GES 44211, 44212, 44213, 44214, 44215, 44221, 44222, 44223, 44224, 44225, 44231,

44232, 44233, 44234, 44235, 44311, 44312, 44313, 44321, 44322, 44323, 44331, 44332,
44333

Technical Specification of GECOL

Elbow Connectors

for XLPE Insulated Copper Cable (11kV, 30kV)

(Revision history)
- Issued on: Jan. 01, 2007
General Electricity Company of Libya

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 Contents

1 SCOPE AND SERVICE CONDITIONS.............................................................................................. 5

1.1 SCOPE .................................................................................................................................................. 5

1.2 SERVICE CONDITIONS ........................................................................................................................... 5
1.2.1 Normal service conditions ......................................................................................................... 5
1.2.2 Unusual service conditions........................................................................................................ 5

2 NORMATIVE REFERENCES............................................................................................................. 5

3 DEFINITIONS ....................................................................................................................................... 6

3.1 DEAD BREAK CONNECTOR ................................................................................................................... 6

3.2 ELBOW ................................................................................................................................................. 6
3.3 BUSHING INSERT .................................................................................................................................. 6

4 KINDS AND RATINGS......................................................................................................................... 6

4.1 KINDS .................................................................................................................................................. 6

4.2 RATING ................................................................................................................................................ 8
4.2.1 Voltage and Frequency .............................................................................................................. 8
4.2.2 Current and temperature ........................................................................................................... 8
4.2.3 Earthing..................................................................................................................................... 8
4.2.4 Dimensions of cables ................................................................................................................. 8

5 REQUIREMENTS................................................................................................................................. 9

5.1 TYPE .................................................................................................................................................... 9

5.2 GENERAL REQUIREMENTS .................................................................................................................... 9
5.3 KIT COMPONENTS .............................................................................................................................. 10
5.3.1 Connector housing general.......................................................................................................11
5.3.2 Elbow connector housing .........................................................................................................11
5.3.3 Tee connector housing..............................................................................................................11
5.3.4 Cable adapter (if necessary).....................................................................................................11
5.3.5 Pin contact................................................................................................................................11
5.3.6 Crimping connector..................................................................................................................11
5.3.7 Bail restraint.............................................................................................................................11
5.3.8 Stud bolt....................................................................................................................................11
5.3.9 Basic insulating plug ............................................................................................................... 12
5.3.10 Plug cap................................................................................................................................... 12

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 5.3.11 Trifurcating glove for 3 core cable .......................................................................................... 12
5.3.12 Tools and equipment required for connecting work ................................................................ 12
5.4 ELECTRICAL REQUIREMENTS ............................................................................................................. 12
5.4.1 AC withstand voltage............................................................................................................... 12
5.4.2 DC withstand voltage .............................................................................................................. 12
5.4.3 Partial discharge voltage......................................................................................................... 12
5.4.4 Impulse voltage withstand ....................................................................................................... 13
5.4.5 Thermal cycling characteristics .............................................................................................. 13
5.4.6 Thermal short circuit current withstand of screen................................................................... 13
5.4.7 Thermal short circuit current withstand of conductor ............................................................. 14
5.4.8 Dynamic short circuit current withstand ................................................................................. 14
5.4.9 Disconnect and connect test .................................................................................................... 14
5.4.10 Operating eye test (if applicable) ............................................................................................ 14
5.4.11 Screen resistance ..................................................................................................................... 14
5.4.12 Screen leakage current ............................................................................................................ 14
5.4.13 Screen fault current initiation .................................................................................................. 14
5.4.14 Operating force........................................................................................................................ 15
5.4.15 Capacitive test point ................................................................................................................ 15

6 TESTS................................................................................................................................................... 15

6.1 TYPE TESTS ........................................................................................................................................ 15

6.2 ROUTINE TESTS .................................................................................................................................. 15
6.3 ACCEPTANCE TESTS ........................................................................................................................... 15

7 MARKING ........................................................................................................................................... 16

8 PACKING AND DELIVERY.............................................................................................................. 16

9 DOCUMENT AND CERTIFICATE .................................................................................................. 17

9.1 INFORMATION TO BE PROVIDED WITH THE BID .................................................................................. 17

9.2 DOCUMENTS TO BE APPROVED BY GECOL........................................................................................ 17
9.3 DOCUMENTATION ............................................................................................................................... 18

10 WARRANTY........................................................................................................................................ 18

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 GES (Technical Specification of GECOL)

Elbow Connectors
for XLPE Insulated Copper Cable (11kV, 30kV)

1 Scope and service conditions

1.1 Scope
The specification covers the indoor / outdoor use dead break type elbow / tee cable
connectors for armored / non-armored, single / three core(s) stranded copper conductor,
extruded dielectric shielded, XLPE insulated cables rated in preferred voltage of 11kV and
30kV on distribution system in Libya.

1.2 Service conditions

1.2.1 Normal service conditions

Elbow connectors shall be suitable for use under the following service conditions:
(a) Maximum altitude: 1,000m (ASL)
(b) Environmental temperatures: –10°C to +50°C

1.2.2 Unusual service conditions

Condition other than those listed in 1.2.1 for elbow connectors are considered to be
unusual. The manufacturer should discuss with GECOL for the unusual service conditions.

2 Normative references
The elbow connectors shall confirm to the latest edition of following international
standards:
(a) IEC 60228: Conductors of insulated cables
(b) IEC 60502: Power cables with extruded insulation and their accessories for rated
voltage from 1kV (Um=1.2kV) up to 30kV (Um=36kV)
(c) IEC 60502-2: Power cables with extruded insulation and their accessories for rated
voltages from 1kV up to 30kV, Part 2 : Cables for rated voltage from 6kV up to 30kV
(d) IEC 60502-4: Test requirements on accessories for cables with rated voltage from 1kV
(Um=1.2kV) up to 30kV (Um=36kV)
(e) IEC 61442: Electric cables – Test methods for accessories for power cables with rated
voltage from 6kV (Um=7.2kV) up to 30kV (Um=36kV)

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 (f) IEEE Std 386: Separable insulated connector systems for power distribution system
above 600V

3 Definitions

3.1 Dead break connector

A connector designed to be separated and engaged on de-energized circuits only

3.2 Elbow
A connector component for connecting a power cable to a bushing, so designed that
when assembled with the bushing, the axes of the cable and bushing are perpendicular

3.3 Bushing insert

A connector component intended for insertion into a bushing well

4 Kinds and ratings

4.1 Kinds
Kinds of the connector are determined by kinds of cables and to be applied as listed in
Table 1 of this specification.
Table 1 – Kinds of Elbow or Tee connectors
Nominal Cross Sectional
Specification No. of Current Rating
Voltage Armor Screen Area of Cable
No. Core(s) (A)
(kV) (mm2)
4421118 200
4421218 400
4421318 240 630
4421418 800
4421518 11 1 Al Wire Cu Tape 1250
4421220 400
4421320 630
400
4421420 800
4421520 1250

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 Nominal Cross Sectional
Specification No. of Current Rating
Voltage Armor Screen Area of Cable
No. Core(s) (A)
(kV) (mm2)
4422118 200
4422218 400
4422318 240 630
4422418 800
4422518 11 1 Non Cu Tape 1250
4422220 400
4422320 630
400
4422420 800
4422520 1250
4423116 200
4423216 400
4423316 150 630
4423416 800
4423516 1250
4423117 200
4423217 400
4423317 11 3 Steel Tape Cu Tape 185 630
4423417 800
4423517 1250
4423118 200
4423218 400
4423318 240 630
4423418 800
4423518 1250
4431120 200
4431220 400 400
4431320 630
30 1 Al Wire Cu Wire
4431122 200
4431222 630 400
4431322 630

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 Nominal Cross Sectional
Specification No. of Current Rating
Voltage Armor Screen Area of Cable
No. Core(s) (A)
(kV) (mm2)
4432120 200
4432220 400 400
4432320 630
30 1 Non Cu Wire
4432122 200
4432222 630 400
4432322 630
4433116 200
4433216 150 400
4433316 630
30 3 Steel Tape Cu Tape
4433118 200
4433218 240 400
4433318 630

4.2 Rating
The normal rating specified shall be the continuous rating under the worst temperature
and geographical conditions encountered in Libya.

4.2.1 Voltage and Frequency

(a) The nominal system phase to phase voltage shall be 11kV and 30kV.
(b) The system highest voltage for equipment shall be 17.5kV and 36kV respectively.
(c) The voltage rating of connectors shall be 8.7/15kV and 18/30kV respectively.
(d) The system frequency shall be 50Hz.

4.2.2 Current and temperature

The current and temperature ratings of the elbow connector shall be equal to or greater
than those of the cable for which it is designed as verified in relevant standards.

4.2.3 Earthing
11kV and 30kV systems have no earthing on the line.

4.2.4 Dimensions of cables

The connectors shall comply with the cable dimensions listed in Table 2 of this
specification.

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 Table 2 - Dimensions of cables

Rated No. of Cross Sectional Approx. Diameter (mm)

Armor Screen
Voltage Core(s) Area (mm2) Conductor Insulation Overall

240 18 29 43
Al Wire Cu Tape
400 23 34 49
1
240 18 29 36
Non Cu Tape
8.7/15kV 400 23 34 43
150 14 25 70
Steel
3 Cu Tape 185 16 27 74
Tape
240 18 29 80
400 23 40 59
Al Wire Cu Wire
630 31 48 66
1
400 23 40 54
18/30kV Non Cu Wire
630 31 48 60

Steel 150 14 32 93
3 Cu Tape
Tape 240 18 36 104

5 Requirements

5.1 Type
The connector type shall comply with Table 3 of this specification according to the
continuous current ratings.
Table 3 – Connector and pin type
Continuous current ratings (A) Connector type Pin type
200 Elbow Slide
400 Elbow Slide
630 Elbow or Tee Thread
800 Tee Thread
1250 Tee Thread

5.2 General requirements

All connectors shall be of screened separable type and each connector shall have

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suitable dimensions and structure with mating bushing in Figure 1~4 of this specification
and EN 50181.
Connectors shall be factory engineered kits and shall be the product of one manufacturer.
Connectors shall be fully shielded, suitable for use on 11kV and 30kV distribution system
of Libya. The connector and its material shall be appropriate for each cable size and
applicable voltage.
The connectors shall be easily adapted to accommodate XLPE cable. The connectors
shall be capable of tolerating any variance in the manufactured dimension of the cable such
as oval, out of round, sectored or oversize cable cores.
The connector materials shall be supplied in a complete kit to suit various sizes of cable
and to provide stress control, non tracking and sealing. It shall consist of high permittivity,
high resistivity, stress control, non-tracking polymeric materials and prevent ingress of
moisture and contamination.
All polymeric components shall be non-tracking and suitable for operation in the
presence of severe external contaminating and environment pollution in Libya.
The connectors shall meet the requirements of the latest edition of IEC 60502-4 and
related international standards.

5.3 Kit components

The connector kits shall include following components listed in Table 4 of this
specification.
Table 4 – Components of connectors
Connector
Elbow Tee
type

(a) Elbow connector housing (a) Tee connector housing

(b) Cable adapter (if necessary) (b) Cable adapter (if necessary)
Individual (b) Pin contact (c) Crimping connector
components (c) Crimping connector (d) Stud bolt
(d) Bail restraint (e) Basic insulation plug
(f) Plug cap

(a) Trifurcating glove for 3 core cable

(b) Lubricants
Common
components (c) Installation instruction
(d) Component list
(e) All other items necessary to complete the connection

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5.3.1 Connector housing general
The connector housing shall be of one piece type and shall be of reasonable size to
accommodate cables easily. The housing shall be capable of proper sealing, sufficient
strength, robustness and impact resistance. Connector housing shall be able to smooth the
electrical field over the connector and cable screen ends.
The connector shall be connected with well type mating bushing perpendicularly.
Dimensions and structure shall be suitable for connection with its well type bushing
specified in Figure 1 to Figure 4 of this specification and EN 50181.

5.3.2 Elbow connector housing

Elbow connector housing shall have a voltage test point and an earthing eye. Voltage
test point shall be insulated by a cap.

5.3.3 Tee connector housing

Tee connector housing shall be equipped with an earthing eye.

5.3.4 Cable adapter (if necessary)

Cable adapter shall provide insulation and initial cable stress relief.

5.3.5 Pin contact

Pin contact shall be suitably connected to socket contact of well type bushing and shall
not make galvanic corrosions with bushing conductor. The current ratings of pin contact
shall be equal to or greater than those of the connectors.

5.3.6 Crimping connector

Crimping connector shall be compression type that can be compressed by hydraulic
compressor. The material shall be of good conductivity and mechanical strength. The
current ratings of crimping connector shall be equal to or greater than those of the
connectors and shall not make galvanic corrosion with copper conductor.

5.3.7 Bail restraint

Bail restraint shall have enough mechanical strength to keep the close adhesion with
mating bushing.

5.3.8 Stud bolt

Stud bolt shall have enough electrical, mechanical and thermal strength to connect with
threaded contact of bushing, crimping connector and threaded contact of basic insulation
plug. It shall not make galvanic corrosion with metallic materials to be connected.

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5.3.9 Basic insulating plug
Basic insulation plug shall provide insulation and sealing at one side of tee connector. It
shall provide voltage test point.

5.3.10 Plug cap

Plug cap shall provide insulation for voltage test point on basic insulation plug.

5.3.11 Trifurcating glove for 3 core cable

Trifurcating glove shall provide a sealed and weather resistant surface from the bottom
of connector to the oversheath.

5.3.12 Tools and equipment required for connecting work

The connector shall require the fewest special tools or equipment for connecting work.
But if any special tool and equipment is needed for the terminating work, full details shall
be included in the offer as separate items and with individual prices.

5.4 Electrical requirements

5.4.1 AC withstand voltage

The connectors shall withstand following test voltage without breakdown or flashover
for the time specified in Table 5 of this specification.
Table 5 - AC withstand voltage and duration

Rated voltage of AC test voltage

Duration
connector (kV) (kV rms)
8.7/15 39 (dry) 5 min
18/30 81 (dry) 5 min

5.4.2 DC withstand voltage

The connectors shall withstand following test voltage without breakdown or flashover
for the time specified in Table 6 of this specification.
Table 6 - DC withstand voltage and duration
Rated voltage of DC test voltage
Duration
connector (kV) (kV, dry)
8.7/15 35 15 min
18/30 72 15 min

5.4.3 Partial discharge voltage

Minimum partial discharge voltage of the connectors shall greater than following Table

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7 of this specification. The partial discharge shall not exceed 10pC. The connectors shall be
tested at 5K to 10K above maximum cable conductor temperature in normal operation and
at ambient temperature.
Table 7 - Minimum partial discharge voltage
Rated voltage of connector Minimum partial discharge voltage level
(kV) (kV rms)
8.7/15 15
18/30 30

5.4.4 Impulse voltage withstand

The connectors shall withstand 10 positive and 10 negative full wave impulses with a
magnitude equal to the value specified in Table 8 of this specification under 5K to 10K
above maximum cable conductor temperature in normal operation and ambient
temperature.
Table 8 - Impulse voltage withstand level

Rated voltage of connector Impulse withstand voltage level

(kV) (kV peak)

8.7/15 95
18/30 170

5.4.5 Thermal cycling characteristics

The connectors shall withstand AC test voltage specified in Table 9 of this specification
without breakdown or flashover during 30 times of heating and cooling cycles in the air
and in the water. Thermal cycle is specified in Clause 9 of IEC 61442.
Table 9 - AC withstand voltage

Rated voltage of connector AC test voltage

(kV) (kV rms, dry)
8.7/15 23
18/30 45

5.4.6 Thermal short circuit current withstand of screen

The screen of connectors shall withstand short time, short circuit currents. The
magnitude and duration shall comply with Table 10 of this specification. The connectors
shall be tested at 5K to 10K above maximum cable conductor temperature in normal
operation and ambient temperature. The short-circuit test shall not cause any deterioration

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of the connectors ability.
Table 10 – Short circuit current and duration
Cross sectional area of Short circuit current
Duration
conductor (mm2) (kA)
150 21.5 1 sec.
185 26.5 1 sec.
240 34.3 1 sec.
630 90.0 1 sec.

5.4.7 Thermal short circuit current withstand of conductor

The conductor of connectors shall withstand short time, short circuit currents. Test
method is specified in Clause 11 of IEC 61442. The short-circuit test shall not cause any
deterioration of the connectors ability.

5.4.8 Dynamic short circuit current withstand

The connectors shall withstand dynamic short circuit currents. Test method is specified
in Clause 12 of IEC 61442. The short-circuit test shall not cause any deterioration of the
connectors ability.

5.4.9 Disconnect and connect test

Pin contact shall not be damaged by visible check after 5 times of disconnection and
connection.

5.4.10 Operating eye test (if applicable)

Operating eye shall withstand axial force of 1,300N for 1 minute when 14N·m of
rotation torque is applied in a clockwise direction and in an anticlockwise direction.

5.4.11 Screen resistance

Screen resistance shall not exceed 5,000Ω when measured as Clause 14 of IEC 61442.

5.4.12 Screen leakage current

Screen leakage current shall not exceed 0.5mA at system highest voltage for equipment
when measured as Clause 15 of IEC 61442.

5.4.13 Screen fault current initiation

The fault initiation shall occur within 3 seconds at earthed system conditions as tested by
Clause 16 of IEC 61442.

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5.4.14 Operating force
Open and close force shall be less than 900N measured with conditions of Clause 17 of
IEC 61442.

5.4.15 Capacitive test point

Capacitance of test point to cable conductor shall be greater than 1.0pF. And ratio of
capacitance of test point to earth and capacitance of test point to cable conductor shall not
exceed 12.0.

6 Tests

6.1 Type tests

Tenderer shall include with their offers type test certificates including test carried out in
accordance with the IEC 60502-4 and 61442, which are issued by an approved
internationally acknowledged reputable independent testing laboratory.
(a) AC withstand voltage test (IEC 61442, Clause 4)
(b) DC withstand voltage test (IEC 61442, Clause 5)
(d) Impulse withstand voltage test (IEC 61442, Clause 6)
(c) Partial discharge voltage level test (IEC 61442, Clause 7)
(e) Thermal cycling test (IEC 61442, Clause 9)
(f) Thermal short circuit test (IEC 61442, Clause 10, 11)
(g) Dynamic short circuit test (IEC 61442, Clause 12)
(h) Disconnect and connect test (IEC 60502-4, Table 7)
(i) Operating eye test (if applicable) (IEC 61442, Clause 18)
(j) Screen resistance (IEC 61442, Clause 14)
(k) Screen leakage current (IEC 61442, Clause 15)
(l) Screen fault current initiation (IEC 61442, Clause 16)
(m) Operating force (IEC 61442, Clause 17)
(n) Capacitive test point (IEC 61442, Clause 20)

6.2 Routine tests

Following routine tests shall be applied 100% of production.
(a) Partial discharge voltage level test (IEC 61442, Clause 7)
(b) AC withstand voltage test (IEC 61442, Clause 4)

6.3 Acceptance tests

Cable connector kits are to be checked for compliance with this specification and with
the schedule quantity. GECOL reserves the rights to ask for several kinds of type tests to
confirm the quality of the connector in the presence of GECOL representatives.

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7 Marking
The connectors shall be permanently and legibly identified with the following
information items.
(a) Manufacturer’s identification
(b) Model identification
(c) Part identification
(d) Date of manufacture (month and year)
(e) “Use before” (if applicable)
(f) Maximum phase-to-phase voltage ratings
(g) Applicable cable type, cross sectional area of conductor and insulation diameter range

8 Packing and Delivery

Each connector shall be in a separate corrugated cardboard box and every 100 kits shall
be contained in a wood box. Each connector kit shall have a list of materials indicating
quantities and instruction sheet.
The supplier shall provide packing of the connectors as is required to prevent their
damage or deterioration during transit to their final destination and long period of storage,
as indicated in the contract. The packing shall be sufficient to withstand, without limitation,
rough handling during transit and exposure to extreme temperatures, salt and precipitation
during transit and storage.
(a) The supplier shall prepare the kit and its components for shipment to protect it from
damage during shipment and subsequent storage.
(b) All connectors and their components shall be shipped from the factory to the specified
site.
(c) Each shipment shall include a detailed packing list identifying all items by part
number, including hardware.
(d) All material shall be carefully loaded for protection during shipment.
(e) All materials shall be arranged to allow safe unloading at the site.
(f) There shall be handling instruction to minimize damage.

The outer packing must be clearly marked on at least four (4) sides as follows;
(a) Name of the procuring department
(b) Name of the supplier
(c) Contract description and number
(d) Final destination
(e) Gross weight
(f) Any special lifting instructions
(g) Any special handling instructions

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 (h) Any relevant pollution or environment classifications

9 Document and Certificate

The connectors and all associated materials quoted by the supplier shall be approved by
GECOL. The quantity of documents and certificates submitted shall be not less than three
copies. The connectors shall conform to the latest edition of IEC 60502-4, IEC 61442 and
relevant international standards including Clause 2 of this specification. The design and
construction of connector shall be subjected to the approval of GECOL.

9.1 Information to be provided with the BID

Technical descriptions, data sheets, catalogues and other information shall be submitted
with the BID and those which are submitted shall be sufficient to enable GECOL to
evaluate thoroughly the proposal as to its compliance with the requirements of this
specification.
The minimum requirement is as follows:
(a) Detailed summary of difference with this specification
(b) Technical Data Sheet duly filled in and signed (Annex A)
(c) Material safety data certificates of all chemical materials used for manufacturing
(d) Detailed drawing including outer figures of all components with dimension and inner
structure in A3 or A4 size
(e) Detailed handling, installation and maintenance manual & schedule for good operation
(f) Component list and numbers
(g) Electrical field diagram and calculations
(h) Brochures and catalogues containing outline dimensions, main electrical and
mechanical data, etc.
(i) Applicable design specification and standards in English language
(j) Test certificates approved by international institute in accordance with Table 7 of IEC
60502-4
(k) Quality control system and relevant certificate

9.2 Documents to be approved by GECOL

The supplier shall furnish all relevant technical information, drawings etc. to GECOL
for approval prior to the start of manufacture. Offers without Technical Data Sheet
completely filled in will be rejected.
(a) Vendor(s) details/ Reference list
(b) Technical Data Sheet
(c) Tests schedule and procedures
(d) Transportation schedule and storage conditions
(e) Drawings of materials (All drawings shall be in A3 or A4 size with title block

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 approved by GECOL)

9.3 Documentation
All documents supplied under this specification shall be documented to the extent that
the end user can easily understand its theory of operation, performance, installation and
maintenance for the product. All documents shall be submitted being filed in order to
approve of GECOL and reorder later.
Language in all documents and drawings shall be written in English and dimensions
shall be used in metric SI-units.

10 Warranty
The supplier shall provide a full three-year limited warranty on all equipment supplied.
The warranty shall cover all parts and all costs, which are directly attributable to the
supplier. Warranty coverage shall begin on the date that the equipment is received.

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 Dia 56±0.2
D ia 4 4 .5 ± 0 .2 Dia 46±0.2

D ia 3 2 .5 ± 0 .2 Dia 14 -0.04
0

D ia 3 0 .9 ± 0 .2

D ia 7 .9 - 00 .0 5 40

90±0.2

4 8 -00 .2

10± 1 12±0.2

D ia 4 8 .5 ± 0 .2 Dia 70±0.2

Figure 1 – 200A Plug-in type bushing Figure 2 – 400A Plug-in type bushing

Dia 56±0.2 Dia 52.1±0.2

Dia 46±0.2 Dia 39.9±0.2

Dia 25 Dia 31.8±0.2
min

M16x2-6H
M16x2-6H

1.5
30
min
35
30
min 35

90±0.2 81

12± 0.2 15.8

Dia 70±0.2 Dia 76±0.2

Figure 3 – 630A Plug-in type bushing Figure 4 – 800A, 1250A Plug-in type bushing

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Appendix A
Technical Data Sheet

No. Description Particulars

1 Manufacturer’s name
2 Applicable standards
3 Identification No. (Model No.)
4 Applicable cable type
5 Applicable cross sectional area of conductor (mm2)
6 Applicable diameter of insulation (mm)
7 Applicable diameter of oversheath (mm)
8 Rating current (A)
9 No. of core(s)
10 Type of connector
11 Voltage rating phase to ground (kV rms)
12 Voltage rating phase to phase (kV rms)
13 Normal operation temperature (°C)
14 Emergency operation temperature (°C)
15 Dimension
a) Diameter (mm)
b) Length (mm)
16 AC withstand voltage test (Dry)
a) Minute(s)
b) Voltage level (kV rms)
17 DC withstand voltage test
a) Minute(s)
b) Voltage level (kV avg)
18 Minimum partial discharge voltage level (kV rms, pC)
a) at above normal operation temperature
b) at ambient temperature

Signature :

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 Technical Data Sheet

No. Description Particulars

19 Impulse withstand voltage test (kV peak)

20 Thermal cycle test (kV rms)
a) In air
b) In water
21 Thermal short circuit test of screen
a) Short circuit current (kA)
b) Short circuit duration (Sec.)
22 Thermal short circuit test of conductor
a) Short circuit current (kA)
b) Short circuit temperature (Sec.)
23 Dynamic short circuit test
a) Short circuit current (kA)
b) Short circuit duration (Sec.)
24 Screen resistance (Ω)
25 Screen leakage current (mA)
26 Fault current initiation (Sec.)
27 Operating force (N)
28 Capacitance
a) Between test point and cable conductor (pF)
b) Between test point and earth (pF)
c) Ratio (b/a, pF)
29 Packing method
30 Connector kit components
31 Special tools and equipment for connecting work

Signature :
Designation :
Name of Tenderer :

Date :

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