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Table 21 : Maximum resistance of conductor and armour for 600/1000V auxiliary cables with copper conductors

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Nominal



Maximum resistance per km of cable at 20

C



area of










conductor

Copper*



Steel

wire armour -

Number of corest




conductor

7

12

19

27

37

48

mm2

Q

Q


0

Q

Q


Q

Q

1.5

12.1

7.5


4.0

3.5

2.3


2.0

1.8

2.5

7.41

4.6


3.5

2.3

1.9


1.7

1.2

4.0

4.61

3.9


2.2

1.9

1.3


1.1

0.96

* The values given are for plain annealed copper conductors. For tinned conductors reference should be made to HD 383.

t For non-preferred sizes, the maximum resistance shall not be greater than that of the next lowest preferred number of cores.Table 22 : Gross cross sectional area of armour wires for single core 600/1000V cables
having aluminium wire armour

1

2

3

Nominal cross-sectional

Cross-sectional area of round armour wires

area of conductor

Cables with stranded copper

Cables with solid


or aluminium conductors

aluminium conductors

mm2

mm2

mm2

50

39

35

70

44

40

95

50

45

120

72

66

150

80

72

185

88

78

240

98

88

300

108

96

400

153

-

500

169

-

630

185

-

800

260

*•

1000

289


Circular sectoral conductors

380


138

480


150

600

-

163

740


225

960


255

1200


279

Table 23 : Gross cross sectional area of armour wires for two core, three core and four core 600/1000V cables having wire armour

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Nominal

Cross-sectional area of armour wires

cross-








sectional

Cables with stranded copper conductors and steel wire

Cables with solid aluminium conductors

area of


armour


and aluminium wire armour

conductor

Two-core

Three-core

Four-core

Four-core (reduced

Two-core

Three-core

Four-core





neutral)




mm1

mm2

mm2

mm2

mm2

mm2

mm’

mm2

1.Б*

15

16

17

-




2.5*

17

19

20

-

*

-

-

4*

20

22

34

-

-

-

-

6*

22

34

38

-

-

10*

40

42

46

-

-

-

16*

46

50

72

-

42

46

66

26

60

66

76

76

54

62

70

36

66

74

84

82

58

68

78

60

74

84

122

94

66

78

113

70

84

119

138

135

74

113

128

95

122

138

160

157

109

128

147

120

131

160

220

215

-

138

201

160

144

21 1

240

235

-

191

220

185

201

230

265

260

-

215

245

240

225

260

299

289

-

240

274

300

250

289

333

323

-

265

304

400

279

319

467

452

-

-

* Circular conductors



Table 24 : Gross cross sectional area of aluminium strip armour for single core, two core, three core and four core 600/1000V cables having solid aluminium conductors

1

2

3

4

5

Nominal

Cross-sectional area of aluminium strip armour cables with solid

cross-


aluminium conductors


sectional area of conductor

Single-core

T wo-core

Three-core

Four-core

mm2

mm2

mm2

mm2

mm2

16*

-

23

26

29

25

-

22

27

30

35

““

24

30

34

50

19

29

60

67

70

22

56

67

78

95

26

63

110

123

120

29

-

117

136

150

31


130

149

185

60


143

214

240

67


214

248

300

74

-

237

271

Circular sectoral conductors

380

117




480

130

-

-

-

600

143



““

740

156

-

--

960

226

-


-

1200

248

-

-

-

* Circular conductors




Table 25 : Gross cross sectional area of armour for 600/1000V auxiliary cables with copper conductors

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

Nominal

Gross cross-sectional area of steel wire armour

cross-







sectional



Number of cores



area of conductor

7

12

19

27

37

48

mm2

mm2

mm2

mm2

mm2

mm2

mm2

1.5

20

39

45

70

78

90

2.5

34

45

70

84

94

138

4

40

72

84

128

144

163

NOTE: These values relate to the cables in Table 11 having the preferred number

of cores.