the MB or the PSU. any suggestions?
- ur mainboard is only ide compatible then, u can add a sata pci card tho so as to add sata drives !!! :)
- Q:today i purchased a used audiobahn atb10at 10quot;subwoofer with a built in power and for my car but there was no cables for it, the power is a six prong plug and i was wondering if anyone could tell me what the specific name of this cable is or where i can buy it and maybe how to install it, i tried looking into it and didnt get anywhere thanks
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- Q:Suppose load is 100KW, length 50m, how to calculate cable size. If we know current Is any easy mathod to calculate cable size.
- There are two issues to consider, cable heating and voltage drop. Of the two, voltage drop is by far the easiest. You need to determine what the allowable voltage drop in you cable is. The voltage drop is just I x R where I is the current and R is teh round trip cable resistance. The specification of 100 kW isn't enough. If its a high tension 100 kV line, the current is only 1 amp and a run of 16 AWG wire would deliver about 99,999 volts out of the original 100,000 volts to your load. If its a 100 volt system then a 4 AWG wire would only deliver only 20 volts to the load. The formula for wire resistance (in AWG) is that 10 AWG has 0.001 ohm/ft. Each increase of 1 in the gauge increases resistance by the cube root of 2 (about 25%). You calculate by picking what voltage drop you can live with, for the known current figure the resistance, knowing the length figure the resistance per foot, and then pick the AWG using the above. The second concern is wire heating. Although you could do the heat transfer calculations, instead look up the allowable ampacity for any wire in an electrical engineers or NEC handbook.
- Q:what size of main power cable to use for two amps with combined power of 600 watts rms.the length of the run will be about 12 feet from battery to amplifiers.
- use a 4 Gage, always reliable and always dependable. Its a bit larger but you will have no problems
- Q:Does the Corsair CX series CX500W PSU come with an AC power cable?
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Nuclear Power Plant used Class 1E,Category K3 Compensatory Cable
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- Loading Port:
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- Min Order Qty:
- 100 m
- Supply Capability:
- 100000 m/month
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