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Getting Data Characteristics of Cables

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majesus

Electrical
Aug 16, 2007
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Just for my own interest, I would like to model a HVTECK 300KCMIL cable in Etap. Etap has in their library 250KCMIL and 350KCMIL sizes, with RDC, RAC, Impedance, etc data.
However, I am having a hard time finding this information published on the internet. Out of curiosity, do cable manufactures not provide this info?

Say suppose you want to know the Capacitance per km of a cable, you'd have to contact the manufacture each time you use a different cable type?
 
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It's all in my EasyPower library :cool:

You should be able to contact the manufacturer and get some of the info.

There are some other reference books that have typical values, as well. The inductance depends on the configuration and the conduit material, etc so manufacturer's don't have all the answers. "A Practical Guide to Short Circuit Calculations" by Conrad St. Pierre has a good appendix with typical cable data.

 
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