Fireproof construction for cables, low or medium voltage instrument cables
A fire-proof structure and cable technology, which is applied in the direction of cable, insulated cable, cable/conductor manufacturing, etc., and can solve problems such as insufficient protection
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[0085] Following previous tests, three variants of RFOU-HCF cables (hydrocarbon fire-resistant, flame-retardant, medium-voltage cables) were compared, with the characteristics described in Table I.
[0086] Table 1.
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[0088] From the results shown in Table I, it was observed that the best survival time results (understanding that this is the total time the cable can be run during the test) were obtained with cable "C" in which the non-porous solid ceramizable material was combined with the porous The combination of fiberglass tapes obtained a survival time value of 65 minutes at a temperature of 1100°C, from which it can be gleaned that the perforated tape is essential for cables to achieve increased survival times in the hydrocarbon fire test (based on standard NEK TS 606:2009).
[0089] Cable "A" conforms to the typical structures mentioned in the state of the art, so that the tests performed can demonstrate that the structures of the invention have a greater re...
example 2
[0102] Two BFOU-HCF cables (halogen-free, flame retardant, instrument cables with hydrocarbon fire protection) using the ceramizable material of the present invention were compared. In the case of cable 1, a non-porous, fiberglass tape, coated with a ceramizable material, and in the case of cable 2, a porous mesh of a hydrocarbon fireproof structure according to the invention is used form of fiberglass tape.
[0103] Table 2. Fire Test Results
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[0105] Because the tape has no pores, the ceramizable material does not expand through the tape, eventually destroying the tape. The ceramizable material expands through the holes to allow a longer test duration than the previous test.
[0106] From the results shown in Table 2, it was collected that the hole effect is crucial for increasing the survival time in the fire resistance test. Expansion of the material through the holes is key to the good operation of this system.
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