• Nuclear Power Plant Used Class 1E,Category K3 Control Cable System 1
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Nuclear Power Plant Used Class 1E,Category K3 Control Cable

Nuclear Power Plant Used Class 1E,Category K3 Control Cable

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100 m
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100000 m/month

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Product Introduction:

It is mostly used in the electric controlmonitoring  loop and protection system with rated voltage up to 0.6/1kV 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 shield, preventing  from letting the radioactive substance into the environment when the  earthquake does not exceed the load for that.


 

Characteristics

1Longevity, which is designed to be used for over 40 years.

2Good performance in heatproof aging and atmosphere aging resistance.

3Good performance of component compatibility and tear resistance.

4Good flame-retardant capacity.

5Double  layer of insulation: It gets good performance both in electric  insulation and flame-retardant from improving the structure of the  insulation.

6Isolation  +single electric insulation: It’s certain that the capacity of  flame-retardant is good and the electrical capacity is improved by  adding extra structure of isolation.

 

Specification:


Types

Designation

Standards

KYJY K3

Copper core XLPE composite insulated   LOSH thermal PO sheathed class IE category K3 nuclear power station used   control cable

Q/321023KLA60.3

KYJYP3 K3

Copper core XLPE composite insulated   Al-plastic overall shielded LOSH thermal PO sheathed class IE category K3   nuclear power station used control cable

KYJYP2 K3

Copper core XLPE composite insulated   copper tape shielded LOSH thermal PO sheathed class IE category K3 nuclear   power station used control cable

KYJY23 K3

Copper core XLPE composite insulated   steel tape armouring LOSH thermal PO sheathed class IE category K3 nuclear   power station used control cable

KYJYP3/23 K3

Copper core XLPE composite insulated   Al-plastic tape shielded steel tape armouring LOSH thermal PO sheathed class   IE category K3 nuclear power station used control cable

KYJYP2/23 K3

Copper core XLPE composite insulated   copper tape shielded steel tape armouring LOSH thermal PO sheathed class IE   category K3 nuclear power station used control cable



Q:Ok so I was doing something stupid just now. Cuttiing a power cable that connects to the tv. Halfway through to cutting it, the wire explodes and hit my face o,o. So quickly, I turn all of the switches off and run to wash my face. I just wanted to know whether it's ok to turn all the switched back on cus I'm literally in the dark right now. And will there be any damage to my face since the wire explodes in my face?
You probably should not have been left home alone, unsupervised. It is NOT OK to turn the power on, unless you have taken the TV plug out of the power socket on the wall. This does NOT mean cutting through the cord, it means unplugging it like a normal person would do. You might have a couple of small burns on your face. If you were more injured, I am sure you would realize it.
Q:does anyone know a website that has like a chart with pictures of the different power supply connectors and where in the desktop computer they go all I know is the 24 pin goes to the motherboard and the 6 pin goes to my graphics card
If it powers.. then that's getting juice so that's no longer the means provide. attempt unplugging all demanding drives and CD force.. means it on.. Do you get a show? Plug each and each device in a million at a time until eventually eventually you artwork out which one it really is... also verify to make useful your demanding force wouldn't have any bent pints and make useful that that's totally plugged in.
Q:i bought a 650w power supply for my pc because i bought a graphic card that needs 550w. So my question is will my regular power cable which came with my computer work on the new 650w power box.P.S- my computer is a 300w
Yes. it is the same cable that comes with every computer, printer, monitor. OK it's the same cable that comes with 95% of them
Q:I have a be quiet! dark power pro 850W. The sleeving is too thick for cable management!! It is a complete mess with the antec 900. its ridiculous as I bought it with cable management in my mind. Can I buy thinner cables on their own? Is there a standard modular fitting size?Thank you.
Cable thickness is there for a reason. The more current something uses, the thicker the cable. I'm sure you could probably replace the cable with any other cable, but a smaller cable will heat up more easily, especially if compressed in with many cables in a cable management system. You probably can, but should you??
Q:Hi, Recently I bought nikon S550 digi camera from U.S, their power supply is different from India. In the power cable they mentioned 125 7A, do i need any convertor or directly i can use.
India power outlets run 220v, not 120, so you are going to need a converter or a completely new power-supply.
Q:Well yea, I just got my 8800 gs today... I just recently upgraded from a 7600 gt. Well I've never had to install a card like this. It comes with a power adapter. I have no idea how to install this power adapter. It had a connector for the video card, and 2 other connectors opposite. The 2 other connectors only had 3 pins, but fit in the my 4 pins. I've connected one of the pins to my power supply and have no more 4 pins. I just have 2 quick questions.Will it affect my video card if I only have 1 of the connectors connected to my power supply?andWill it still work if I connected the 3 pin to the 4pin on my power supply, will it still function correctly?
It would be best if you specified which PSU you have. From past experiences, 1 connector to the PSU works fine.
Q:trying to install new amplifier; running cable from battery through firewall to the trunk; done on several cars before; looking for advice or best practices...
if you look under the hood, facing the cars windshield, the far right corner against the firewall, there's a dip in the sheet metal. if you drill there at the lowest point, the hole will come out behind and a little above your brake pedal. run it through there , under the side trim. not only will this seperate power from rca wires (eliminating ground noise) but it will be easy to run. if you want a professional job, take out your seats (all of em) and run it under the carpet, but i'm sure you have to remove the center console. my buddy ran the wire under the car and drilled through the floor and ran it under the rug but that is such a bad idea because if the wire corrodes from weather you will have a fire.
Q:my power cord on my laptop is acting up to the point where I have to literally hold it in place to have it charge the battery and now the computer isn't coming on- the battery light is showing up when you push the power button but i don't know if it is charging-if there is anything you can tell me to fix this, that would be great!!
My power cable was having a problem too. What I did was just go out and get another cable because it seems that it is either your battery, or your power cable. So just go out get it replaced and Wala! It should work again...
Q:all of my wiring seems okay and everything seems to work except for my amp power. I have the blue cord on the harness wired into the blue/white cord in my kenwood because i tried going blue to blue and it didnt work. So i have the remote cable from my amp plugged into the blue cord on my head unit. I have no power to my amp.
The amp won't activate except there is voltage on the distant terminal. it rather is the function of the amp distant cord; it connects to a head unit output, which sends voltage to the terminal whilst the top unit is on. in case you do no longer connect a distant cord, the amp will never activate. in case you connect the distant cord to a continuing means source, the amp will never turn off. you should cord it to a key-switched means source, or the distant output on the top unit. some amplifiers have sign-sensing circuits which will immediately turn the amp on on each occasion an audio sign is detected. those amplifiers do no longer require distant cables, yet they're extremely uncommon.
Q:I am not sure of the reason but when i plugged in the power cable there was a crackling sound only for a second and then it stopped. I remember a similar occurennce when i had a loose electrical circuit would this have done any harm to the computer.
Its always good to use a surge protector instead of using direct power for a computer.It protects your computer from getting damaged during short circuit or current fluctuation.

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