High Voltage Cables Flame Retardant PE Jacket Compound

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Product Description:

Specifications

PE Jacket compound:
1. meet IEC standard
2. certification: ISO 9001
3. meet RoHS standard
4. customized colour

PE granule:

1. Applications and cable specifications of PE granule:

Flame retardant PE Jacket Compound for HV Cables.

2. Description of PE granule:

This product is specially designed for HV cables as Flame retardant jacket, which based on PE resin, and adding others additives. It has good characteristics of mechanical properties, environmental stress crack resistance, weatherability, flame retardant, and extruding processing. It applies to power cabls, optical cables, control cables, telephone cables, and signal cables as jacket.

3. Processing of PE granule:

Use single screw extruder to process, suggest to put one layer 60/80 strainer.

The following temperature(°C) profile of extruder is recommended:

Zone

Zone 1

Zone 2

Zone 3

Zone 4

Zone 5

Zone 6

Head

Die

Temperature °C

150

155

160

165

170

175

175

175

Note: Above information just for you refer, please adjust it according to equipment conditions and extruding situation.

4. Storage and transport of PE granule:

Packing: 25kg/bag,  Aluminum foil or PE membrane inside bag and complex Kraft outside bag.

Storage: Avoiding in direct sunlight and weathering. Storage should be clean, cool, dry and ventilated.

5. Properties of PE granule:

Item

Unit

Standard Value

Typical

Density

g/cm3

1.30

1.19

Melt Flowing Index

  g/10min

2.0

1.2

Volume Resistivity, at 20°C

Ω*m

5.0×1012

6.8×1013

Dielectric Strength

≥   MV/ m

20

25

Tensile Strength

≥MPa

12.5

13.6

Elongation at Break

≥%

450

680

Impact Brittleness in low temp.

≤°C

-45

Pass

Resistance to Environmental Stress Crack F0

≥h

500

Pass

200°C Oxidative Induced Time

≥min

30

Pass

Oxygen Index

≥%

28

28.6

Thermal Aging

°C×h

100±2/240

Variation on Tensile Strength

  %

±25

5

Variation on Elongation at Break

    %

±25

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