3 Core Outdoor type Heat Shrink 11kV Termination with Armour Earthing
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- Here is a training video we made showing the installation of one of our heat shrink 11kV xlpe outdoor type terminations. It also shows the installation of the outdoor armour earth kit. The bracket and standoff insulators shown are also available. Longer tail lengths can be supplied. We also show the use of tools to remove the semi-conductive screen to produce a reliable termination.
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Thanks for posting, deffo cool to see first hand. Something that the average bloke will never get to do.
Also, LOVE that sign in the background - Buy Cheap = Buy Twice. So true. Do things right the first time is always worth it!
Good training and to do a job properly you cannot afford to make any mistakes!
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The good termination kit is Reycham
Nice termination but what kind of kit do you use?
1.) You will get water-ingress over time because you placed the earthbondsleeve over the three breakout sleeve... 2.) In terms of 33kV the gaps between conductor, terminator and shield have to be completely sealed, which isn't been done! 3.) Using clamps is never a good idea, use rolesprings instead! 4.) The Armoring needs to be completely earthbonded - hasn't been done aswell - Bad termination!
The adhesive lined earth bond sleeve fully seals onto the cable jacket and the breakout skirt so no moisture will enter. The earth braids that exit the sleeve have solder blocks and these lay upon black mastic tape and have black mastic over so no moisture will pass this.
The earth bond is very secure, roll springs are suitable for copper tape screen earthing and lead earthing but do not supply a solid earth connection on the armours. Your point there is incorrect.
Red mastic sealant is supplied and covers the end of the primary insulation, fills the gap between conductor and lug barrel and extends upon the lug barrel. The anti-track tube is then fully sealed once shrunk into position.
The termination has been fully tested and subjected to salt fog and humidity tests designed to simulate long service life. We have been selling them for 25+ years without issue.
The jointer fitting the termination is also very experienced. I think your comments are not correct about being a bad termination.
Why didn't the fitter score the armour with the hacksaw, prior to removing the outer sheath...if he had done so, he'd have had one task less to do.
md salim
Phase sequence not shown
at least tell the specification... lenght and cutting etc
This information is all within the instruction sheet. The video shows a 6.35/11(12kV) 95mm2 cable being terminated but the principle is the same for 17.5kV, 24kV and 36kV, just different dimensions and longer stress control tubes and additional rain sheds