AS/NZS 1429.2:2009
Electric cables - Polymeric insulated - For working voltages above 19/33 (36) kV up to and including 87/150 (170) kV
Specifies requirements for the construction and testing of single-core cross-linked polyethylene (XLPE) insulated cables for fixed installations for electricity supply.
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AS/NZS 1429.2:2009 ELECTRIC CABLES-POLYMERIC INSULATED - FOR WORKING VOLTAGES ABOVE 19/33 (36) KV UP TO AND INCLUDING 87...
PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.3 DEFINITIONS
1.3.1 Approximate value
1.3.2 Conductor screen
1.3.3 Core (of a cable)
1.3.4 Fictitious values
1.3.5 Gross cross-sectional area
1.3.6 Insulation screen
1.3.7 Length of lay
1.3.8 Maximum conductor temperature
1.3.9 Moisture barrier
1.3.10 Nominal value
1.3.11 Non-hygroscopic
1.3.12 Qualification test report
1.3.13 Re-qualification tests
1.3.14 Routine tests
1.3.15 Sample tests
1.3.16 Shall
1.3.17 Should
1.3.18 Type tests
1.3.19 Water-blocking, longitudinal
1.3.20 Water-blocking, radial
1.4 VOLTAGE DESIGNATION
1.5 MAXIMUM CONDUCTOR TEMPERATURE
SECTION 2 CONSTRUCTION
2.1 GENERAL
2.2 CONDUCTORS
2.3 CONDUCTOR SCREEN
2.3.1 Material and application
2.3.2 Thickness
2.3.3 Removal from conductor
2.4 INSULATION
2.4.1 Material
2.4.2 Application
2.4.3 Thickness
2.4.4 Concentricity
2.5 EXTRUDED INSULATION SCREEN
2.5.1 Material and application
2.5.2 Thickness
2.5.3 Requirements for stripping the insulation screen
2.6 WATER BLOCKING
2.6.1 General
2.6.2 Material and application
2.7 METALLIC MOISTURE BARRIER
2.7.1 General
2.7.2 Nominal thickness
2.7.3 Lead alloy sheath
2.7.4 Corrugated extruded aluminium sheath
2.7.5 Longitudinally welded aluminium sheath
2.7.6 Corrugated copper sheath
2.7.7 Corrugated stainless steel sheath
2.7.8 Metal foil laminates
2.8 METALLIC WIRE SCREEN (OPTIONAL)
2.8.1 General
2.8.2 Material
2.8.3 Application
2.9 BINDERS AND BARRIER TAPES
2.10 OVERSHEATH
2.10.1 Material
2.10.2 Application
2.10.3 Colour
2.10.4 Thickness
2.11 PROTECTION FROM INSECT ATTACK (OPTIONAL)
2.12 OUTER CONDUCTIVE COATING (OPTIONAL)
2.13 FIBRE OPTIC COMPONENTS (OPTIONAL)
2.14 CABLE IDENTIFICATION
2.15 METRE MARKING ON CABLE (OPTIONAL)
2.16 PREPARATION FOR DELIVERY
2.17 MARKING OF DRUMS
SECTION 3 TESTS
3.1 GENERAL
3.2 SELECTION OF SAMPLES
3.3 RE-QUALIFICATION TESTS
3.3.1 Material changes
3.3.2 Process changes
APPENDIX A - PURCHASING GUIDELINES
A1 GENERAL
A2 INFORMATION TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE PURCHASER
APPENDIX B - THE FICTITIOUS CALCULATION METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE DIMENSIONS OF INSULATION SCREEN AND...
B1 INTRODUCTION
B2 GENERAL
B3 METHOD
B3.1 Conductors
B3.2 Diameter over insulation
B3.3 Cores
B3.4 Metallic moisture barrier
B3.5 Metallic wire screen
B3.6 Under non-metallic sheath
APPENDIX C - RECOMMENDED DIAMETER OF DRUM BARREL AND INSTALLATION BENDING RADIUS FOR CABLES
C1 DIAMETER OF DRUM BARREL
C2 INSTALLATION BENDING RADIUS
APPENDIX D - FREQUENCY OF SAMPLE TEST SELECTION AND RETEST PROCEDURE FOR SAMPLE TESTS
D1 FREQUENCY OF SELECTION
D2 RETEST PROCEDURE
APPENDIX E - ROUNDING OF NUMBERS
E1 ROUNDING OF NUMBERS IN THE FICTITIOUS CALCULATION METHOD
E2 ROUNDING OF NUMBERS FOR OTHER PURPOSES
APPENDIX F - GUIDE TO THE SELECTION OF ACCESSORIES FOR HV CABLES WITH EXTRUDED INSULATION
F1 GENERAL
F2 INTRODUCTION
F3 TERMINOLOGY
F3.1 Types of joints
F3.2 Types of terminations
F4 COMPATIBILITY (see Paragraph F5, Ref.1)
F4.1 Accessory with the cable
F4.2 Accessory performance with the cable system
F4.3 Accessory with cable system design and operating conditions
F5 REFERENCES
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Power cables with extruded insulation and their accessories for rated voltages above 30 kV (Um = 36 kV) up to 150 kV (Um = 170 kV) - Test methods and requirements
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AS/NZS 1429.2:2009 ELECTRIC CABLES-POLYMERIC INSULATED - FOR WORKING VOLTAGES ABOVE 19/33 (36) KV UP TO AND INCLUDING 87...
PREFACE
CONTENTS
SECTION 1 SCOPE AND GENERAL
1.1 SCOPE
1.2 REFERENCED DOCUMENTS
1.3 DEFINITIONS
1.3.1 Approximate value
1.3.2 Conductor screen
1.3.3 Core (of a cable)
1.3.4 Fictitious values
1.3.5 Gross cross-sectional area
1.3.6 Insulation screen
1.3.7 Length of lay
1.3.8 Maximum conductor temperature
1.3.9 Moisture barrier
1.3.10 Nominal value
1.3.11 Non-hygroscopic
1.3.12 Qualification test report
1.3.13 Re-qualification tests
1.3.14 Routine tests
1.3.15 Sample tests
1.3.16 Shall
1.3.17 Should
1.3.18 Type tests
1.3.19 Water-blocking, longitudinal
1.3.20 Water-blocking, radial
1.4 VOLTAGE DESIGNATION
1.5 MAXIMUM CONDUCTOR TEMPERATURE
SECTION 2 CONSTRUCTION
2.1 GENERAL
2.2 CONDUCTORS
2.3 CONDUCTOR SCREEN
2.3.1 Material and application
2.3.2 Thickness
2.3.3 Removal from conductor
2.4 INSULATION
2.4.1 Material
2.4.2 Application
2.4.3 Thickness
2.4.4 Concentricity
2.5 EXTRUDED INSULATION SCREEN
2.5.1 Material and application
2.5.2 Thickness
2.5.3 Requirements for stripping the insulation screen
2.6 WATER BLOCKING
2.6.1 General
2.6.2 Material and application
2.7 METALLIC MOISTURE BARRIER
2.7.1 General
2.7.2 Nominal thickness
2.7.3 Lead alloy sheath
2.7.4 Corrugated extruded aluminium sheath
2.7.5 Longitudinally welded aluminium sheath
2.7.6 Corrugated copper sheath
2.7.7 Corrugated stainless steel sheath
2.7.8 Metal foil laminates
2.8 METALLIC WIRE SCREEN (OPTIONAL)
2.8.1 General
2.8.2 Material
2.8.3 Application
2.9 BINDERS AND BARRIER TAPES
2.10 OVERSHEATH
2.10.1 Material
2.10.2 Application
2.10.3 Colour
2.10.4 Thickness
2.11 PROTECTION FROM INSECT ATTACK (OPTIONAL)
2.12 OUTER CONDUCTIVE COATING (OPTIONAL)
2.13 FIBRE OPTIC COMPONENTS (OPTIONAL)
2.14 CABLE IDENTIFICATION
2.15 METRE MARKING ON CABLE (OPTIONAL)
2.16 PREPARATION FOR DELIVERY
2.17 MARKING OF DRUMS
SECTION 3 TESTS
3.1 GENERAL
3.2 SELECTION OF SAMPLES
3.3 RE-QUALIFICATION TESTS
3.3.1 Material changes
3.3.2 Process changes
APPENDIX A - PURCHASING GUIDELINES
A1 GENERAL
A2 INFORMATION TO BE SUPPLIED BY THE PURCHASER
APPENDIX B - THE FICTITIOUS CALCULATION METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF THE DIMENSIONS OF INSULATION SCREEN AND...
B1 INTRODUCTION
B2 GENERAL
B3 METHOD
B3.1 Conductors
B3.2 Diameter over insulation
B3.3 Cores
B3.4 Metallic moisture barrier
B3.5 Metallic wire screen
B3.6 Under non-metallic sheath
APPENDIX C - RECOMMENDED DIAMETER OF DRUM BARREL AND INSTALLATION BENDING RADIUS FOR CABLES
C1 DIAMETER OF DRUM BARREL
C2 INSTALLATION BENDING RADIUS
APPENDIX D - FREQUENCY OF SAMPLE TEST SELECTION AND RETEST PROCEDURE FOR SAMPLE TESTS
D1 FREQUENCY OF SELECTION
D2 RETEST PROCEDURE
APPENDIX E - ROUNDING OF NUMBERS
E1 ROUNDING OF NUMBERS IN THE FICTITIOUS CALCULATION METHOD
E2 ROUNDING OF NUMBERS FOR OTHER PURPOSES
APPENDIX F - GUIDE TO THE SELECTION OF ACCESSORIES FOR HV CABLES WITH EXTRUDED INSULATION
F1 GENERAL
F2 INTRODUCTION
F3 TERMINOLOGY
F3.1 Types of joints
F3.2 Types of terminations
F4 COMPATIBILITY (see Paragraph F5, Ref.1)
F4.1 Accessory with the cable
F4.2 Accessory performance with the cable system
F4.3 Accessory with cable system design and operating conditions
F5 REFERENCES
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AS/NZS 1429.2:2009
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