Electric cable and manufacturing process thereof

Inactive Publication Date: 2006-09-12
PRYSMIAN CAVI E SISTEMI ENERGIA
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[0026]The Applicant has found that it is possible to improve the flexibility and the peeling-off property of a cable for building wiring by providing the latt

Problems solved by technology

Document U.S. Pat. No. 4,789,589 refers to the problem of separation of the thin uncured outer layer from the inner layer during the manufacturing process and/or during installation of the cable.
The Applicant observed that such a solution can not correctly work since the inner insulating layer, due to its expanded state, presents discontinuities (i.e., voids within the polymeric material, said voids being filled with air or gas) in the space surrounding the conductor, i.e. in the space where the electrical field is the most relevant.
Said impacts are very dangerous for the cable since they can cause considerable damage to the cable structure (for examp

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[0094]A first polymeric mix was prepared suitable for making the inner insulating layer of a cable insulating coating.

[0095]The composition of said mix is shown in Table 1 (expressed in parts by weight per 100 parts by weight of base polymer, or phr).

[0096]Except for the plasticizing agent, the components of said first polymeric mix were firstly mixed in a closed mixer working at a constant temperature of about 120° C. and achieving a suitable vacuum degree (i.e., a maximum residual pressure of about 100 mmHg). Successively, e.g. 10 sec after the introduction of the mix components, the plasticizing agent was introduced into said mixer. The polymeric mix, discharged at a temperature of about 120° C., was cooled at a temperature of about 70° C. and fed into an extruder. Thus, the extrudate was successively submitted to a pelletizing operation.

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TABLE 1PVC K70 Resin100(e.g. Evipol SH7020 ® producedby EVC)Antimony trioxide0.75Calcium carbonate60Bisphenol A0.62Stabilizing agent4Plastici

example 2

[0102]A second polymeric mix was prepared suitable for making the external insulating layer of a cable insulating coating.

[0103]The composition of said mix is shown in Table 2 (expressed in parts by weight per 100 parts by weight of base polymer, or phr).

[0104]The components of said second polymeric mix were subjected to process steps analogous to those described in Example 1.

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TABLE 2PVC K70 Resin100(e.g. Evipol SH7020 ® producedby EVC)Antimony trioxide3Calcium carbonate100Bisphenol A0.2Stabilizing agent8Plasticizing agent40Chlorinated paraffin18

[0106]Some samples in the form of plates were obtained from said pellets in order to carry out mechanical properties measures.

[0107]The flexural modulus of the polymeric material, before expansion, was measured at room temperature (20° C.) according to ASTM standard D790 and a value of 32.7 MPa was obtained.

[0108]Ultimate tensile stress was measured according to Standard IEC 60811 1-1 and a value of 14 MPa was obtained.

[0109]Ultimate elong

example 3

[0110]In order to obtain during the extrusion process the expansion of the external insulating layer, a master-batch of the second polymeric composition and of the expanding agent was prepared. The master-bach is reported in Table 3 hereinbelow (expressed in parts by weight-% wt).

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TABLE 3Second polymeric composition60% wtLAGOCELL20 ®20% wt(expanding agent)LAGOCELLBO20 ®20% wt(expanding agent)

[0112]LAGOCELL20® is azodicarbonamide, produce by Lagor S.p.A.

[0113]LAGOCELLBO20® is 4,4′-oxybis (benzenesulfonhydrazide, produced by Lagor S.p.A.

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Abstract

An electric cable for power transmission at low voltage has at least one conductor and an insulating coating surrounding the at least one conductor. The insulating coating has at least two insulating layers. In a radial direction from the inside toward the outside of the electrical cable, the insulating coating has at least one insulating layer made of a non-expanded polymeric material and at least one insulating layer made of an expanded polymeric material.

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