® POLYCAB Connection Zindagi Ka Automation is everywhere... so are we with our Instrumentation, Con’ msde) ar-| mer 1e)|-13® POLYCAB Connection Zindagi Ka a T BAU aaa Tle TEL eS Lat) A (e\:) Polycab an ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004, OHSAS ‘Betwoon its facilities in Daman Halo (Vadodara, 18001:2007 company is India's no, 1 Cables & Wires "Nashik and Roorkee the company has 35 milion Company with a glorious track record of over four ‘square fet of manufacturing space. iecadis. Cur manufacturing facies at Hall (Vadodara), Daman, Nashik & Roorkee in ina, adcrasses to the Potyeab manufactures enough cables each year to specie needs with state-of-the-art machinery and crcunnarionts the earth reo and aha tines aed technology ‘enough wire to go tothe moon and come back four times Polycab's tumover has crossed % 6000 crores (US$ 800 milion) in the fiscal year 2014-15 and is ‘projected to cross ® 6000 crores (USS 1 bili) in fiscal Polycab has increased its turnover 100 times year 2015-2016. in sixteen years, Polycab derives it strength from its customers and those ‘Ofer aod Auta ised GestbUars befvos a aca boing in sectors like Utilities, Power Generation, Cen Transmission & Distribution, Petroleum & Oil Refineries, OEMs, EPC contractors, Steel & Metal, Cement, Chemical, Atomic Energy, Nuclear Plants, as wall as Government partners like BSNL, Raivways and Private Telecom Operators ike Reliance, Vodafone, Airtel, Arce, Tata, deaandmany more, Polycab offers a variety of services: * Commercially reasonable prices + Reliable consistent quality * Product development as permarket ‘A target stocking policy * Technical support for application© POLYCAG Conneetion Zindagi Ka Chairman’s Message The journey of over four decades would not have been as exciting and fuffling without the unconditional support of all our customers & our sales partners, | would lke to express our deep gratitude to you, as you have made Polycab one of the outstanding companies in our industry. Despite our rapid growth and elevation to the leadership position in the industry, the simplicity in Polycab's flexibility and openness to new market trends and changing technology continue to be our driving force. The core values of, simpllcity, team work, trust amongst people, customer focus and meeting commitments have given us a unique position and respectability among the Indian industry. Gearing up for the future and to keep winning in tomorrow's world, we have a well recognized market presence with a strong product & portfolio, streamlined and efficient manufacturing capabilities to withstand the winds of change. But we will need to be even more proactive, agile and customer centric. We will need to anticipate the future and be ready with solutions, even before the customer asks for them. There are many new challenges the cable industry is facing with new market opportunities and product developments. Automation in all sphere's of business processing is becoming very important and innovation in this segment is inevitable. Polycab is extending its product range in this segment to meet your growing needs and many new products for specific applications will be introduced soon. Polycab's business model is evolving. We are enhancing our key internal operations to ensure a consistent and positive experience for our customers. Our business processes will begin and end with the customers. We have identified focus areas of growth over the next 5 years and beyond. Polycab aspires to bea Rs. 10000+ crore company within the next 4 years. We take this opportunity to thank you and convey our gratitude for the unabated support and trust you have always reposed on Polycab and encouraged it to move ahead confidently. We are confident that this will keep us ahead in our constant endeavour to be your preferred brand. We hope to improve each day to serve you better. HAPPY CABLING!I! S INDER T. JAISINGHANI Chairman & Managing Director“A customer is the most important visitor on our premises. Poorer orton nay He is not an interruption in our works. He is the purpose of it. Cea SSI CR naonia We are not doing him a favor by serving him he is doing us a favor by Pag R TR ost Sa ORS ae - Mahatma Gandhi NACo “ Our vision is to improve the quality of life and bring greater Poy eee eee RT OR ct esotr Is s safe sustainable and best in class products and services, eeu ot ean tering CORE VALUES Trust | Teamwork | Customer Delight | Action Commitment | Excellence | SustainabilityIndex © POLYCAG Connection Zindagi Ke A 8 1 2 3 6 c . 1 2 3 4 6 b 1 2 3 4 E F 6 4 ' , K POLYCAB - Details Makes the Difference Construction and General Information ‘Summary of Instrumentation Cable Manufacturing Process and Raw Material Cable Construction, Performance & Raw Material Interference/ Noise in Instrumentation & Signal Cables Electrical Properties Cabling Elements {Cross Sectional Drawings of various types of Instrumentation cables Technical Details Standards & References ‘Awa to squmm Conversion Table Dimensions Instrumentation Cables Cables As per EN Standards 300 volts Core PVC/PE insulated overall shielded cable 300 volts Par/ Triad PVC/PE insulated overall shielded cable 300 volts Par/ Triad PVC/PE insulated individual & overall shielded cable $500 volts Core PVC/PE insulated overall shielded cable 500 volts Pat/ Triad PUC/PE insulated overall shielded cable 500 volts Par/ Triad PVC/PE insulated individual & overall shielded cable Cables Generally As per Indian Standards Pair Trad PVC/PE insulated overall shielded cable Pair Triad PVC/PE insulated individual & overall shielded cable Fire Survival -Par/Triad EPR/Silicon insulated overall shielded cable Fire Survival -Par/Triad EPR/Silicon insulated individual & overall shielded cable ‘Thermocouple Cables ‘Thermocouple extension and compensating cables Colour Codes for Thermocouple Extension & Compensating Cables Fire Resistance/ Fire Survival Cables Fire resistant / Fie Survival instrumentation Cables Properties of Fie Performance in Cables ‘Triad & Quads Cables for Resistance Temperature Detectors (RTD) ‘Quality Certification, 3d Party Approvals Cables For Special Conditions & Applications Recommendations for Handling & Storage of Instrumentation Cables Details Preferred with Enquiry Page No. 2 1“ “4 15 16°17 18~19 20-21 2225 26~29 30733 34-37 38-41 2-45 46 a7Details Make The Difference © POLYCAB Connection Zindagi Ka THE COMPANY POLYCAB, an 1S0 9003: 2008 company is India's No. 1 Wite & Cable manufacturer with a proven track record of over four decades. The fastest growing company in the Indian Cable Industry with consistent growth, Polycab has crossed Rs. 5000, crore turnover (US$ 800 million) and is set to achieve RS. 6000, crore turnaver (USS 1 billion) during the year 2035-26 From a modest beginning with Wires and Cables, over three decades ago Polycab set up State of Art manufacturing facilities at Daman & Vadodara. Tn the manufacture of cables, a competitive and leading edge rests not so much in product innovation as in consistent quality and ready availability Polyeab’s Daman & Vadodara Manufacturing Facilities on 250 acres of land was created to address these key market determinants, The manufacturing set up is sourced out from the world renowned Machinery and Technology supplies. To maintain leadership, we continually keep expanding out manufacturing capabilities with constant upgradations to deliver superior products to our customers CUSTOMER SATISFACTION Tn an on-going process to improve Customer Satisfaction, Polycab offers a variety of services: Commercially competitive prices Reliable & consistent quality. Reliable & just in time delivery Product development for a changing market. A targeted stocking policy. Technical Support for Applications/Projects. CUSTOMER FOCUSED POLYCAB derives its strenaths from its Customers. The Growth ofthe latter i a prerequisite to the growth of the Company and hence customer satisfaction is its prime objective. Over the years sincere service and dedication of its Customers has earned the Company distinguished clientele & Consultants hich includes leaders in Sectors lke Utilities, Power Generation, Transmission & Distribution, Petroleum & Oil Refineries, OEM'S, EPC contractors, Steel & Metal, Cement, Chemical, Atomic nergy & Nuclear Power etc. We are both motivated and well- positioned to meet the changing needs of our customers as, we have the resources to diversify and to enhance our product lines POLYCAB has highly experienced qualified and dedicated professionals with strong adherence to the quality management System. Polycab has offices all over the country and has its Valued Network of Distributors / Dealers/ Agents/ Resellers on Nationwide Basis, In every 5 sq, kms area in India you would find one Dealer / Stockist Dealing in Polycab Products. Polycab ‘continuously expanding its global presence in Europe, Middle Fast, and Asia Polycab has earned the trust and reputation in India and abroad by winning the customers’ confidence. Several thousands kilometers of Instrumentation Cables have been manufactured and are in service in various prestigious and signature projects, in India and abroad, ‘The steady growth in automation of production processes in industry, especially distributed process control across large user sites like oil refining and petrochemical olants, the steel industry, power stations ete. necessitates the reliable transmission of electrical signals, process data and control information, Today, in a continuous process plants like refinery, fertilizer, cement, steel et. various parameters like temperature, pressure fiow, level etc are converted ‘in to electrical signals which are fed to control room. In control room these signals are analyzed compared and suitable commands are sent to the field to take corrective action. The control room has become the brain of the plant and instrumentation cables are the arteries Polycab’s Instrumentation Cables are preferred choice by the Titans of Indian industry, leading EPC contractors, consultants and specifiers DETAILS MAKE DIFFERENCE More than 4 decades of experience have enabled Polycab to develop a specific know haw for each indivigual product line, This is just not a catalog. Tt is what you have been looking for, a product guide for choosing the design you need for your project, plant or application. We wish it will allow consultants, ‘manufacturers, OEM's, specifiers, engineers & contractors to ‘save time when preparing specification or dealing with project requirement. The application of combination design with national & intemational standards as available here should be a logical and standard type of instrumentation cable to meet general application needs Polycab’s philosopty to exceed expectations begins by offering a comprehensive product portfolio from Wites to EHV cables Polycab also offers other specialized cables like Foundation Fieldbus Cables (Profibus), Communication Cables, VED cables, Silicon Insulated Cables and various ather cables insulated with exceptional Polymer materials suitable for higher conductor temperatures. For your any special types of application needs the product data and quotation are available on request. OTHER AVAILABLE CATALOGS Flexible cables LT PVC power and control cables LEXLPE power and control cables HT cables upto 45 KV ERV cables upto 132 kv Fire survival cables Photovoltaic caoles Special cables & wites for high rise buldings Caution: Inuumentatin cables ate rat designed for use with power supplies ard sould nat be connect the mans power. Paljeab Wires Pt takes every recauton to ensue the ifomation given in thie pubbeation fe comet. G.0,E al infomation is subject to change without nati,Summary of Instrumentation Cable © POLYCAB Manufacturing Process and Raw Material used Connection Zindagi Ka Emon * Copper ‘Metal Plated Conductor Tin * Nicket = PE/KLPE/PVE * Silver ‘Halogen Free + Cross Linked Halogen free oR + Silicon Laying up / Overall Taping / Shielding (Screening) “Aluminium Mylar +Tin Copper Drain wire + Copper Wire Braid + Copper Tape + Copper Mylar fen + Tin Copper Drain wire + BE / PVC (HR/FR/FRLS) +Tin Copper Drain wire * Copger Wire Braid + Copper Tape * Copper Mylar tape 4#Tin Copper Drain Wire + Rubber Peeteemene EVA * Lead Alloy Sheath + ts0H + Polyamide Sheatth * Steel Tape Armour * Steel Wire Braid * Galvanised steel armoured ‘+ PE/ HDPE + PVC (HR/FR/FRLS) #18011 + Rubber EVA© POLYCAB Cable Construction, Performance & Raw Material Connection Zindagi Ka CONDUCTOR: The metalic pat ofthe cable which conducts the elect is called Conductor. In eas of nsbumenation cable is inva of enpper as 2) Be has got beter conductivity (Nextt sven) /] b) It is free from oxide film in normal atmosphere, 6) I's ductile and doesnot easly break when bent sharply It can be drawn in to fine wires (45swg) ) It can be soldered easily Copper has got affinity for sulphur and hence whee sulphur is present ie shoul be protected by fining. Al eguar rubber cable ha sulphur daed in uber for vleaiation and hence ned coper condos tre alvay uted in uber cable, In gested cables speratr ape apple on bare copper condictor to revert tom coming int contact ‘ath sulphur uber Conductor forhigh temperature rating i.e PTFE and FEP insulated cable is of silvered copper to protect the copper from oxidation at higher process and operating temperature (About 200C). In case of compensating cable the conductor material depend upon its type. This is discussed in detail in section Themacouple Extension Cable & Compensating Cables. CONDUCTOR CONSTRUCTION: In general any one of the following conductor constructions is employed for conductor. a) SOLID (Class 1): the conductor is made of one solid wire je for 1.50 sq.mm conductor there will be one Wire ‘of 1.38 mm diameter and itis denoted as 1/1.38 mm 1) STRANDED (Clase 2): The conductor is made of several 4 sees (sands) lad up together, Here si strands are ad around one central strand. For 1.50 sq.mm conductor there will be 7 strands of 0.53 mm.dia.each and it is denoted as 7/0.53 mm 6) FLEXIBLE (lass 5): The conductors mae of several | ‘es twisted together inane direction {or 1.50 sqmm there will be 30 wires of 0.25 mm ia, each and it is denoted as 30/0.25 mm. The relative merits of the above constructions are as under: Sr ae) Suitable mars acu) Solid Poor Not Recommended Stranded Good —_| Recommended Bunched Best Recommended© POLYCAB Connection Zindagi Ka eeu The coating over the conductor, which insulates it from other conductor and earth is called insulation and it must have a) Good electrical properties b) Better heat stability ©) Should not be affected by normal environmental conditions a) Flexibility ©) Reasonable price Considering the above the insulation material can be divided into 2 classes 1. Thermoplastic and 2. Thermoset (Cross Linked) ‘Thermoplastic Material: ‘These are the plastics which when heated their linear molecule chains drift apart and become soft and regain their original form on cooling. PVC, POLYETHYLENE, PROPYLENE and NEW generation of LSZH (Low smoke Zero Halogen) are thermoplastics materials and cannot be used at higher ‘temperatures. They can be recycled number of times. NYLON is polyolefine material and can be used for higher ‘temperature as well tough application. ‘Thermosetting Material: ‘These ae plastics and rubber when initially heated, their linear molecule chains get interlinked and this is not reversible Due to this they can be operated at higher temperature VULCANIZED RUBBER, CROSSLINK POLYETHYLENE, SILICON RUBBER, OTHER RUBBERS SUCH AS EPR, EVA are thermosetting material and they cannot be recycled DIFFERENT TYPE OF MENTIONED BELOW : INSULATING MATERIALS ARE Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) Compound: This is the most widely used Plastic due to its versatility Unlike other plastics this cannot be used alone, It is required to be mixed with other ingredients like plasticizers, fillers, stabilizes, lubricants ete. to make it workable. By varying the {ingredients and their proportions in the compound the end properties can be vatied to a great extent to meet the specific requirements. The normal PVC insulated cables are suitable for continuous 70°C operation. By changing the plasticizer and stabilizer wwe can have HR PVC which is suitable for continuous 85°C operation. Due to higher dielectric constant and hence higher mutual capacitance it is not suitable for operation above audio frequency i.e.20 klohertz. Low Density Polyethylene (LDPE): This has got excellent electrical properties but is suitable for continuous 60 degree Celsius operation and hence itis not used in Power Cable. Due to its Low dielectric constant it is widely used for telephone and radio frequency cable. Cross Linked Polyethylene (XLPE): Cross Linked Polyethylene meeting ICEA $-82-252 standards can withstand higher temperature of 90°C due to Crosslinking of ethylene chains and hence itis widely used for LT and HT power cables. XLPE capable of withstanding 105°C and 125°C conductor temperatures can also be offered. Florinated Ethylene Propylene and Polytetraflouroetiylene (PTFE): These are other plastics, which are used as insulating material for higher temp. application (200°C) They have not found wide application due to their prohibitive cost. (rer) Ethylene Propylene Rubber (EPR) Ethylene propylene rubber is a common synthetic rubber polymer used as an insulation in electrical wire and cable and control/instrumentation cables Because ofits rubber-like characteristics, EPR is used in many highly fexible cables. Its dielectric strength is good out not {as high as that of PE or XLPE PRs abrasion resistant and s suitable for use at temperatures down to 60°C. It is fairly lame retardant and can be made ‘even more flame retardant by careful formulation. EPR's high: ‘temperature characteristics are very good. Some formulations can withstand continuous temperatures as high as 150°C. Silicone Silicone is a soft, rbbery insulation that has a temperature range from -80°C to 200°C. It has excellent electrical Properties plus ozone resistance, low moisture absorption, weather resistance, and radiation resistance. It typically has low mechanical strength and poor scuff resistance.Cable Construction, Performance & Raw Material © POLYCAB Connection Zindagi Ka Rood “wo individual conductors are uniformly twisted to form pairs which are then assembled. The paired conductors may be Unscreened 2, Individually and overall screened (shielded) 3. Overall Screened (Shielded) Screens (Shields) are often used in Instrumentation and signal cables to prevent or decrease possible interference/ noise in cables that can be caused by following reasons: Cross-talk from adjacent pairs or triads 2. Interference induced by external source such as electrical equipment’s machineries and powerlines Screens ate nomally asunder: — = ‘+ Aluminum/ polyester tape with a tinned copper drain wire, the most common construction —; ‘+ Copper/ polyester tape with a tinned copper drain wire, for a superior screen effect. ‘+ Bare copper braid, for electromagnetic interference/ noise or when the cable fs subject to movements, ‘+ Tinned copper braid for electromagnetic interference in existence of corrosive atmosphere ‘Aluminum. Polyester or Copper- Polyester Shielding Here the shielding is provided by wrapping of Aluminum of Copper foil bonded with Polyester fl is also known as Mylar which is a trade name and hence sometimes itis called Alu Mylar or Copper-Mylar shielding It is observed that in case of Electrostatic Interference the coverage is more important than conductance of the shield and hence thin Aluminum/copper foil (B.S. 5300 specifies a minimum thickness of 0.008 mm ie, 8 Micron thickness for ‘Aluminum/copper fol) is used for shielding for economic reasons. This fil has poor tensile strength and it breaks while wrapping. To provide mechanical strength Polyester film is laminated to Aluminum/copper foil. The Polyester film apart from providing strenath also acts as additional insulation for shield isola Sometimes clients insist on $0 to 75 Micron Aluminum/copper foils which may not offer any additional advantage but adds to the cost. ‘A tinned copper drain wie is provided in continuous contact with the Aluminum side of the tape all along the length of the cable, As the name suggests it drains off electrostatic interference. It helps to connect the Aluminum/copper polyester tape to earth at the termination. Moreover it takes cate of any breakage in the tape in providing continuous earth around the circuit. The most common size ofthe drain wire is 0.5sq.nm stranded or solid (20AWG). Stranded construction is preferred as it does not protrude above the tape and chances of its breakage are less Generally a plain polyester tape of thickness 0.025 mm (25 Micron) is provided over the laid up cable element, over Which the érain wire runs and above that Aluminum/ copper polyester tape is wrapped. The plain polyester tape keeps the drain wire always in contact with the Aluminum/copper fil Bare/ Tinned Copper Braid Here the shield is provided in the form of wire mesh around the cable circuits. Fine gauged soft wire of plain copper/ tinned copper are woven around the circuit. The finer the mesh Detter is its effectiveness, Due to its low resistance it provides Detter screening against Electromagnetic Interference but as itis not fully covered itis less effective against Electrostatic Interference when compared to Alu:polyester shielding. It is much costlier than Alu-polyester shielding and it is generally used in cable which are used for flexible and nonstatic applications. Apart from providing shielding it also offers mechanical protection toinside circuits, We recommend PVC inner sheath below braiding instead of plain polyester tape as it offers better mechanical protection to inside conductor against the damage caused by the wires ‘ofthe braid duetoconstant movement. Sereen/ Shield Application Screens/ shields if applied to each individual pairs/ triples (triads) is known as individual screen/ shield. Screen/ shield applied on the bundle (after laying up of pairs/triads) of the cable is known as overall screened shield. LAYING UP OF ELEMENTS: The required number of cabling element (Shielded or Unshielded) or cores are stranded (laid up) concentrically in layers to form the laid up cable. Cable up to eight element will, have one layer. For cable having more than eight elements there will be two or more layer and they are laid in opposite direction.© POLYCAB Connection Zindagi Ka eke Sometimes @ nylon thread of sufficient strength along the cable is provided under the inner sheath. It helps in removal of inner sheath without damaging the insulation at the time of termination o jointing Itis more useful in control and power cable where the inner sheath has a tendency to stick to the inside insulation due to the absence of any separator between ther. PROTECTION (OPTIONAL): Lead sheath: Inaddition to mechanical protections discussed above special protection can be considered for specific installations. Lead sheath is applied between inner sheath and outer sheath and is the best shield against destructive chemicals. However this isa costly solution and it increases weight ofthe cable and bending radius. However itis preferable to have armour to protect the lead sheath from crushing. Polyamide Tt is an alternative to Lead Sheath and is composed by a longitudinal overlapped aluminium copolymer coated tape bonded to HOPE jacket and additional polyamide/polypropyiene sheath. It has excellent protection against corrosion and humidity. This protection has a lower weight compared to lead sheath, cables have @ smaller diameter, with a reduction of costs. sone Inner sheath of PVC either extruded / tape is provided over the overall shield as a bedding for the shield and armour to avoid common mode Interference. Extruded sheath also adds to the circularity of the cable, ‘Taped inner sheath is not recommended as it snot inpermeable and in case of any puncture in the outer sheath the water reaches right upto shielding and corrodes itCable Construction, Performance & Raw Material © POLYCAB Connection Zindagi Ka Armeurng is provided over the inner sheath when cables have to be installed direct buried for mechanical protection. Its conductance is not as important in Instrumentation cable as is in Power cable where it has to cany heavy earth return cutent in case of short circu Steel armouring also provides protection against Electromagnetic interference due to its magnetic nature. It also provides protection to inside cable against Rodent attack which is quite common in tropical countries like India. The following points must be considered while considering armouting: + Required tensile load ‘+ Minimum required bending radius ‘© Protection against rodent attack ‘+ Protection against accidental/ external damage ‘+ Expected pressure on cable during service BSS GSFA: Galvanised Steel Flat Armoured, is composed of flat wires of ‘thickness of 0.80mm. Where diameter under armaur 's above 13.0 mm galvanised steel strip of size 4.0 mm X 0.80 mm is generally used. This type of armour is similar to SWA/ RW, 'SWA/RWA: Single Layer of Galvanised Stee! wires with diameters, ‘according to relevant standards i applied. This type of armour normally assures a very good mechanical protection and tensile strength, Generally galvanised mild steel wires of 0.90 mm diameter are used for ‘armouring in cable where diameter under armour is 13.0 mm or less GSWB: Galvanised Steel Wire Braid in the form of wire mesh around the cable is applied. It assures a good mechanical resistance and lower bending radius compared to other types of armour, Tis type of braided _armouring is preferred when there is movement or viration. For special application itis also possible to use stainless steel or tinned copper wires. {GSTA: Galvanised Steel Tape Armoured, comprises of 2 tapes with overlapped edge. The thickness of the tape is to be designed according to cable diameter. It grants a coverage of more than 100%. Ithas very ‘g00d crush resistance but has fair tensile strength© POLYCAB Connection Zindagi Ka Cu The coating on the armouring is known as outer sheath. Many compounds can be used as sheath material. Different {grades are available to meet specific working conditions. The following factors have to be evaluated to decide the outer sheath material ‘© Better abrasion resistance ‘Type of installation - outdoor/ indoor, direct buried. + Possible presence of humidity, ofl, chemicals ete + Behavior in case of fire (Fire Retardant, Fre Resistance, emission of gases and smoke) Range of temperature ‘Better weatherproof properties. 1t must be stable against Ultraviolet rays in case of exposure to sun. = Cost Considering the above the most acceptable material for outer sheath is PVC compound. It has good fire resistance due to its chlorine content. It burns when the flame is applied but fire gets extinguished immediately on removal of fame. Fire resistance of plastics is expressed by their Oxygen Index. Oxygen Index indicates the percentage of Oxygen required in air, so that the plastic will burn like a candle at room ‘temperature. The Oxygen Index of normal PVC used in cable {is 25% while that of Polyethylene is 19%. Oxygen Index decreases with the rise in temperature and at a particular temperature it will drop to 20% and will bur lke a candle This temperature in degree celsius is known as temperature Index, Temperature Index of PVC in cable is 250C. (ver the year the size of petrochemical, chemical and Power plant has increased tremendously. Moreover the automation has also increased. As a result now many cable are bunched in the cable shafts and on the cable trays. In case of a fire in these cable, the fire become self-sustaining. Moreover due ‘to burning of PVC 2 dense corrosive smoke is emitted which makes firefighting dificult due to poor visibility and toxic nature of the smoke. The HCL content of smoke not only damages other nearby costly equipment but also penetrates the RCC structure and corrodes its steel reinforcement due to this there is an extensive damage to the human life and property To overcome these deficiencies of PVC sheath, FR (Fire Retardant) PVC compound having a minimum Oxygen index of 29% was developed, by adding Antimony Trioxide at compounding stage. FR PVC is preferred in Petroleum and Petro Chemical Plant which are open to the sky. FRLS (Fire Retardant Low Smoke) PVC compound is @ further evelopment where Aluminium Trinydrate (ATH) and some chemical are added at compounding tage to increase the Fire Resistance of the PVC and to decrease the smoke emission and toxicity of smoke. But again this isa PVC compound and hence toxic blacksmoke cannot be eliminated completely. Zero Halogen Fire Retardant (2HFR) Compound: ‘As discussed above, PVC has got better fire resistance due to its chlorine (Halogen) Content but it creates other problem during fre. To overcome these deficiencies ZHFR compounds were developed. Here Polyethylene or Ethylene Vinyl Acetate (EVA) plastics which are having zero halogen are imparted fire resistance properties by compounding them with certain chemicals. These materials when burn, emit little nontoxic smoke. This is the most preferred sheathing compound for underground Metros, Stations, Airports, Theatres, and Hospitals ete where human density is more Polyethylene Outersheath: Due to poor abrasion and fire resistance Polyethylene sheaths are generally not used. Moreover minimum 2.5% carbon black content is required in Polyethylene to prevent its degradation due to ultraviolet rays when exposed to sunlight. It is mainly used where better chemical and water resistance are required. Nylon & Polyurethene Sheaths: These plastics have better abrasion resistance and are used when there are specific requirement. Colour of Outersheath: By default itis black as it imparts weatherproof properties. In case of cable used for intrinsically safe systems blue sheath Is provided. Sometimes the clients specify Grey or Red sheath to differentiate the instrumentation cable from the normal cables.Interference/ Noise in Instrumentation & Signal cables © POLYCAB Connection Zindagi Ka 10 The signals are in millivolts and milliamperes and hence they must be protected by suitably designed Instrumentation Cables to screen off any outside interference. Any distortion of the signals will lead to malfunctioning of the system. A noise free signal is important to avoid mistakes ‘The interference whichis also called noise can be due External source like nearby power Lines, big mot s, generat © Internal source like voltage or curent in the other circuit of the same multi-patr cable. ‘There are four basic types of interference which affect process instruments. They are: 41, ELECTRO STATIC 2, ELECTRO MAGNETIC 3, COMMON MODE 4. (ROSS TALK ELECTRO STATIC Any voltage source radiates electric field and this field will induce emf in the circuit which is coactively coupled to the voltage source. The most effective way to protect the circuit to place the circuit inside a total coverage shield, which is earthed, The best shielding is provided by wrapping Aluminium foil bonded with polyester around the cable as this provides 100% coverage. Moreover the electrical interference induce very small currents and hence the conductance of the thin aluminium fois suficient. ELECTRO MAGNETIC Generally low frequency electromagnetic field due to power cables, motors, etc. can induce EMF nto the instrumentation cable, The twisting of conductors provides a good magnetic noise reduction. Other reductions are given by steel conduit, armours (high inductance material). In some paticular cases low resisting screen ((.e. copper braids, copper tapes) may be necessary. COMMON MODE Different ground potential at different locations in a process plant cause ‘common mode as itil give rise to a current in the shield which wil affect the signal. To avoid this, ground the shield at one end only, This problem is more prominent in thermocouple extension leads (compensating Cables). For rapid response grounded thermocouples are used. The junction ofthe thermocouple is connected physically and electrically to the thermawell wall in which it is installed, In case of mukiplier compensating cable for use with grounded ‘thermocouples, each pair should be individually shielded and grounded at corresponding thermowell, Moreover all the shields must be isolated from each other CROSS TALK This occurs with AC instrument signals, especially pulse type signals when more ‘than one circuit is carted in the same cable. In case of multipair cables, the signal in a circuit gets coupled to a second circuit super imposing interference (noise) ona circuit. One way to combat this is to use pairs with staggered lay lengths in ‘the same multipair cables i.e. the lay lengths of two nearby pars are different. The best way to eliminate ths is to use individually shielded pai in multipair cable. Moreover these shields must be isolated from each other, The individual pat shield protects the pair from noise picked up from the adjacent pais, as well as reduces ‘the noise radiated by the pai it surrounds. 1 Brenly LL tettage wehave ous aes Stpepoe y Wh rwisted * ten cites men Woe nae slangslnge urinate BAR rose Datos i posing sralinge run msipcate asl onda sles© POLYCAB Electrical Properties at 20° C Connection Zindagi Ka ELECTRICAL PROPERTIES FOR MULTICORE / SINGLE & MULTI PAIR Corer c) XLPE Insulated Ma/km 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000 a) PVC Insulated nf/km <250 <250 <250 <250 <250 Core / Screen kv ‘1kVac for 1 min CONDUCTOR RESISTANCE Ie ane eaC) Ca LU) Pad CLASS1&CLASS2 | CLASSS& CLASS CLASS1&CLASS2 | CLASS & CLASS 6 ptan | TINNED | pLaIn | TINNED | PLAIN | TINNED | PLAIN | TINNED 05 36 36.7 39 40.1 36.7 374 | 39.78 | 409 0.75 245 248 26 26.7 25 25.3 | 2652 | 27.23 1 18.1 18.2 19.5 20 18.5 18.6 | 19.89 20.4 1s 124 12.2 13.3 13.7 12.3 124 | 1356 | 13.97 25 aL 7.56 7.98 21 7.56 7m | 8.14 8.37 112 Cabling Elements © POLYCAB Connection Zindagi Ka Insulated conductor is known Two cores twisted to form a pair Three cores twisted to form Triad Four cores twisted to form a Quad INDIVIDUAL SHIELDING OF ELEMENT: is laid parallel, over it Aluminum polyest polyester tape is applied for shield isolation from other shields. In case where individual shielding is required, the above element are wrapped fist with Plain polyester, then the drain wire tape is applied with Aluminum side touching the drain wire. Above this a plain SHIELDED PAIR SHIELDED TRIAD SSHIELOEO QUAD Core and Pair Construction Thete is a confusion in specifying the cable required. If you ask for 24 Core X 1.50 sq.mm cable, we take 2 cores and twist ‘them in one direction, above that & cores ae lad in opposite direction and above that 14 cores are laid and it looks as drawing (a). you specify 12 Pair cable, first we take 2 cores and twist them to form a pat, 3 such pairs are again laid up, above that 9 such airs ate Laid up to form a 12 pair cable and it Look as, drawing (0), ‘The diameter of multi paired cable is always more than that of multicore core cable having the same number of insulated cores and hence multi pair construction is always costlier. NOTE: One Pair and Two Core cables are generally the same. Drawing (a) 24 Core Cale Pai Drawing (b) 12 Pair cave© POLYCAB Typical Cross Sectional Drawing of Instrumentation Cables Connection Zindagi Ka ual & Overal Shielded Armoured Cable ‘Pair overall Shielded Unarmouted 4PaieOveral Shielded round Armoured Cable {6 Cote Overall Shielded Unarmoured 6 Core Overall hielded Armoured 12 Wiad Overall Shielded Unarmoured Cable 13© POLYCAB Standards & References Connection Zindagi Ka Polycab Instrumentation cable is manufactured according to Indian & Various International Standards. Cable Constructions and properties can be based on following standards: an Etienne VDE 7 i Conductor 156130 0295, EN60228 60228 Trsulation 15 1554/7098 Part 1 £N50290) Shielding BS 50288) Ter & Outer Sheath 15 1554/7098 Part 1 £N50290 ‘Armour 1S 1554/7098 Part 1 Bs 50288 All the instrumentation cable at Polycab is manufactured in Quality Assurance System Compliant with ISO 9003. The cable covered by the present catalogue comply with the regulation and standards consistent with TS, BS & IEC standards. GLOSSARY: 1S- Indian Standards published by Bureau of Indian Standard (BIS) VDE - Verband Der Elektrotechnik (Germany) BS - British Standards, TEC ~ Intemational Electrotechnical Commission American Wire Gauge to mm? (Millimetre Sq.) 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