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Armored cables are generally used to protect cables from mechanical damage, normally when they are buried.
One of the first uses of armored cable was actually the trans-Atlantic telegraph line between the UK and US. This was a sea cable that had to withstand the pressures of the depth as well as support its own free weight during installation. Additionally it had to protect the telegraph wire inside from mechanical abrasion against rocks due to underwater currents.
More commonly nowadays, these types of cable are used to protect high and low voltage subterranean power cables and fiber optic cables
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What is the meaning of the 2xfy in cable?
Copper XLPE Armoured Power Cables.
Where non-magnetic round wire armoured cable is used?
its generally use for undersea cables
How you can calculate the lay ratio of armour in electric cables?
armoured OD X 10 time and gain lay of armouring.
What is the difference in armoured and unarmoured cables?
Cables are two or more wires running side by side and bonded and there is armored and unarmored cable. Armored cables are protected by flexible steel covering while the unarmored cable is only covered by plastic.
What types of Polycab wires and cables are available?
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What are wire cables?
they are a pieces of metal covered in plastic coating (for insulation) that deliver electricity to an electrical object e.g. TV act as a connection to the earth system of the appliance/house. They are also cables which are armoured for TV aerials etc
What is the definition of a steel wired armoured cable in electrical engineering?
Underground cables are 'armoured' in order to protect them against mechanical damage. This armour takes either of two forms: (1) steel tape, or (2) wire. Wire armour tends to be used on cables with a larger diameter, as it makes them more flexible compared to cables with tape armour. In both cases, the armour is spiral-wound towards the outer part of the cable along its length and is, itself, protected with a hessian or plastic outer layer.
Why armoured cables has less bending radius than lead covered cables?
Armoured cables typically have a more robust construction, which includes a layer of steel or aluminum that provides strength and protection against physical damage. This design allows them to maintain structural integrity while being bent, resulting in a smaller minimum bending radius compared to lead-covered cables. Conversely, lead-covered cables have a softer, more malleable construction, making them less resistant to bending and requiring a larger bending radius to prevent damage to the insulation and lead sheath. Thus, the materials and structural characteristics of each type of cable dictate their respective bending capabilities.
Fast wide SCSI uses cables that have pins?
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What is an armoured personnel carrier?
An armoured personnel carrier is an armoured vehicle used to carry infantry soldiers in combat.
What is an armoured combat vehicle?
An armoured combat vehicle is an armed and armoured military vehicle used for fighting troops.
What are the cable types for each Interface type?
Cable types for various interface types include: USB: Uses USB-A, USB-B, and USB-C cables. Ethernet: Typically employs Cat5e, Cat6, or Cat6a cables. HDMI: Utilizes standard HDMI cables, mini HDMI, and micro HDMI cables. DisplayPort: Uses DisplayPort cables, which can also support Mini DisplayPort connections.
