• Silane cross- linked polyethylene cable materials

Silane cross- linked polyethylene cable materials are a PE-based cross-linkable plastic material which is produced by mixing and absorption, with accessory ingredients such as silane , initiators , catalysts and antioxidants.

1. Grade, name and application of products

Grade

Trademark

name

application

YJG-10

G1001

Silane crosslinked polyethylene insulation materials at 10kV and below

Insulation for wires and cables at 10kV and below

G1003

Silane cross-linked polyethylene insulation materials for small size wire and cable

Insulation for small size wires and cables at 10kV and below

G1005

Silane cross-linked polyethylene insulation materials for wire and cable

Insulation for wires and cables at 10kV and below

YJWG-10

G1002

Overhead silane crosslinked polyethylene insulation materials at 10kV and below

Insulation for overhead wires and cables at 10kV and below

2. Executive Standard

JB/T 10437-2004JB/T 10260-2014

3. Products properties

The products properties are shown in Table 1.

4. Processing

Single screw extruder is used in processing, with the aspect ratio of screw L/D≥25. The recommended reference processing temperature is shown below:

Sections

Section 1

Section 2

Section 3

Section 4

Section 5

Flange

Extrusion head

Die

Temperature/ 

150±10

175±10

185±10 

190±10 

195±10

190±10

195±10

170±10

5. Packaging, transportation and storage

Package: net weight of each bag (25±0.2) kg. Each bag is vacuum packaged by aluminium plastic composite bag.

Transportation and storage: no exposure to sunshine and rain during transportation. It should be stored in clean, cool, dry and ventilated warehouse.

Test items

YJG-10

YJWG-10

Tensile strength/MPa      

Tensile strain at break/%   

Impact brittle transition temperature-76℃)

Pass

Pass

Air heat aging

Test condition

The change rate of tensile strength/%  

The biggest change rate of tensile strain at break/%  

Thermal expansion

Test condition

Elongation under load/%  

Rate of permanent deformation after cooling/%  

Gel content      ≥

Dielectric loss factor50Hz20℃)

Relative permittivity50Hz20℃)

Volume resistivity/Ω·m

Dielectric strength/MV/m)≥

Resistance to artificial weather

42 days after aging at artificial resistant weather

The change rate of tensile strength/%

The change rate of tensile strain at break/%

Comparison between 21 and 42 days after aging at artificial resistant weather

The change rate of tensile strength/%

The change rate of tensile strain at break/%

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