400Hz in-parallel balanced structure cable for ships and manufacture method thereof
A balanced structure, parallel technology, applied in cable/conductor manufacturing, power cables, power cables with shielding/conducting layers, etc., can solve problems such as large bending radius, poor current carrying capacity, and poor cable core roundness , to achieve the effect of reducing bending radius, reducing impedance and improving tensile strength
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[0022] Such as figure 1 As shown, the manufacturing method of the 400Hz parallel cable for ships of the present invention includes the following steps in turn: (1) multiple tinned annealed copper wires with a diameter of 0.25 mm are twisted into strands in the same direction, and tinned The annealed copper wire adopts the Class 6 type of the IEC 60228 standard, and the pitch diameter ratio of the strands is 10 times. The strands are subjected to compression molding treatment; the above-mentioned strands after the compression molding treatment are wrapped around the steel wire reinforcement member and re-twisted into a neutral conductor. 13 times, and then extrude the neutral wire insulating layer around the neutral wire conductor to form the neutral insulating core; the neutral wire insulating layer and the phase wire insulating layer are both ethylene-propylene rubber insulating layers with a dielectric constant not greater than 2.5, Its heat-resistant temperature is 105°C, ...
Embodiment 2
[0027] Such as figure 1 As shown, the manufacturing method of the 400Hz parallel cable for ships with a balanced structure of the present invention includes the following steps in turn: (1) twisting a plurality of tinned annealed copper wires with a diameter of 0.28mm in the same direction into strands, tinning The annealed copper wire adopts the Class 6 type of the IEC 60228 standard, and the pitch diameter ratio of the strands is 11 times. The strands are subjected to compression molding treatment; the above-mentioned strands after the compression molding treatment are wrapped around the steel wire reinforcement member and re-twisted into a neutral conductor. 14 times, and then extrude the neutral wire insulating layer around the neutral wire conductor to form the neutral insulating core; the neutral wire insulating layer and the phase wire insulating layer are both ethylene-propylene rubber insulating layers with a dielectric constant not greater than 2.5, Its heat-resista...
Embodiment 3
[0032] Such as figure 1 As shown, the manufacturing method of the 400Hz parallel cable with balanced structure for ships of the present invention comprises the following steps in turn: (1) multiple tinned annealed copper wires with a diameter of 0.3 mm are twisted into strands in the same direction, tinned The annealed copper wire adopts the Class 6 type of the IEC 60228 standard, and the pitch diameter ratio of the strands is 12 times. The strands are subjected to compression molding treatment; the above-mentioned strands after the compression molding treatment are wrapped around the steel wire reinforcement member and re-twisted into a neutral conductor. 15 times, and then extrude the neutral wire insulating layer around the neutral wire conductor to form the neutral insulating wire core; the neutral wire insulating layer and the phase wire insulating layer are both ethylene-propylene rubber insulating layers with a dielectric constant not greater than 2.5, Its heat-resista...
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