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    T S K N I: 69 KV CU/XLPE/CWS/LS/MDPE 1x300 SQ - MM

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    This document contains information about calculating permissible short-circuit current for a shield on a 69kV cable. It provides the formula used, defines the parameters in the formula, and applies the formula to calculate short-circuit currents for different components of the cable including the wire shield, lead sheath, and total short-circuit current.

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    T S K N I: 69 KV CU/XLPE/CWS/LS/MDPE 1x300 SQ - MM

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    This document contains information about calculating permissible short-circuit current for a shield on a 69kV cable. It provides the formula used, defines the parameters in the formula, and applies the formula to calculate short-circuit currents for different components of the cable including the wire shield, lead sheath, and total short-circuit current.

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    This document contains information about calculating permissible short-circuit current for a shield on a 69kV cable. It provides the formula used, defines the parameters in the formula, and applies the formula to calculate short-circuit currents for different components of the cable including the wire shield, lead sheath, and total short-circuit current.

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    This document contains information about calculating permissible short-circuit current for a shield on a 69kV cable. It provides the formula used, defines the parameters in the formula, and applies the formula to calculate short-circuit currents for different components of the cable including the wire shield, lead sheath, and total short-circuit current.

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    Permissible short-circuit current calculation for shield

    69 KV CU/XLPE/CWS/LS/MDPE 1x300 SQ.MM.

    n K 2S 2  f   
    I sc  ln 
    1000 t 
     i   

    Where ISC : Permissible fault current (kA)


    S : Cross-sectional area of the current carrying component (mm2)
    n : Number of shield
    K : Constant depending on the material of the current carrying component (As1/2/mm2)
    t : Duration of fault current (seconds)
    ε : Factor to allow for heat loss into the asjacent components
    θi : Initial temperature (°C)
    θf : Final temperature (°C)
    β : Reciprocal of temperature coefficient of resistance at 0 °C

    Parameters Wire Shield Tape Shield Armour Lead Sheath Al Corr. Sheath

    K 226 - - 41 -
    S 2.01 - - 356.51 -
    n 69 - - - -
    t 1 - - 1 -
    θi 75 - - 75 -
    θf 200 - - 200 -
    β 234.5 - - 230 -
    ε 1.113 - - 1.130 -
    ISC 20.32 0 0 9.68 0
    30.0 kA
    Total ISC
    Time duration = 1 second
    Reference : IEC Standard Publication No. 949: Calculation of thermally permissible short-circuit
    currents, taking into account non-adiabatic heating effects.
    69 kV CU/XLPE/CWS/LS/MDPE, Single Core

    Spec.: IEC 60840 Standard

    PHELPS DODGE INTERNATIONAL (THAILAND) LIMITED

    Copper compact conductor


    Semi-conductive tape
    and Extruded Semi-conductive XLPE
    Extruded XLPE Insulation
    Extruded Semi-conductive XLPE
    Semi-conductive water swellable tape
    Copper wire shield with Copper contact tape
    Semi-conductive water swellable tape
    Lead Alloy E Sheath
    Black MDPE Outer sheath

    Description unit 300 sq.mm.


    Diameter of Conductor (Approx.) mm 20.3
    S/C Conductor Thickness (Nom.) mm 1.2
    Insulation Thickness (Nom.) mm 11.5
    Diameter over Insulation (Approx.) mm 47.5
    S/C Insulation Thickness (Nom.) mm 1.5
    Diameter/No. of Copper Wire Shield (Nom.) mm / wires 1.60 / 69

    Lead Alloy E Sheath Thickness (Nom.) mm 2.0

    Diameter over Lead Alloy E Sheath (Approx.) mm 59.9

    Outer Sheath Thickness (Nom.) mm 2.8


    Overall Diameter (Approx.) mm 67
    Total cable weight (Approx.) kg/km 10,410

    Maximum Rdc of Conductor at 20oC W/km 0.0601


    Minimum Insulation Resistance at 20°C MW.km 1082
    Conductor Short Circuit Current (1 second) kA 42.9
    Earth Fault Current (CWS+LS) (1 second) kA 30.0

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