6/6kv,6/10kv single-core XLPE insulated PVC sheathed power cable(YJV,YJLV)

6/6kv,6/10kv single-core XLPE insulated PVC sheathed power cable(YJV,YJLV)

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Nominal Cross- sectional Area of Cable	Nomin- allnsul- ation Th- lckness	She- ath Th- lckness	Approx Quter Dl- ameter Ofc- able		Approx Weight of Cable		D.C Realstance of Cable at 20°C		A.C Reals- tance at Operating Temperature
			Cu	AL	Cu	AL	Cu	AL	Cu	AL
			Cu	AL	Cu	AL	Cu	AL	Cu	AL
mm²	mm	mm	mm	mm	kg/km	kg/km	Ω/Km	Ω/Km	Ω/Km	Ω/Km
25	3.4	1.8	21.0	21.0	685	527	0.727	1.200	0.9271	1.5385
35	3.4	1.8	22.0	22.0	807	586	0.524	0.868	0.6683	1.1130
50	3.4	1.8	23.0	23.0	977	661	0.387	0.641	0.4936	0.8220
70	3.4	1.8	25.0	25.0	1207	765	0.268	0.443	0.3420	0.5681
95	3.4	1.8	27.0	27.0	1489	889	0.193	0.320	0.2465	0.4105
120	3.4	1.8	28.0	28.0	1762	1004	0.153	0.253	0.1956	0.3247
150	3.4	1.9	30.0	30.0	2080	1133	0.124	0.206	0.1588	0.2645
185	3.4	2.0	32.0	32.0	2453	1285	0.0991	0.164	0.1272	0.2108
240	3.4	2.1	34.0	34.0	3100	1584	0.0754	0.125	0.0972	0.1609
300	3.4	2.2	36.0	36.0	3723	1829	0.0601	0.100	0.0780	0.1290
400	3.4	2.3	40.0	40.0	4728	2203	0.0407	0.0778	0.0616	0.1010
500	3.4	2.4	42.0	42.0	5733	2577	0.0366	0.0605	0.0489	0.0789

Oparat- ing Cap- acity	Cable induction	Reactive impeda- nce of Cable	Positive Negative Sequence impedance		Zero Sequence impedance				Short-circuit Current
			Cu	AL	Cu		AL		Conductor		Screen
			Cu	AL	Cu tape	Cu Wire	Cu tape	Cu Wire	Cu	AL	Cu tape	Cu Wire
uF/Km	MH/Km	Ω/Km	Ω/Km	Ω/Km	Ω/Km	Ω/Km	Ω/Km	Ω/Km	KA	KA	KA	KA
0.1922	0.6143	0.1929	0.9470	1.5505	6.7555	2.2296	7.3669	2.8407	3.69	2.42	1.083	3.506
0.2116	0.5932	0.1163	0.6938	1.1285	6.5067	1.9738	6.9514	2.4182	5.15	3.37	1.082	3.501
0.2367	0.5711	0.1793	0.5252	0.8413	6.3420	1.8010	6.6703	2.1291	7.31	4.79	1.079	3.496
0.2693	0.5466	0.1723	0.3830	0.5936	6.1953	1.6512	6.4214	1.9823	10.2	6.68	1.077	3.491
0.2999	0.5318	0.1670	0.2977	0.4432	6.1047	1.0762	6.2687	1.2399	13.8	9.02	1.077	5.449
0.3266	0.5197	0.1632	0.2547	0.3634	6.0688	1.0262	6.1980	1.1551	17.4	11.4	1.077	5.449
0.3570	0.5079	0.1595	0.2251	0.3089	6.0380	0.9902	6.1437	1.0958	21.7	14.2	1.076	5.440
0.3873	0.5006	0.1572	0.2022	0.2630	6.1704	0.7300	6.2540	0.8134	26.7	17.5	1.251	7.590
0.4290	0.4890	0.1535	0.1817	0.2224	5.1454	0.6999	5.2091	0.7634	34.6	22.6	1.250	7.583
0.4706	0.4818	0.1513	0.1702	0.1988	5.1451	0.6824	5.1962	0.7334	43.1	26.2	1.246	7.560
0.5311	0.4702	0.1476	0.1599	0.1778	5.1047	0.6670	5.1441	0.7063	57.4	37.6	1.245	7.553
0.5839	0.4619	0.1450	0.1530	0.1651	5.1470	0.6552	5.1770	0.6851	71.7	47.0	1.244	7.547

Q: I bought a XFX Radeon 6970 and I KNOW it is going to need power cables. I just need to know exactly which ones. Please help: It needs 150w through the 8 pin connector and 75w through the 6 pin connector, in addition to the 75w it draws through the PCI bus. You can see the connectors in pictures of the card. These are standard connectors on an ATX12V v2.2 power supply, but you will need to make sure the power supply says 2 x 6+2-Pin for PCI Express power connectors. One or two six-pin connectors alone isn't sufficient.

Q: Basically, I lost my power adapter to my monitor, and to be honest, I would like to try to avoid buying a new one entirely. I have an old HP laptop power cord that fits into my monitor, but the power specifications on it are different. The power rating on my monitor is 19V and 1.58A. I'm just assuming that's what it needs to run, and that you shouldn't go over that. My power supply from my old laptop converts standard AC into DC at 18.5V, which I'm assuming the difference in voltage between 19 and 18.5 won't really affect anything, but the amperage on my power supply is close to twice as high, at 3.5A output. That's where my concern is, if I where to plug this into my monitor would anything bad potentially come out of it? Don't comment saying quot;Oh, just buy a new one.quot;, I've stated I want to try and avoid that. Thanks in advance.: For one, the polarity might be opposite--you never know about HP computer stuff. And the size of the pin and hole in some connectors are different. As far as the amperage, I suppose it could be safe, as the monitor will only draw what it needs from the power brick. Higher capacity is better than not enough. Give it a try, but stand back! After all, you are willing to take a chance instead of paying money for a new proper cord and supply. That is what gambling is all about!

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?: okorder , that I gave you.

Q: Hi my new computer's new power supply supports voltage from 100V - 240V. But the power cable's plug that came with it does not fit my country's. My country runs on 240V and the power cable that came with it says 10A 125V on it, and I THINK it's an U.S plug.So should I be getting a new power cable with higher max voltage or just a adapter so that the plug will fit?: if you have a computer that is made to run on lower voltage and you use a different power cord or adaptor to run a higher voltage you going to blow it up. Call the computer manufacturer and see if it is compatible to higher voltage first.

Q: i have pentium iii cpu.unexpectedly i disconnected my power cable from power button.the power cable consists four color(red,black,white,blue) and in my power button it has four(p1,p2,1,2) pins.i don't know which colour is opt with this pins uld you plz help me...: Find out the make/model of your motherboard. Go to the motherboard manufacturer's website and download the user manual for your motherboard. In this manual there should be a page (or pages) illustrating where the various headers and connectors are on your motherboard.

Q: It never occurred to me that the power cable -- the one connected from the outlet to the laptop's AC brick -- is rated at quot;125V - 7Aquot;. Does that mean it won't be able to handle the 240V in some countries? The brick itself is rated 100V - 240V, so it can be used internationally. In fact, I spent a year in France, where I used my Dell Inspiron just fine (with a prong adapter so it'll fit into the socket). The reason why I'm paying attention to the power cable is because the cable for my Nikon D80 battery charger has a quot;USsticker on it. The charger itself can handle 240V, but does this mean the cable cannot?: You will need to purchase an Adapter. Also you will need to check the power supply on your system and make sure it can handle the voltage difference. Most can, but all brands and models differ, and that could be a real issue. Be sure to check you users guide for this info (if no user guide, then go to manufacturers web site).

Q: lost the original cable at a gig, but I have another cable. the outlet on the Behringer guitar amp reads quot;Use only with 250V fuse, but right above the outlet it reads 220-240 with a upside down triangle next to it (not sure if this represents volts or not...I know obviously V stands for volts, but this is a upside down solid triangle.)My power cable/cord that i found reads 10A 250VI know i should probably purchase one direct from the manufacture, but that is not possible right now. I have a gig coming up this weekend.thanks for any help.I also mention the original power cord was a two prong (that went into the outlet) - the one i might use is a 3 prong. will this still be safe? It does fit into the back of the amp perfectly.: Assuming you're in a place where the outlets provide 220 to 240 volts, it's fine. The 250 volts on the power cord just means it's good for *up to* that.

Q: im curious what a good rule of thumb would be for determining how strong a fuse to put in line to the amp. im getting a 2300 watt amp but dont know how many amps of fusing it uses. so i dont know its power draw. any help would be great: i have a 5500watt amp i use 250 amp

Q: (for example : 1sqmm, 4sqmm, 35 sqmm) i need a formula to calculate current by knowing the area of the cable?: This is not a simple answer. The amount of current that a cable can carry depends on the amount of voltage drop that you can tolerate (mostly an issue in long cables) and the temperature rating of the insulation used on the cable ( the higher the temperature rating, the higher the current that you can run in the cable) and the ability of the cable to loose the heat that is generated from the I^2R drop in the cable. For example, if a cable is in open air with no other heat sources near it, it can accomodate more current before compromising the insulation. If a cable is in a conduit with other cables that are generating heat, then the conductor needs to be increased in size to decrease the heat. The ampacity of the cable is also affected by the duty cycle of the current that the wire is carrying. If the duty cycle of the current is 10% then the wire can carry much more current compared to a current of 100% or continuous. Having said all this, there are tables of ampacities for various sized wires.

Q: hello guys,how does a power boost cable works?what is the difference between a usb cable and power boost cable.: It is simply a 2nd USB for power alone, it does not use both USBs to transfer files, just one, the 2nd is just for additional power to improve the performance of the hard disk

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