Papua New Guinea JKGYJLV-1KV (Steel Core)
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Product Description
Aerial insulated cable is an overhead conductor with insulation and a protective sheath, manufactured using a similar process to cross-linked cables. It sits between overhead conductors and underground cables, offering a unique power transmission method. Its characteristics include:
High Power Supply Reliability: Aerial insulated cables offer high power supply reliability, reducing outages caused by external environmental factors.
Good Weather Resistance: This cable exhibits excellent weather resistance, enabling stable operation under various climatic conditions.
Electromagnetic Shielding Performance: It shows significant improvement in electromagnetic shielding performance, meeting the high demands of modern power systems on cable performance.
Mechanical Properties: It possesses good mechanical properties, capable of withstanding a certain amount of physical pressure and deformation, suitable for use in various complex environments.
Application Scenarios
Aerial insulated cables are widely used in the following scenarios:
Areas with Many Trees: Reduces the impact of trees on lines, lowering maintenance costs.
Areas with Much Flying Metal Dust and Pollution: Prevents short circuits and ground faults, improving line stability and safety.
Salt Spray Areas: Prevents salt spray corrosion, extending the service life of the lines.
Areas with Frequent Lightning: Reduces the impact of lightning on lines, improving the line's lightning resistance.
Old City Renovation: Shortens the power supply radius, improving power supply efficiency.
Typhoon Prevention: Enhances the line's wind resistance, reducing line damage caused by typhoons.
Maintenance and Storage Requirements
When storing and transporting aerial insulated cables, the following points should be noted:
Avoid Contact with Corrosive Substances: Strictly prohibit contact with acids, alkalis, and mineral oils to prevent insulation damage.
Suitable Storage Environment: Warehouses storing cables must not contain harmful gases that damage insulation or corrode metals.
Avoid Open-Air Storage: Avoid storing cables outdoors in an exposed manner as much as possible to prevent sun exposure and rain.
Regular Rolling Inspection: Regularly roll the cable reels to prevent bottom dampness and decay, and check whether the cable seals are intact.
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