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elbf2801
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Cable shielding and compensating cable

06/27/2007 8:45 AM

Gentlemen, I need to find a source of information for sizing cable shielding as well the aplication of compesnating cables, that cable we use to lie in a trench to compensate common mode induction.

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biswanath.das
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Re: Cable shielding and compensating cable

07/10/2007 1:00 AM

Friend, you can refer IEC 60287. There are many parts of the standard like 60287-1-1, -1-2 , 60287-2-1 etc, you have to findout the exact part, which I don't remember righjt now. Once I used this standard to verify power cable sizing calculation. Its quite good and exhaustive.

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Re: Cable shielding and compensating cable

04/11/2008 2:24 PM

Hello

I have answered your Post/comments,

Generally best to use the Cable Maker of your particular cable, but try:

http://relemaccables.com/

If you are still needing help, reply with

Kind Regards....
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Re: Cable shielding and compensating cable

04/11/2008 2:31 PM

Hello

I have answered your Post/comments,

Generally best to use the Cable Maker of your particular cable, but try:

http://relemaccables.com/

If you are still needing help, reply with

Kind Regards....
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