5 Precaution Rules One Should Follow Around Industrial Cables.pptx

Industrial control cables, as we all know, have greater performance requirements than regular wires and cables. They can efficiently manage the rated voltage and protect the line, and they play an important role in the mining sector and the Ministry of Energy. So, do you know what the safety standards are for using industrial control cables? Let’s learn about a few safety standards for using industrial cables: 1. When industrial control wires cross, the high-voltage cables should be placed beneath the low-voltage cables. The permitted minimum distance is 0.25m if one of the wires is shielded by a pipe or separated by a partition within 1m before and after the intersection. 2. The lesser distances for parallel and cross are 0.5m and 0.25m, respectively when the industrial control cables are close to or intersected with the heat pipe, and if thermal insulation measures are used. 3. When industrial control cables cross a railway or a road, they must be covered by a conduit that extends beyond 2 metres from the track or road surface. 4. The distance between the industrial control cables and the building's foundation should be sufficient to ensure that the cables are buried outside the building's water; when the cables are introduced into the building, they should be protected by a pipe that extends beyond the building's water. 5. The distance between the grounding of the general grounding device and the industrial control cable directly buried in the ground should be 0.25 to 0.5m. The wire should be placed directly in the ground at a depth of at least 0.7m and should be buried beneath the permafrost layer. Cabcon India is a good suggestion if you’re interested in purchasing industrial cables and more.Read less