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GB 12972.3-1991 Rubber-sheathed flexible cables for mining use Part 3: Rated voltage 0.66. 14kv shearer shielded monitoring reinforced flexible cable
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GB 12972.3-1991
Standard Name: Rubber-sheathed flexible cables for mining use Part 3: Rated voltage 0.66. 14kv shearer shielded monitoring reinforced flexible cable
This standard specifies product varieties, technical requirements, test methods and inspection rules for shearer shielding and monitoring enhanced flexible cables with rated voltage 0.66/1.14 kV. This standard applies to copper core rubber insulated rubber sheathed shielded and monitored reinforced flexible cables for rated voltage 0.66/1.14 kV coal shearers and similar equipment. This standard should be used together with GB 12972.1. GB 12972.3-1991 Rubber-sheathed flexible cables for mining use Part 3: Rated voltage 0.66. 14 kv shearer shielding and monitoring enhanced flexible cable GB12972.3-1991 Standard download and decompression password: www.bzxz.net
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National Standard of the People's Republic of China Mining rubber-sheathed flexible cables Part 3: Rated voltage 0.66/1.14kV coal shearer shielding monitoring reinforced flexible cables Flexible rubber-sheathed cables for mining purposes Part 3: Trailing coalcutters with monitoring core and semiconducting screens for rated voltage of 0.66/1.14kv Subject content and scope of application GB12972.3--91 Replaces GB1170-74 This standard specifies the rated voltage 0.66 Product varieties, technical requirements, test methods and inspection rules for /1.14kV shearer shielding and monitoring enhanced flexible cables. This standard applies to copper core rubber insulated rubber sheath shielded and monitored reinforced flexible cables for rated voltage 0.66/1.14kV coal shearers and similar equipment. This standard should be used together with GB12972.1. 2Usage characteristics 2.1 Rated voltage U/U is 0.66/1.14kV. 2.2 The long-term allowable operating temperature of cable conductors is 90°C. 2.3 The minimum bending radius of the cable is 15 times the cable diameter. 2.4 Cables must not be exposed to sunlight for long periods of time. 3 model 3.1 cable models are shown in Table 1. Table 1 Type No. UCPJB-0.66/1.14||UCPJR-0.66/1.14 Name
Coal shearer shielding and monitoring braided reinforced rubber Sleeve soft cable Coal shearer shielding and monitoring wrapped reinforced rubber Set soft cable||tt| |2The cable type is shown in Figure 1. | |tt | . The cable can be directly towed and used for power connections of coal shearers and similar equipment with rated voltages of 0.66/1.14kV and below. But the cable must be used within the protective chain plate 1992-03-01 Implementation 4 Specifications GB12972.3--91 UCPJR-0.66/1.14 Figure 1 UCPJB-0.66/1.14 1 - power core conductor; 2 - control core conductor; 3 - insulation; 4 - semi-conductive shielding layer; 5 - inner sheath; 6 - monitoring line Core; 7-= is the wrapping reinforcement layer, ≠ is the braided reinforcement layer (also used as ground wire); 8 The specifications of the outer sheath cable should comply with the requirements in Table 2. Table 2 Number of cores × conductor nominal cross-section, mm Power wire core 3×35 3×50 3×70 3×39 Ground core 16 25 35 50 Control wire Core 2×2.5 2×2.5 2×2.5 2×2.5 Power line core Absolute||tt ||edge nominal thickness 1.4 1.6 1.6 1.8 Note: The nominal cross-section of the monitoring line conductor should not be Less than 1.5mm2. 5 Technical Requirements 5.1 The technical requirements of cables should comply with Table 3. 5.2 Conductor Inner sheath Calculated thickness 1.8 2.0 2.0 2. 4 Outer protection Sleeve Nominal thickness 3.0 3.5 3.5 4.0 Cable outer diameter UCPJR-0.66/ 1.14 Minimum 40.0 45.5 50.5 56.0 5.2.1 Single wires in conductors shall be tinned. In addition to monitoring the core, the surface of the conductor should be covered with an isolation layer. 5.3 Insulation Maximum 44.5 50.5 55.0 61.5 mm UCPJB-0.66/1.14| |tt||Minimum value 42.0 47.5 51.0 58.0 Maximum value 47.0 52.0| | tt | . 5.3.2 The insulation shield adopts the Class A structure in Table 5 of GB12972.1. 5.4 Cable core 5.4.1 The position of the control wire core complies with the provisions of Article 7.2a of GB12972.1. 5.4.2 The position of the monitoring wire core shall comply with the provisions of Article 7.3a of GB12972.1. 5.4.3 The position of the ground core complies with the requirements of GB12972.1 Article 7.4d. 5.4.4 The stranded pitch diameter ratio of the cable core should not be greater than 85.5 Sheath GB12972.3-91 5.5.1 The inner sheath should comply with the XH-31A regulations in GB7954.10. 5.5.2 The outer sheath should be made of neoprene-based sheath rubber, and its performance should comply with the provisions of Appendix B of this standard. 5.5.3 The outer sheath should be yellow. 5.6 Reinforcement layer 5.6.1 The reinforcement layer of UCPJB-0.66/1.14 type shall comply with the provisions of GB12972.1 Article 9.2b; UCPJR-0.66/1.14 type shall comply with GB12972.1 Article 9.2c Provisions. 5.6.2 The coverage rate of UCPJB-0.66/1.14 type should not be less than 70%, and the coverage rate of UCPJR type should not be less than 90%. 6 Testing and Inspection Rules Products are tested as specified in Table 3. Table 3 Serial number 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5| |tt||1.6 1.7 2 2.1 2.2 2.3 2.3.1 2.3. 2 2.4 2.5 2.6 3 4 Project name Structural size Conductor Insulation thickness Shielding layer Cable core Sheath thickness Reinforcement layer Cable outer diameter Cable performance Conductor resistance Transition resistance Power frequency AC voltage Test Type test Factory test Combustion test Insulation physical machinery Performance Sheath physical machinery Performance Identification mark Delivery length||tt| |Technical requirements GB12972.1 Article 4.1 and this standard Article 5.2 GB12972.1 Article 5.2 and this standard Table 2 This standard Article 5.3.2 GB12972. 1 Article 7 and Article 5.4 of this standard GB12972.1 Article 8 and Table 2 of this standard Article 5.6 of this standard Table 2 of this standard Table 1 of GB12972.1 Not more than 500Q GB12972.1 Table 8 3kV5min insulation without breakdown GB12972.1 Article 11.6 Article 5.3 of this standard| |tt||Article 5.5 of this standard Article 10 of GB12972.1 Article 11.12 of GB12972.1 Note: St means periodic testing, which should be conducted at least once a year. Test type T,s T,s T,s T,s T,s T,s T,s T,R T,s T||tt ||R T,St T,St T,St T,s R Test method|| tt||GB4909.2 GB2951.2 Visual inspection Hinging visual inspection GB2951.3 Calculated according to Appendix C of this standard| |tt||GB2951.4 GB3048.4 Appendix E of this standard GB3048.8 GB12666.2 GB2951||tt| |GB2951 and Appendix D of this standard GB6995 Meter counter Serial number 1 1.1 1.2 2 2.1 2.2 3 3.1 3.2 4 4.1 4.2| |tt||5 Serial number 1 1.1 Sample before aging Tensile strength Elongation at break| |tt||Air box thermal aging test Test temperature Test time Change rate of tensile strength Change rate of elongation at break Air Elastic aging test Test temperature Test pressure Test time Change rate of tensile strength Change rate of elongation at break Thermal extension test Test temperature Mechanical stress Loading time Cut load elongation Permanent deformation after cooling Volume resistance Coefficient Test temperature Sample before aging Tensile strength GB12972.3-91 Appendix A Rubber insulation properties Requirements (Supplement) Table A1 Test items Minimum value Minimum value Maximum valuebzxZ.net maximum value maximum value maximum value minimum value maximum value maximum value minimum value record Attachment B Rubber sheath performance requirements (supplement) Table B1 Test items Minimum value MPa % C h % % ℃ kPa h % % kPa min % % n.cm MPa 4.2 200 refers to 135±3 7×24 ±30||tt ||±30 127±1 550±20 40 ±30 ±30 200±3|| tt||200 15 175 25 1012 20±5 standard refers to|| tt||Standard 15.0 Serial number 1.2 2 2.1 2.2 2.3||tt| |3 4 4.1 4.2 5 5.1 5.2 6 Broken Elongation Air box thermal aging test Test temperature Test time Tensile strength change rate Elongation at break||tt| |Change rate of elongation at break Tear strength Hot elongation test Test temperature Mechanical stress Loading time Load Elongation under load Permanent deformation after cooling Oil immersion test Test temperature Test time Tensile strength change rate||tt| |Change rate of elongation at break Surface resistance coefficient Test temperature c1 The braided layer coverage density is calculated according to the formula (C1): where: .braided layer Coverage density, %. Where: D——pitch circle diameter of braided layer, mm, d——calculated width of stranded wire, mm; GB12972.391 Continued table B1||tt ||Test item Min Maximum Maximum Maximum Minimum Maximum||tt| |Maximum value Maximum value Maximum value Minimum value Appendix C Covering density calculation method (Supplement)| |tt||P=(2pp)×100 mnd1+ p= D L3 .... % c h % % % N/mm ℃ kPa min % % c h % % Q| |tt||℃ 300 refers to 100±2 7×24 ± 30 250||tt| |±40 30 200±3 200 15 175 25 100±2| |tt||24 ±40 ±40 109 20±5 +..... .+.......... mark .....(C1) The number of spindles in the same direction of a knitting machine; ||tt ||The number of strands per spindle; L braiding pitch, mm. The wrapping density is calculated according to formula (C2): C2 where: F D- d m||tt| |Covering density of the cladding layer, %; Pitch circle diameter of the cladding layer, mm; Calculated width of the stranded strands, mm; Number of stranded strands;|| tt||L—winding pitch, mm. Test equipment D1 D1.1 GB12972.3—91 md D2 Appendix D
Resistance tester D1.2 DC voltage source 100V. The temperature is 20℃ and the relative humidity is 65%. D1.3 standard environmental climate chamber D2 test method (C2) 3-section sheath, each 15cm long, is placed on an insulating rod with a diameter equal to the inner diameter of the sheath. Clean the surface of the sleeve with alcohol, and wrap copper wire around two places 10±0.5mm apart. The diameter of the copper wire is 0.20.6mm, clean the surface of the sheath again. The sample was placed in a standard environmental climate chamber for 24 hours. After being taken out, a 100V DC power supply was applied immediately for (60 ± 3) s, and the surface resistance R was measured. Then multiply by a/10, where a is the circumference of the sheath (cm), and the result is expressed in Q. Note: If the surface resistance is very high and exceeds the instrument range, n samples can be connected in parallel and the measured value is multiplied by ·4/10. Appendix E Transition resistance test method (supplement) E1 Testing instruments and equipment E1.1 Resistance measurement instrument. E1.2 copper-zinc alloy round probe with a diameter of 5mm and a radius of curvature of the end tip of 2.5mm. E1.3 DC voltage source 9V. E2·Sample Preparation The sample can be the entire length of the finished product or a section, but at least 5m. One end of the sample exposes the conductor and the concentric conductor. At the other end of the sample, GB12972.3-91 peels off the sheath, the concentric conductor bends outward, and the semi-conductive layer on the insulation is exposed for at least 0.1m. E3 Test Preparation Connect the exposed conductor end to one of the terminals of the resistance meter. The drill is connected to the other terminal. E4 test steps The probe is pressed vertically on the exposed semiconductive layer, the pressure is 30±5N, the distance is 20mm, and 5 values ??are measured. , E5 test results take the arithmetic average of 5 measured values, and the average should not exceed the standard value. Appendix F Tear strength test method (supplement) F1 test instruments and equipment F1.1 tensile testing machine. Both chucks of the F1.2 clamp can clamp the test piece. F1.3 punching die should be able to punch test pieces as shown in Figure F1. 75 Figure F1 S-tear length, mm F1.4 thickness gauge F1.5 surface treatment machine, cut flat or polish the test piece surface. F2 sample preparation 2 samples, each 100mm long, punched according to Figure F1, remove surface fiber adhesion if necessary, need to be treated with a surface treatment machine, the thickness is 2.0±0.3mm, tear along the The crack length was measured at 5 thicknesses and the average value was taken. Clamp the sample on the testing machine, as shown in Figure F2. F3 test steps GB 12972.3-91 Figure F2 Tear the test piece, the chuck speed is about 500mm/min, and test the maximum tensile force, measured in N. F4 test results If both measurement values ??are not less than the specified minimum value, it is considered qualified. The tear strength is equal to the maximum tensile force (N) divided by the thickness of the test piece (mm). Tear strength is the average of 2 calculated values. Additional notes: This standard is proposed by the Ministry of Mechanical and Electronics Industry of the People's Republic of China. This standard is under the jurisdiction of the Shanghai Cable Research Institute of the Ministry of Mechanical and Electronic Industry. This standard was drafted by Shanghai Cable Research Institute of the Ministry of Mechanical and Electronic Industry, Fushun Branch of the General Institute of Coal Science and Technology and other units. The main drafters of this standard are Liu Fenglin, Gu Yu and Shi Xingrui. Tip: This standard content only shows part of the intercepted content of the complete standard. If you need the complete standard, please go to the top to download the complete standard document for free.