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2020/02/15, 08:30 PM #21
Funny that al the welding cables I had over the years none were grey. I have seen some grey coloured ones. I do however have some of this welding cable in 35mm. Just before the copper it has a white layer of insulation as well.
I also made up a set of jumper cables using this cable some 40 years ago.
This shows how flexible 35mm can be.
Last edited by ekkekan; 2020/02/15 at 08:42 PM.
2020/02/15, 09:12 PM #22
Very true but I think <<Learnercamper>> tried to highlight the huge current when using 12V instead of 220V. The loss on the 12V side will only be the same if the 12V side has a cable that is 22 times the area of the 220V side as you know.
2020/02/15, 09:40 PM #23
Miskien algemeen op lae HV en dunner maar op meeste oorhoofse lyne word multi strand gebruik met staal draad strands in die middel om rekking te verminder.
Ek wil net noem dat welding kabel op 35mm net 0.8mv/A/m voltdrop het terwyl die dikker huis tipe bedrading 'n 1.3mV/A/m het. Verder 'n 100% duty welding kabel kan 220A dra terwyl die dikker huis tipe draad slegs 125A kan dra. Dis nie my syfers maar soos deur 'n kabel vervaardiger deurgegee.
Gebruik 'n 2.5 solid in 'n voertuig in plaas van 'n stranded wat dikker is en die vibrasie breek daardie solid reg langs die vasmaak punt af maar gebruik 'n stranded op lang runs en die volt drop is baie meer as die solid. As mens lank in die bedryf is/was dan weet ons soliede draad lyk pragtig in paneel bedrading maar soos genoem breek maklik af.
2020/02/16, 12:49 AM #24
Jy is heeltemal reg met die laer spanning, dit was huis toevoer 220 - aard en mens moes baie versigtig wees met paal spasiëring. Kommersiele oorhoofse lyne is almal multi strand met 'n staal kern om die gewig te dra.
Oppas vir die sweis kabel spesifikasies, dit kan 'n tameletjie wees, sweis kabel se werk siklus teen 220A is as 100% van 'n 5 minute siklus geneem en teen 80 grade C en dan ook net op 'n 100A stroom WS of GS
Voltage Rating :100V AC or DC to earth for welding applications• Assumed ambient air temperature is 30°C. • Assumed maximum conductor temperature is 85°C. • Assumed duty cycle period 5 minutes.
Die ouens wat mooi en netjiese werk gedoen het en kon waardeer is meestal afgetree of myle van enige gereedskap af Kan sien jy is ouskool
2020/02/16, 08:55 AM #25
4x4direct in Centurion.
Yup - See Litz wire.
2020/02/16, 10:55 AM #26
Ek sien sederet ek my oranje 35mm welding kabel jumpers gemaak het is daar nou 'n kode wat die dikte v welding kabels aandui via 'n kleur. Grys=35mm Rooi=50mm Swart=120mm. Maar saam met die standaard is daar ook vervaardigers wat bv swart in 'n 50mm maak.
Last edited by ekkekan; 2020/02/16 at 10:59 AM.
2020/02/16, 11:41 AM #27
Cables are often custom made for customers. The order quantity is actually quite small. 500m being the norm I have found and at that amount there is virtually no cost premium.
It’s extremely common in Mil products. Often a color is chosen to denote a function. So 50hz power will be different from 400hz power and different again for audio, data, optic fiber, etc, etc.
And then you get the Rolls Royce of cables from manufacturers like Habia that break all the rules. For a given diameter their cables will outperform, current capability wise, just about anything else, but you pay, big time.