GB/T 29631-2013
AbolishedFlexible and torsion resistant cables of rated voltages up to and including 1.8/3kV for wind turbine
额定电压1.8/3 kV及以下风力发电用耐扭曲软电缆
Application Summary AI generated
GB/T 29631-2013 specifies the technical requirements, test methods, and performance criteria for flexible and torsion-resistant cables designed for wind turbine applications, with rated voltages up to and including 1.8/3 kV. These cables are used in the internal wiring and power transmission systems of wind turbines, where they must withstand repeated twisting, bending, and dynamic mechanical stresses caused by turbine blade rotation and yaw movements. The standard ensures cable reliability and safety in harsh outdoor environments, including exposure to UV radiation, temperature extremes, and moisture.
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