Answer: The heat shrinkage method applies to medium and low voltage rubber and plastic wire and cable joints, and terminal seals. It is also applicable for non-drip and thick impregnated insulated cables.
Two main types of heat-shrinkable tubing are used: cross-linked polyethylene type and silicone rubber type, which can shrink evenly when exposed to heat. When heated to a specific temperature, the heat shrinkage tube will shrink, while the hot melted adhesive will naturally cool to form a good seal layer.
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Answer: A wire and cable inventory form the foundation for placing a cable order. It also guides the construction, operation, and maintenance of the cable’s archival data. Cable inventory should contain data on cable number, starting point, type, specification, length, and cable classification statistics. The control cable should also be listed in each spare cable core.
The wire and cable number acts as a critical cable identifier. Thus, it is essential not to repeat a particular cable number throughout the plant. Ideally, a specific cable number has a particular meaning and regularity that can express the characteristics of the cable.