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AEILinkeX
Cross-linked Polyethylene Insulated
Power Cables
Associated
Electrical Industries
Power Cable Division
Crete Hall Road
Gravesend
Kent DA 11 9AF
Limited
Telephone - Gravesend (STD 0474) 564466

International + 44 474564466
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This is a temporary LinkeX catalogue

we are in the process of producing an
updated version.
If you would like to receive a copy
when they are ready. Either write
to me Ann Marsh (Mrs) at the above
address, or telephone and ask for
extension 3507. If you are on our
mailing list you will automatically
receive a copy.
The high voltage cable dimensions
and electrical characteristics in this
publication are based on lEe 502,
although this information is not
obsolete our current manufacturing
design is based on B.S. 6622, and we
are still issuing this catalogue as a
reference until the new version is
available.
If you have any queries regarding this
catalogue, telephone our engineers on
the above number. They will be pleased
to discuss them with you.
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Group of Companies
CERTIFICATE
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AEI LinkeX Power Cables

LmkeX IS the Registered Trede Nj. e
of AEI Cables Ltd. denottnq ceot:
having cross-linked polyethylene
insulation.
CONTENTS
Page
INTRODUCTION
600/1000Y
2-15
and 1.9f3.3kY LinkeX Cables

Specification
Technical data tables:
600/1000Y
1.9f3.3kY
6.35/11 kY LinkeX Cables
Specification
Technical data tables
19f33kY LinkeX Cables
Specification
Technical data tables
Tables of adjustment factors
Accessories recommended for AEI LinkeX up to 600/1000Y

Accessories recommended for AEI LinkeX up to 8.75/15kY
Accessories recommended for AEI LinkeX up to 1Qf33kY
Overseas Representation
Information required with enquiry and Order
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974
2
3-11
12-15
16-20
16
17-20
2'-25
21
22-25
26-29
31-33
35
36-38
39
40
40
------------------,
Note:
The Electrical Characteristics and Physical Dimensions
of LinkeX cable. also apply to the HaleX LSF range of
cabl.s .
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Published by
AEI Cab'" Limited

Power Cable Dlvl.lon
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CABLES
Singie-core 600/1000 V Cable.with Stranded Copper conductor

Nominal Are8 of Conductor
Thickness of Insulation
sq.rnrn
mm
50
10
,.,
70
,.,
95
120
12
150
14
185
1 6
240
17
300
18
400
20
500
22
630
24
Unarmoured
Cable
Thickness of Oversheath
Approximate Overall diameter
Approximate cable weight
Minimum bending radius
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
14
15
600
125
14
17
800
150
15
19
1050
175
15
21
1300
175
16
23
1600
200
16
25
2000
200
17
28
2600
250
18
31
3200
250
19
35
4050
300
20
38
5050
350
22
45
6500
I 400
Armoured
Cable
Thickness of
Extruded
mm
bedding
Lapped
mm
Armour wire diameter
mm
Thickness of oversheath
mm
Approx. overall
Extruded
diameter
bedding
mm
Lapped
bedding
mm
kg/km
mm
Maximum armour resistance
at 20 C
ohm/km
Gross armour wire area (min) sq.mrn
08
08
09
1'0
08
08
125
15
08
08
125
16
08
08
125
16
10
08
16
17
10
08
16
18
10
08
1 6
18
10
08
1 6
1 9
12
08
20
20
1 2
08
20
21
12
08
20
22
18
21
23
24
28
30
33
36
40
44
51
18
700
150
21
1000
175
23
1250
200
24
1550
200
27
1900
250
30
2350
250
32
2950
300
35
3600
300
40
4600
350
43
5700
400
50
7250
450
13
77
62
53
44
76
35
33
18
84
94
103
23
145
21
43
68
48
40
26
161
180
387
268
193
153
124
0991
0754
0601
0470
0366
0283
493
341
246
196
159
128
0981
0792
0630
0505
0407
Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Unarmo rred
Cable
Armoured
Cable
Unarmoured
Cable
I
Maximum
resistance of
conductor
D.C. at
20"C
ohm/km
A.C. at
90~C
ohm/km
I
I
---!
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90'C
Voltage drop
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
mV/A/m
291
092
502
869
280
088
352
610
272
086
261
452
264
083
213
369
264
083
179
310
261
082
152
263
256
081
127
220
253
080
113
196
251
079
102
177
248
078
099
171
246
078
088
152
*Inductance
"Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90'C
"Voltage drop
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
mV/A/m
331
104
504
873
323
102
356
617
310
098
265
459
298
094
217
376
300
095
185
320
96
't.
093
158
274
286
090
133
230
280
088
118
204
280
088
108
187
274
087
101
175
268
085
094
163
amp
230
285
330
380
430
480
560
640
710
810
910
amp
amp
230
220
285
280
335
345
385
405
430
470
485
550
560
650
640
750
710
880
810
1020
920
1160
amp
235
290
345
390
435
490
560
630
700
770
840
amp
amp
235
235
280
300
330
365
370
425
405
485
440
560
500
660
550
750
580
860
620
960
670
1080
e Sustained current
rating (based on
the standard
conditions on
page 2).
'Armoured
Cable
laid direct
in sinqleway ducts
in air
laid direct
in singleway ducts
in air
~.
'Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Maximum
symmetrical
short-circuit
current rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
152
68
39
219
98
56
30'4
136
78
385
172
99
473
21-1
122
593
265
153
> 60
349
201
>60
437
252
>60
559
323
>60
>60
407
>60
>60
526
'Armoured
Cable
Maximum earthfault short-circuit

current rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
47
21
12
76
34
20
87
39
23
94
42
24
139
62
36
152
68
39
170
76
44
183
82
47
259
116
67
288
129
74
324
145
84
"Cables in touching
trefoil arrangement.
eCables in touching
trefoil or trefoil ducts.
Not. 1 : Ratings for armoured
cables assume armour
is bonded at both ends of route.
Note 2: Short-circuit current ratings based on:

Symmetrical, conductor temperature rise, 9O'C to 250C.
Earth fault, armour temperature rise. 85'C to 200C.
AEI power
cables
Twin-core 600/1000 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductors

Nominal Area of Conductor
sq.mm
mm
*16
07
25
09
35
09
50
10
,.,
Unarmoured
Cable
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
18
19
450
175
1 8
19
700
175
18
21
900
200
18
1 8
22
1150
200
25
1600
200
19
28
2150
250
20
31
2650
250
Thickness of
extruded
mm
bedding
lapped
mm
mm
mm
Approx. overall
Extruded
diameter
bedding
mm
Lapped
bedding
mm
kg/km
mm
at 20'C
ohm/km
Gross armour wire area (min) sq.rnrn
08
08
125
15
08
08
125
16
10
08
16
17
10
08
16
18
10
08
16
19
1 2
08
20
20
12
08
20
2'1
08
20
21
21
24
26
29
33
21
750
175
21
1050
175
24
1400
200
25
1750
250
29
2300
250
38
37
35
43
25
62
23
70
ohm/km
1-15
727
524
ohm/km
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
mV/A/m
146
'260
927
'251
079
931
668
Approximate overall diameter
Armoured
Cable
I
Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Maximum
resistance of
conductor
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90' C
Voltage drop
Unarmoured
Cable
Sustained current
rating (based on
the standard
conditions on
page 2).
laid direct
in singleway ducts
in air
laid direct
in singleway ducts
in air
Armoured
Cable
082
246
078
240
300
22
34
3250
300
23
38
4050
350
25
43
5250
350
26
47
12
22
14
08
2'5
24
14
08
25
2 5
36
39
45
49
33
3150
300
35
3750
300
38
4450
350
43
5750
400
48
7150
400
20
14
80
114
13
126
1 2
139
82
196
387
268
193
153
'124
0991
0754
0601
493
244
077
'500
1 00
342
241
076
351
702
254
196
231
073
210
420
159
233
074
'176
352
128
233
074
0988
231
073
'123
246
0799
232
073
264
528
it
120
150
1214161718
148
6500
400
I
'
26
53
52
8550
450
73
67
218
239
228
072
108
216
1 86
amp
120
160
195
230
290
355
395
445
510
590
670
amp
amp
105
105
135
140
160
175
195
210
240
290
335
335
385
380
265
435
425
500
490
600
570
690
amp
140
180
215
255
315
380
430
480
540
630
700
"amp
amp
115
120
145
160
175
200
210
240
260
300
310
375
355
430
400
455
570
520
490
670
590
770
219
98
56
304
13'6
385
172
99
473
211
122
593
265
153
> 60
349
201
437
252
72
32
110
28
132
59
34
188
84
18
119
53
31
208
93
54
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
51
22
81
11 2
152
36
50
68
13
20
29
39
'Armoured
Cable

current rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
ItA
ItA
40
1 8
40
63
28
kA
10
65
29
17
conductors
Short-circuit current ratinga based on:
Symmetrical. conductor temperature rise. 9O'C to 250C.
Earth fault. armour temperature rise. 8S'C to 2ooC.
18
10
16
78
49
48
2 5
674
1 35
296
16
08
146
292
Maximum
symmetrical
short-circuit
current rating
'Circular
95
185
'Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Note':
D.C. at
20'C
A.C. at
90'C
70
>60
226
10,1
58
ABX
CABLES
Three-core 600/1000 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductors

sq.mm
mm
16
07
25
09
35
09
50
10
70
1-1
95
1-1
120
1 2
150
14
185
16
240
17
300
18
18
22
1250
200
18
25
1650
200
19
29
2300
250
2'0
33
3100
300
21
37
3900
300
2,2
40
4750
350
24
45
5950
400
26
51
7750
450
27
55
9600
450
10
08
16
19
12
08
20
21
12
08
20
22
14
08
25
23
14
08
2 5
2'4
1 4
08
25
26
16
08
2 5
27
UnarmoureCl
Cable
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
18
20
650
175
18
23
1000
200
Armoured
Cable
Extruded
mm
Thickness of
bedding
Lapped
mm
mm
mm
Approx. overall
Extruded
mm
diameter
bedding
Lapped
mm
bedding
kg/km
mm
ohm/km
at 20'C
Gross armour wire area (min) sq.mm
08
08
, 25
'0
08
16
'6
',0
08
, 6
17
'B
10
08
16
1 ,8
22
27
26
29
33
38
42
47
51
22
'000
200
27
'550
250
26
1900
250
29
2350
250
33
3150
300
37
4300
350
41
5200
350
46
6600
400
50
7950
450
36
23
70
20
18
13
1-1
0'63
79
91
130
143
078
201
071
39
25
63
223
250
ohm/km
115
727
524
387
268
193
153
124
0991
0754
0601
ohm/km
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
mV/A/m
146
260
082
1 46
253
927
251
079
931
1 61
668
246
078
674
1 17
493
244
077
500
866
342
241
076
351
608
246
232
073
264
457
196
231
073
210
364
'159
233
074
'176
305
128
233
074
148
256
0988
231
073
'123
213
0799
228
072
108
187
amp
110
145
175
210
260
305
355
400
450
530
590
amp
amp
90
100
120
130
145
160
170
195
210
250
255
305
295
355
325
415
375
470
435
560
500
650
amp
115
150
180
215
265
315
360
405
460
530
590
amp
amp
94
105
125
140
150
170
175
205
215
260
260
320
300
370
335
430
380
490
440
580
495
660
473
2,.,
593
265
153
>60
349
201
>60
437
252
224
100
58
253
113
65
Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
D.C. at
20"C
A.C. at
90'C
Maximum
resistance of
conductor
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90C
Voltage drop
Unarmoured
Cable
Sustained current
rating (based on
the standard
conditions on
page 2).
Armoured
Cable
laid direct
in singleway ducts
in air
G~~ct
in sing e-
in air
'Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Maximum
Symmetrical
short-circuit
current rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
5'1
22
1 3
81
36
20
112
50
29
152
68
39
219
98
56
30'4
13'6
78
385
172
99
'Armoured
Cable

current rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
43
19
11
60
27
65
29
17
78
35
20
92
41
24
130
58
33
143
64
37
'Circular
conductors
Note 1: Short<ireuit
cumtnt ratings based on:
Symmetrical. conductor temperature rise. 9O'C to 2S0C.
Earth fault. armour temperature rise. 85'C to 200C.
i-s
122
201
90
52
I
I
57
I
I
62
56
60
10000,12050
500
500
I
058
274
277
124
72
25 kvA
AEI power
cables
Four-core 600/1000 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductors

Nominal
Area of Conductor
sq.mm
mm
16
07
25
09
35
09
50
1 0
70
1 1
95
11
120
12
150
1 4
185
16
240
17
300
18
Unarmoured
Cable
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
18
21
850
175
1 8
26
1250
250
18
28
1650
250
18
29
2150
250
20
33
3050
300
21
38
4100
350
22
42
5150
350
24
47
6300
400
26
52
7900
450
28
59
10300
500
30
64
12800
550
Armoured
Cable
Extruded
mm
Thickness of
mm
Lapped
bedding
mm
mm
Extruded
Approx. overall
bedding
mm
diameter
Lapped
mm
bedding
kg/km
mm
ohm/km
at 20 C
Gross armour wire area (min) sq.mm
08
08
125
16
10
08
16
17
10
08
16
18
10
08
16
1 9
12
08
20
21
12
08
20
22
14
08
25
23
14
08
25
2-4
14
08
25
26
1 6
08
25
27
1 6
08
25
29
24
30
29
33
39
43
49
53
58
65
71
24
1250
200
29
1900
250
29
2350
250
33
3000
300
38
4250
350
42
5450
350
47
7050
400
52
8400
450
57
10200
500
63
12850
550
69
15600
600
32
45
23
71
20
80
18
90
12
133
1-1
149
76
210
68
232
61
258
54
289
ohm/km
115
727
524
387
268
193
'153
124
0991
"0754
0601
ohm/km
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
mV/A/m
146
260
082
146
253
927
251
079
931
1 61
668
246
078
674
1 17
493
244
077
500
866
342
241
076
351
~'08
246
232
073
264
457
196
231
073
210
364
159
233
074
176
305
128
233
074
148
256
l0988
231
'073
"123
213
0799
228
072
108
187
amp
110
145
175
210
260
305
355
400
450
530
590
amp
amp
90
100
120
130
145
160
170
195
210
250
255
305
295
355
325
415
375
470
435
560
500
650
--
Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Unarmoured
Cable
Armoured
Cable
Maximum
resista nce of
conductor
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90'C
Voltage drop
Sustained current
rating (based on
the standard
conditions on
page 2).
~
'Unarrnoured
or Armoured
Cable
'Armoured
Cable
I
"Circular
D.C. at
20'C
A.C. at
90 C
Maximum
symmetrical
short-circuit
current rating
current rating
laid direct
In singleway ducts
in air
49
319
+aid direct
in singleducts
amp
115
150
180
215
265
315
360
405
460
530
590
amp
94
125
150
175
215
260
300
335
380
440
495
in air
amp
105
140
170
205
260
320
370
430
490
580
r
660
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
5'1
22
13
81
36
20
112
50
29
152
68
39
219
98
56
304
13678
385
172
99
473
21-1
122
593
265
153
>60
349
201
>60
437
252
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
45
20
12
65
29
17
74
33
19
92
41
24
132
59
34
148
66
38
208
93
54
230
103
59
255
114
66
295
132
76
324
145
84
conductors
Note 1: Short-circuit
current rating. based on:
Symmetrical,
conductor temperature
rise, 9O'C to 250'C.
Earth fault, armour temperature
rise, 85'C to 200' C
------
AE:J:
CABLES
Four-core 600/1000 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductors

(3 Phase -'- Reduced Neutral)
Nominal
Area
Conductor
Unarmoured
Cable
Armoured
Cable
Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Phase
Ne~tral
so.mm
sq.rnrn
"25
16
35
16
50
25
70
35
95
50
120
70
150
70
185
95
240
120
300
150
300
185
Phase
Thickness of
Insulation
Neutral
mm
mm
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
09
07
1 8
25
1200
200
09
07
18
27
1450
250
1 0
09
18
28
1950
250
1-1
0:9
19
32
2750
300
1-1
10
20
36
3650
300
1 2
1-1
22
41
4700
350
14
11
23
44
5550
400
1 6
1 1
24
49
6700
400
17
12
26
56
9100
450
1 8
1 4
28
61
11250
500
1 8
16
29
63
11700
550
10
08
16
17
10
08
16
, 8
10
08
16
19
1 2
08
20
20
12
08
20
21
12
08
20
22
14
08
25
24
'4
08
25
25
'6
08
25
26
1 6
08
25
28
16
08
25
28
29
28
32
37
41
46
51
56
62
68
69
28
1800
250
28
2150
250
32
2750
300
37
3850
300
41
4950
350
45
6150
400
50
7550
400
55
9200
450
61
11550
500
66
14000
550
67
14450
550
23
71
2.1
77
1.8
88
1.3
129
'.1
147
96
165
.71
224
63
252
56
280
.52
49
308
327
ohm/km
727
524
387
268
.193
153
124
0991
0754
0601
0601
ohm/km
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
mVIAlm
927
251
079
931
1.61
668
246
078
674
1.17
493
244
077
500
.866
342
241
076
351
.608
.246
232
073
264
.457
196
231
073
210
.364
159
233
074
176
305
128
233
074
148
.256
0988
231
073
123
213
0799
228
072
108
.187
0799
228
072
108
.187
amp
145
175
210
260
305
355
400
450
530
590
590
amp
amp
120
130
145
160
170
195
210
250
255
305
295
355
325
415
375
470
435
560
500
650
500
650
amp
150
180
215
265
315
360
405
460
530
590
590
amp
amp
125
140
150
170
175
205
215
260
260
320
300
370
335
430
380
490
440
580
495
660
495
660
of
Extruded
mm
Thickness of
Lapped
mm
bedding
mm
mm
Approx. overall
Extruded
mm
bedding
diameter
Lapped
bedding
mm
kg/km
mm
ohm/km
at 20C
Gross armour wire area (mini sq.mrn
Maximum
resistance of phase
conductor
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90C
Voltage drop
Unarmoured
Cable
Sustained current
rating (based on
the standard
conditions
on
page 2).
D.C. at
20C
A.C. at
90'C
laid direct
in singleway ducts
In air
laid direct
in singleway ducts
in air
Armoured
Cable
t-----.
'Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Maximum
symmetrical
short-circuit
current rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
81
36
20
112
50
2'9
152
68
39
219
98
56
304
136
7'8
385
172
99
473
211
122
593
265
153
>60
349
201
>60
437
25'2
>60
437
252
'Armoured
Cable
Maximum eanhfault Ihon-circuit

current rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
65
29
17
72
32
18
85
38
22
127
57
33
143
64
37
161
72
42
224
100
58
248
111
64
277
124
72
306
137
79
311
139
80
Circular
conductors
current ratings based on:
Symmetrical.
rise. 9O'C to 2S0C.
Earth fault. armour temperature
rise. 8S'C to 2ooC.
AEI power
cables
Single-core 600/1000 V Cable with Solid Aluminium Conductor

Nominal
Area of Conductor
Unarmoured
Cable
,
I
I
Thickness
Armoured
Cable
Extruded
Lapped
of bedding

Armour Strip
thickness
width
50
10
70
1 1
95
11
120
1 2
150
1 4
185
1 6
240
17
300
1 8
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
1 4
14
250
125
14
16
350
150
1 5
18
450
150
1 5
19
500
175
1 6
22
650
200
16
24
750
200
1 7
26
1 8
29
950
250
,'200
250
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
ohm/km
ohm/km
sq.mm
sq.mm
08
08
09
06
2-4
15
17
17
350
16
16
350
150
1 4
18
23
17
08
08
1 25
06
24
15
20
20
500
18
18
450
175
84
16
08
08
1 25
06
24
16
23
23
700
22
22
650
200
68
13
47
23
10
08
1 '6
06
24
17
26
26
900
24
24
750
250
48
1 1
1 0
08
16
06
2-4
18
28
28
1100
26
26
950
250
43
.97
10
0
08
08
16
1 6
10
1 0
36
, 36
19
1'8
31
34
31
33
1300
1550
30
32
29
32
1200
1450
250
300
39 I 36
.51
46
39
19
08
08
1 25
06
2'4
1 6
21
21
600
20
20
550
175
76
14
43
22
68
28
75
31
84
60
92
66
ohm/km
ohm/km
641
821
443
568
320
409
253
324
206
264
164
210
125
160
100
129
267
084
226
391
261
082
180
258
082
153
265
l'I
Approx. overall diameter
(wire)
Apprcxrrnate overall diameter
(stnp)
Approxrrnate cable weight
Maximum resistance of
armour at 20'C
Gross armour area (minl
Gross armour area (minl
aluminium
aluminium
aluminium
aluminium
Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Maximum
conductor
D.C. at 20'C
"A.C. at 90eC
Unarmoured
Cable
'Inductance
'Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90C
'Voltage drop
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
mV/A/m
295
093
826
1 431
284
090
575
274
087
418
269
085
335
996
724
580
'269
085
277
480
"Inductance
"Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90'C
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
339
107
828
331
104
577
317
100
421
308
097
338
<310
098
282
305
096
231
295
093
185
'Voltage
mV/A/m
1 434
999
729
585
488
400
320
289
091
158
274
490
496
580
I
I
I
I,
sq.mm
mm
I
Armoured
Cable
Extruded bedding
Lapped bedding
Extruded bedding
Lapped bedding
resistance of
wire
strip
wire
strip
drop
312
Unarmoured
Cable
laid direct
in single-way
in air
oSustained Current rating

(based on the standard
conditions on page 2).
laid direct
in single-way
in air
'Armoured
Cable
Maximum symmetrical
circuit current rating
short-
12Armoured
Cable
Maxirnurn earth-fault shortCifCUlt current rating for 1 0 sec
'Cables
in touching
trefoil
arrangement.
ecabtes
in touching
trefoil
or trefoil
Note:
1 Ratings for armoured
amp
amp
amp
175
180
165
215
220
215
?60
260
265
295
295
310
330
325
360
370
370
420
430
435
495
ducts
amp
amp
amp
175
180
170
220
220
215
260
260
265
295
295
310
330
330
355
375
365
410
435
410
495
490
455
570
kA
kA
kA
94
42
24
137
61
35
190
85
49
240
107
62
295
132
76
370
165
95
487
21 7
125
>60
273
157
kA
kA
18
16
30
17
34
19
39
22
54
24
59
27
66
51
72
57
for 02 sec
for 1 0 sec
for 30 sec
12unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
ducts
aluminium
aluminium
wire
strip
ducts.
cables assume
armour
is bonded
Symmetrical.
rise. SO'C to 250C.
Earth fault. armour temperature
rise. 85'C to 200C.
at both ends of route.
.-
AB%
CABLES
Twin-core 600/1000 V Cable with Solid Aluminium Conductors
,., , ,

sq.mm
mm
16
25
09
35
09
50
, 0
70
95
07
Unarmoured
Cable
Approxrrnate overall diameter
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
18
18
250
150
18
17
350
150
, 8
18
400
150
18
20
500
175
, 8
23
700
200
, 9
26
850
250
Armoured
Cable
Thickness of bedding
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
ohm/km
ohm/km
sq.mm
sq.mm
08
08
125
06
24
15
20
20
550
19
19
300
175
39
16
32
08
08
125
06
24
16
19
19
550
18
18
400
175
41
17
38
17
10
0'8
16
06
24
17
22
21
700
19
19
500
175
29
15
54
20
10
08
16
06
24
18
24
24
1100
22
22
600
200
26
13
62
23
10
08
16
10
36
19
27
27
1350
26
26
850
250
23
62
71
48
12
08
20
0
36
20
31
30
800
29
28
1100
250
16
54
100
56 I
ohm/km
ohm/km
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
rnV/A/rn
189
242
253
080
242
484
120
, 53
255
'08'
, 54
308
868
,., 1
247
078
111
222
641
822
244
077
826
1 65
443
568
241
076
574
1 15
320
410
234
074
418
836
Extruded
Lapped

Armour strip
thickness
width
Approximate overall diameter (wire)
Approximate
Approximate
Extruded bedding
Lapped bedding
cable weight
overall diameter (strip)

Maxrmurn resistance of armour at 20'C
Gross armour area (min)
Gross armour area (rninl
I
Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Unarmoured
Cable
Extruded bedding
Lapped bedding
steel wire
aluminium Strip
steel wire
aluminium strip
D.C. at 20'C
A.C. at 90'C
Maximum resistance of conductor

Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90'C
Voltage drop
Sustained Current rating (based on the
standard conditions on page 2).
Armoured
Cable
'Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Maximum symmetrical short-circuit

current rating
'Armoured
Cable
Maximum earth-fault
rating tor t-O sec
short-circuit
laid direct
in single-way
in air
ducts
amp
amp
amp
92
77
79
120
100
'05
'50
120
130
180
140
'55
225
180
200
265
220
245
laid direct
In single-way
In air
ducts
amp
amp
amp
105
85
89
135
110
120
165
130
145
195
155
175
240
195
220
285
235
270
kA
kA
kA
32
, 4
08
50
22
, 3
70
3,'
, 8
94
42
24
137
6,'
35
190
85
49
kA
kA
'4
'4
'6
14
23
',5
28
22
31
42
44
48
for 02 sec
tor t-O sec
for 30 sec
current
steel wire
aluminium
strip
'Circular conductors
Note 1; Short-circuit current ratings based on;
Symmetrgl.
conductor temperature rise. 9O'C to 250'C.
Earth fault. armour temperature rise. 85'C to 200'C.
AEI power
cables
Three-core 600/1000 V Cable with Solid Aluminium Conductors

sq.mm
mm
'16
07
25
09
35
09
50
10
70
1 1
120
12
150
14
185
16
240
17
300
18
Unarmoured
Cable
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
18
19
350
175
18
23
450
200
18
21
550
200
18
24
700
200
19
27
950
250
20
30
1250
250
21
34
1500
300
22
38
1850
350
24
42
2300
350
26
47
2900
400
27
51
3550
450
Armoured
Cable
Thickness of
Extruded
mm
bedding
Lapped
mm
mm
Armour stnp
thickness
mm
width
mm
mm
Approx. overall
Extruded
diameter (wife)
bedding
mm
Lapped
mm
bedding
kg/km
Approx. overall
Extruded
diameter (Strip)
bedding
mm
Lapped
bedding
mm
Aporoximate cable weight
kg/km
mm
Max.mum
steel
resistance of
wire
ohm/km
armour at 20' C
aluminium
strip
ohm/km
steel wire
sq.mm
08
08
125
06
24
16
10
08
16
06
24
17
10
08
16
06
24
18
10
08
16
06
24
18
10
08
16
10
36
19
12
08
20
10
36
21
12
08
20
14
48
22
14
08
25
14
48
23
14
08
2'5
14
48
2'4
14
08
25
14
48
26
16
08
2 5
18
64
27
21
23
25
28
31
36
39
44
48
53
58
21
650
23
1000
24
1150
27
1400
31
1700
35
2300
38
2700
43
3500
47
4100
52
4950
56
5800
20
21
22
26
30
34
38
42
46
51
56
20
400
175
21
550
200
22
650
200
25
800
250
30
1150
250
33
1500
300
37
1900
350
41
2250
400
45
2750
400
50
3400
450
55
4250
500
39
27
2'5
22
19
13
12
86
76
69
63
15
14
12
11
51
44
30
27
24
21
15
37
59
65
73
84
120
132
186
207
230
253
sq.rnrn
17
21
25
27
59
68
101
112
126
144
202
ohm/km
189
120
868
641
443
320
253
206
164
125
100
ohm/km
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
mV/A/m
242
253
'080
242
419
153
255
081
154
267
111
247
078
1 11
1 93
822
244
077
826
143
568
241
076
574
994
411
'234
074
418
723
325
233
074
334
579
265
235
074
276
478
211
236
'075
225
390
162
233
074
179
310
130
231
073
150
260

aluminium strip
Maximum
Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
resistance of
conductor
Unarmoured
I Cable
Armoured
Cable
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90' C
Voltage drop
Sustained current
rating (based on
the standard
conditions on
page 2).
D.C. at
20'C
A.C. at
90'C
95
laid direct
in singleway ducts
in air
amp
86
110
135
165
195
240
270
305
345
405
455
amp
amp
70
74
92
100
105
120
130
155
165
185
195
230
230
270
250
310
290
360
335
425
385
495
laid direct
in singleway ducts
in a,ir
amp
89
115
135
165
200
240
275
310
350
410
460
amp
amp
72
77
94
105
110
125
135
155
165
195
200
235
230
280
255
320
295
370
340
440
385
510
'Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Maximum
symmetrical
short-circuit
current rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
32
1 4
08
50
22
13
70
31
18
94
42
24
137
6'1
'35
190
85
49
240
107
62
295
132
76
370
165
95
487
217
125
>60
273
157
'Armoured
Cable
Maxrmurn earthfault short-circuit

current rating for
10 sec
steel wire
aluminium
strip
kA
14
22
27
32
37
53
59
82
93
103
113
kA
14
16
19
27
51
57
89
99
110
126
182
'Circular
conductors

Earth fault. armour temperature rise. 85'C to 200C.
10
.AEX
CABLES
Four-core 600/1000 V Cable with Solid Aluminium Conductors

Unarmoured
Cable
07
25
09
35
09
50
10
70
11
95
11
120
12
150
14
185
1 6
240
1 7
300
18
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
18
20
400
175
18
22
550
200
1 8
24
700
250
18
27
900
250
20
31
1200
250
21
35
1600
300
22
41
1950
350
24
46
2400
400
26
51
3000
450
28
57
3800
500
30
63
4700
550
Thickness of
Extruded
mm
bedding
Lapped
mm
mm
Armour strip
thickness
mm
width
mm
mm
Approx. overall
Extruded
diameter (wire)
bedding
mm
Lapped
mm
bedding
kg/km
Approx. overall
Extruded
diameter (strip)
bedding
mm
Lapped
bedding
mm
Acoroxrrnate cable weight
kg/km
mm
Maxl~um
steel
resistance of
wire
ohm/km
armour at 20 C
aluminium
strip
ohm/km
08
08
125
06
24
16
10
08
1 6
06
24
17
10
08
16
06
24
1 8
10
08
1 6
10
36
19
1 2
08
20
10
36
21
12
08
20
14
48
22
14
08
25
14
48
23
14
08
25
14
48
24
14
08
25
14
48
26
16
08
2 5
18
64
27
1 6
08
25
18
64
29
23
25
27
31
37
40
45
49
54
60
66
23
800
25
1150
27
1350
31
1650
36
2350
39
2850
44
3700
48
4300
53
5100
59
6150
65
7200
21
23
25
30
34
39
43
47
52
59
64
21
450
200
23
650
200
25
800
250
29
1100
250
34
1500
300
38
2000
350
42
2400
400
46
2850
400
51
3500
450
57
4500
500
63
5450
550 '
34
24
22
19
13
12
82
74
66
59
54
13
12
11
51
44
28
25
23
20
14
13
203
220
243
274
300
121
131
151
216
233
! Thickness
of Oversheath
Armoured
Cable
" 6
sq.mm
42
67
73
85
126
141

aluminium strip
sq.mm
20
25
27
59
68
108
ohm/km
189
120
868
641
443
320
253
206
164
125
.100
ohm/km
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
mV/A/m
2-42
253
080
242
419
153
255
081
154
267
,., 1
822
244
077
826
568
241
076
574
411
234
074
418
265
235
074
276
211
236
075
225
1 93
1 43
994
325
233
074
334
579
478
390
162
233
074
179
310
130
231
073
150
260
amp
86
110
135
165
195
240
270
305
345
405
455
amp
amp
70
74
92
100
105
120
130
155
165
185
195
230
230
270
250
310
290
360
335
425
385
495
amp
89
115
135
165
200
240
275
310
350
410
460
amp
amp
72
77
94
105
110
125
135
155
165
195
200
235
230
280
255
320
295
370
340
440
385
510
D.C. at
20C
A.C. at
90'C
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90'C
Voltage drop
Sustained current
rating (based on
the standard
conditions on
page 2).
Armoured
Cable
laid direct
in singleway ducts
in air
laid direct
in singleway ducts
in air
247
078
,., 1
723
'Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Maximum
symmetrical
short-circuit
current rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
32
14
08
50
22
13
70
31
18
94
42
24
13'7
61
35
190
85
49
240
107
62
295
132
76
370
165
95
487
217
125
>60
273
157
'Armoured
Caole
Maxrrnurn earthfault short-circuit

current rating
for 10 sec
steel wire
aluminium
strip
kA
14
22
30
36
55
61
85
95
106
119
13-0
kA
14
19
20
42
59
85
105
116
132
192
210
'Circular
I
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Gross armour area (m in)

steel wire
Maximum
resistance of
conductor
Unarmoured
or Armoured
Cable
Unarmoured
Cable
sq.mm
mm
conductors
Not. t: Short-circuit

Earth fault, armour temperature rise, 8s'C to 200C.
11
AEI power
cables
Single-core 1900/3300 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductor

50
2'0
70
20
95
2'0
120
20
150
20
185
20
240
20
300
20
400
20
500
22
630
24
mm
mm
mm
mm
08
08
125
16
08
08
1 ,25
16
08
08
1 25
1 6
10
08
16
17
10
C'8
16
17
10
08
1 6
18
10
08
16
18
10
08
16
19
12
08
20
20
12
08
20
2'1
12
08
20
22
mm
21
23
25
28
29
31
34
36
40
44
51
mm
kg/km
21
850
23
1050
25
1350
27
1700
29
2000
31
2400
33
3000
36
3650
40
4600
43
5700
50
7250
mm
ohm/km
at 20'C
Gross armour wire area (min) sq.rnrn
175
200
200
250
250
250
300
300
350
400
450
,76
43
68
48
62
53
43
75
41
81
37
87
35
96
31
105
23
145
20
161
18
180

sq. mm
mm
Thickness of
Extruded
Lapped
bedding
Extruded
bedding
Lapped
bedding
cable weight
Approx. overall
diameter
Approximate
Maximum
resistance of
conductor
"Inductance
"Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90'C
'Voltage
drop
<;6' Sustained Current

rating (based on
the standard
conditions on
page 2).
D.C. at
ohm/km
20'C
"A.C. at
ohm/km
90C
387
268
193
153
124
0991
0754
0601
0470
0366
0283
493
341
246
196
159
128
0981
0792
0630
0505
0407
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
mV/A/m
364
'115
'506
876
'343
'108
357
618
327
103
267
462
,319
101
220
381
310
098
187
324
301
095
159
275
291
092
134
232
283
089
274
087
2E8
085
119
206
280
'088
108
187
101
175
095
165
amp
225
275
325
370
415
465
530
590
660
720
790
amp
amp
220
245
270
305
315
370
345
430
380
490
420
560
470
660
510
750
540
860
580
960
630
1080
laid direct
in singleway ducts
in air
'Maximum
symmetrical
short-circuit
current rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
152
68
39
219
98
56
304
13'6
78
385
172
99
473
211
122
593
265
153
>60
349
201
>60
437
252
>60
559
323
> 60
>60
407
>60
>60
526
'Maximum earthfault short-crrcurt

current rating
fer 02 sec
for 1 0 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
76
34
20
87
39
23
96
43
25
132
59
34
143
6,4
37
157
70
40
172
77
44
190
85
49
259
116
67
288
129
74
324
145
84
'Cables in touching
oCables In touching
Note 1 Ratings assume armour is bonded at both ends of route.

Note 2: Short-circult current ratings based on:
Symmetrical. conductor temperature rise. SO'C to 250C.
Earth fault. armour temperature rise. 8S'C to 2ooC.
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CABLES
Three-core 1900/3300 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductors

sq.mm
mm
-16
2'0
-25
20
35
20
50
20
70
20
95
20
mm
mm
mm
mm
10
08
',6
1 8
10
08
',6
18
10
08
',6
19
12
08
2'0
20
12
08
20
2,'
mm
mm
kg/km
31
31
1500
33
32
1850
32
31
2250
36
35
2950
mm
ohm/km
sq.mm
250
20
73
300
18
80
300
18
88
ohm/km
ohm/km
,.,5
146
727
927
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
326
103
147
amp
amp
amp
Nominal
Area of Conductor

Approximate
Extruded
Lapped
Extruded bedding
Lapped bedding
cable weight
120
20
150
20
185
20
240
20
300
20
12
08
20
22
14
08
25
23
14
08
25
2'4
14
08
25
25
16
08
25
26
',6
08
25
27
39
38
3700
42
41
4700
47
45
5950
49
48
6900
53
52
8150
58
56
10150
62
300
13
120
350
12
134
350
11
148
400
78
202
400
73
216
450
68
234
500
61
257
500
56
524
668
387
493
268
342
193
246
153
196
124
'159
0991
'128
0754
0988
0601
0799
306
097
933
286
090
675
275
087
502
264
083
353
255
081
267
246
078
212
241
076
177
236
075
149
231
073
123
227
072
108
115
95
110
145
120
145
175
145
175
205
175
210
255
215
265
305
255
325
345
295
380
385
330
430
435
370
495
500
425
580
560
480
660
>60
349
201
> 60
437
252
262
117
68
282
126
73
,
I
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61
12150

Maximum armour resistance at 20C
Gross armour wire area (min)
Maximum resistance
of conductor
D.C. at 20C
A.C. at 90C
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90'C
Sustained current rating
laid direct
in single-way
in air
ducts
'Maximum symmetrical
1 short-circuit current
rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
51
22
1'3
81
3'6
2'0
112
50
29
152
68
39
219
98
56
304
136
78
385
172
99
473
2,.,
122
593
265
153
Maximum earth-fault
short-circuit current
rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
51
22
13
81
36
20
82
37
21
119
53
31
132
59
34
148
66
38
201
90
52
217
97
56
230
103
59
'Circular
280
conductors

Symmetrical. conductor temperature rise, 90'C to 250'C.
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AEI power
cables
Single-core 1900/3300 V Cable with Solid Aluminium Conductor

50
20
70
20
95
20
120
20
150
20
185
20
240
20
300
20
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
08
08
1 25
0'6
24
1 6
08
08
1 25
06
24
16
08
08
125
06
24
1 6
10
08
1 6
06
24
17
1 0
08
1 6
06
24
17
1 0
08
1 6
1 0
36
18
1 0
08
1 6
10
36
18
10
08
1 6
10
36
19
Extruded bedding
Lapped bedding
mm
mm
kg/km
20
20
500
22
22
600
23
23
700
26
26
850
28
27
950
29
29
1100
32
31
1350
34
34
1550
Extruded bedding
Lapped bedding
mm
mm
kg/km
19
19
450
20
20
500
22
22
600
24
24
700
25
25
800
28
28
1050
30
30
1250
33
32
1500
mm
ohm/km
ohm/km
sq.mm
sq.mm
175
82
16
200
74
14
200
68
13
250
48
1 1
250
45
1 1
250
41
54
300
37
49
300
35
46
40
19
44
22
48
23
68
28
73
28
78
56
86
62
93
67
ohm/km
ohm/km
641
821
443
568
320
409
253
324
206
264
164
210
125
160
100
129
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
mV/A/m
375
118
829
144
353
111
579
1 00
335
'106
423
733
331
104
339
587
321
'101
282
488
311
098
232
402
314
099
188
326
291
092
158
274
amp
amp
amp
175
180
170
220
220
215
260
260
265
295
295
310
330
330
355
375
365
410
435
410
495
490
455
570
kA
kA
kA
9'4
42
24
137
61
35
190
85
49
240
107
62
295
132
76
370
165
95
487
217
125
>60
273
157
kA
kA
31
17
35
19
39
22
54
24
58
25
69
52
75
57
sq.mm
mm

Extruded
Lapped
Armour stnp
thickness
width
Approximate
(wire)
Approximate
overall diameter
cable weight
Approximate
overall diameter (Strip)
Approximate
cable weight

Maximum resistance of armour
at 20C
aluminium
aluminium
aluminium
aluminium
wire
strip
wire
strip
D.C. at 20C
A.C. at 90C
'Inductance
'Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90C
'Voltage drop
laid direct
in single-way
in air
a'Susralned current rating (based

on the standard conditions on
page 2).
for 02 sec
for 10 sec.
for 30 sec.
'Maximum symmetrical shortcircuit current rating
aluminium
aluminium
j'Maximum earth-fault shortcrrcurt current rating for 1 0 sec

'Cables in touching
JCables in touching
trefoil or trefoil
"'ote1:
Ratings assume armour
ducts
wire
strip
ducts.
is bonded at both ends of route.
"'ote 2: Short-circuit current ratings based on:

Symmetrical. conductor temperature rise, 9O'C to 250C.
Earth fault, armour temper8ture rise, 8S'C to 200C.
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,:
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CABLES
Three-core 1900/3300 V Cable with Solid Aluminium Conductors

Thickness of t./lddlng
Armour Strip
Extruded
Lapped
thickness
width
35
150
20
185
20
240
20
300
20
',4
08
25
14
48
23
, 4
08
25
14
48
24
',4
08
25
14
48
25
',6
0'8
25
18
64
26
1 6
08
25
18
64
27
sq.mm
mm
'16
20
25
20
50
20
70
20
95
20
'20
20
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
',0
08
16
06
24
1'8
',0
08
16
06
24
18
',0
08
16
',0
36
19
,,2
08
20
',0
36
20
',2
08
20
10
36
21
',2
08
20
14
48
22
20

(wire)
Extruded bedding
Lapped bedding
mm
mm
kg/km
29
29
1150
31
31
1300
30
30
1500
34
33
1900
37
36
2250
40
40
2700
44
43
3400
47
46
3800
50
49
4350
55
53
5100
59
57
5900
Approximate overall
diameter (strip)
Extruded bedding
Lapped bedding
mm
mm
kg/km
27
27
600
29
29
750
30
29
950
32
31
1100
35
34
1400
39
38
1800
42
41
2150
45
44
2450
48
47
2900
53
52
3650
57
56
4350
mm
ohm/km
ohm/km
sq.mm
sq.mm
250
21
11
69
28
250
19
90
76
34
250
19
54
82
56
300
14
49
113
62
300
13
44
125
67
350
12
28
138
108
400
84
27
188
112
400
80
24
201
126
400
72
23
216
131
450
66
15
237
202
500
61
15
257
202
ohm/km
ohm/km
189
242
120
153
868
1 11
641
822
443
'568
320
410
253
325
206
265
164
211
125
162
'100
130
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
325
103
242
305
096
1 54
291
092
,., 1
280
088
827
267
084
575
'257
081
419
251
079
335
245
077
277
240
076
225
234
074
179
230
'073
150
amp
amp
amp
86
73
82
110
93
110
135
110
130
155
130
160
195
165
200
230
195
245
265
225
285
295
250
320
335
285
370
390
330
440
440
375
510
kA
kA
kA
32
14
08
5'0
22
13
70
3'1
18
9'4
42
24
137
61
3'5
19'0
85
49
240
107
6'2
295
132
7'6
370
165
95
487
217
125
>60
273
157
kA
kA
14
14
22
22
31
31
42
42
57
59
61
85
84
99
90
",0
97
116
106
17,4
"4
182
Minimum bending radiUS

steel wire
aluminium
armour at 20'C
Gross armour area (min) steel wire
Maximum
conductor
resistance of
aluminium
strip
strip
D.C. at 20C
A.C. at 90C
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90C
laid direct
in single-way
in air
rating
for 0'2 sec

for 10 sec
for 30 sec
'Maximum earth-fault
rating for 10 sec
steel wire
aluminium
'Circular
ducts
strip
conductors

Symmetrical. conductor temperature rise. 90'C to 250'C.
15
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Specification
6.35/11
kV LinkeX Cable to IEC 502-1
Conductors
are plam annealed
copper or aluminium cornplvinq
with 85.6360.
Conductor screening IS a layer of
extruded
semi-conducting
compound having a nominal thickness
of 07 mm.
Insulation consists of cross-linked
polyethylene which is applied by
extrusion
to form a compact
homogeneous layer. The average
thickness of the insulation is not
less than 34 mm.
Core. Screen consists of a layer of
semi-conducting
compound,
a
semi-conducting tape and a metallic
layer. The metallic part will be plain
copper wires plus a counter helix of
plain copper tape for single-core
cable and plain copper tape only for
multi-core cable.
laying-Up
The screened cores of
multi-core cables are laid up with
suitable fillers to form a compact
circular assembly. A suitable binder
IS applied over the laid up cores.
Bedding consists of an extruded
layer of black PVC compound complvmq with the requirements of
Type 9 to 85.6746.
Armour
Multi-core
cables are
armoured With galvanised steel
wires.
These give the cable
strength and also act as a low resistance earth return conductor. While
single-core cables are not normally
armoured, non-magnetic armour of
ah.rrunturn wire or strip is available if
requested.
Oversheath
consists
of an
extruded layer of black PVC compound complying with the requirements of Type 9 to 85.6746.
16
Bending Radii During installation,

LinkeX cables should not be bent to
a radius smaller than that given In
the appropriate table.
Dimensions and Weights given In
the tables on Pages 17-20 are
approximate.
Other Constructions
It is possible
to supply cables with constructions
other
than mentioned
above,
Indeed minor changes may be
made at any time enabling us to
maintain an economically
priced
cable, as the relative material prices
vary.
Sustained Current Ratings (50 Hz
A.C.)
Current ratings are given for the
three customary methods of installation: laid direct In ground, In ducts
or In air.
Generally, the current rating will be
reduced if there IS a variation from
the Standard conditions. The rating
for most conditions can be calculated by rnultiplvmq the sustained
current rating by the factor(s) given
In the appropriate
adjustment
tablets) on Pages 26-29.
Standard Conditions
The following conditions have been
used to calculate the current ratings
given in the tables:
Thermal resistivity
of soil (g).
12C mM/
Standard ground
temperature
15'C
Ambient air
temperature
= 25'C
Maximum
conductor
temperature"
= 90'C
Depth of burial, from ground surface to centre of cable, centre of
duct or to centre of trefoil group of
cables or ducts
= OS m
Bonding Screens will normally be

earthed at the terminations.
Overload Conditions
Cross-linked polyethylene cables
can, without
undue detriment.
safely operate at an Increased conductor temperature of 130'C subjeer to a maximum aggregate period
of 36 hours per annum.
The permissible
current
rating
under overload conditions IS given
by multiplying the sustained current
rating by the factor given In the
appropriate adjustment table on
Pages 26-29.
Short-Circuit
Current
Ratings
In addition to the normal sustained

current ratings, consideration must
also be given to short-Circuit ratings
when selecting cable sizes. Ratings
for given durations are listed In the
tables on Pages 17-20.
Note: The following formula can be
used to obtain the value of shortcircuit current, I, in kA for any time
t secs, between
0.2 and 3.0
seconds:
II
1=-'
Vt
where I1 = short-crrcurt current In

kA for 1.0 second.
'If ~s
at. buried onthe ground and loaded "ontonuo~5IV.
consoden'tlon
should be g......, 10 the poss,bohty of local
Increase In SOil therm.t reslStMtV due to moisture migration.
m.ung
~ des,'"
to reduco lhe maximum
conductO<
opemong
lerTII)OfIItut.
10 80"<:. A conductor
eperatong
IOmperatut.
of 90"<: IS only recommended
If !he thermal
rO'lStMty of !he 5001 onlhe dry condrtlOn ISknown and " used
on the calculatoon of lhe current ratong.
pages 26-29 for vanatoons on standard condrtoons
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CABlS
Single-core 6350/11000 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductor

Nominal
Area of
Conductor
Thickness of lrrsulanon
sq.mm
mm
16
34
25
34
35
34
50
34
70
34
95
34
120
34
150
34
185
34
240
34
300
34
400
34
500
34
630
34
16
1 5
16
16
16
1 6
16
1 7
16
17
25
1 8
25
1 8
25
19
35
19
35
20
35
2'1
50
22
50
23
50
24
Nominal effective area

of copper wire screen sq.mm
mm
Approximate overall
diameter
mm
Approximate cable
weight
kg/km
Minimum bending radius mm
23
25
26
27
29
32
33
35
37
40
42
46
49
55
700
350
800
400
900
400
1100
450
1300
450
1700
500
2000
500
2300
550
2800
600
3400
600
4000
650
5000
700
6100
750
7500
850
copper wire screen
at 20C
ohm/km
,., ,., ,., ,.,
11
70
70
70
51
51
51
35
35
35
Maximum
resistance
of conductor
115
727
524
387
268
193
153
124
0991
0754
0601
0470
0366
0283
147
926
668
493
341
246
196
159
127
0980
0791
0629
0504
0410
505
158
1 48
472
'148
938
441
138
682
422
132
510
398
125
363
382
120
274
365
114
227
358
112
195
344
108
167
331
103
142
321
100
128
313
098
117
304
095
108
288
090
099
200
230
250
280
310
350
380
410
450
500
540
600
660
780
40
45
49
54
61
69
75
81
88
'98
1 07
119
131
153
amp
120
155
180
215
260
315
355
395
450
520
580
660
740
830
amp
amp
120
130
150
170
180
205
215
245
260
310
310
375
350
435
390
495
440
570
510
670
570
770
640
890
710
1020
790
1190
kA
51
81
112
152
219
304
38'~
473
593
>60
>60
>60
>60
>60
kA
22
36
50
68
98
136
172
2,.,
26'5
349
437
559
>60
>60
kA
13
20
2'9
39
56
78
99
122
153
201
25'2
32'3.
407
526
kA
47
47
47
47
47
74
74
74
103
103
103
150
150
150
kA
21
21
21
21
21
33
33
33
46
46
46
67
67
67
kA
12
12
12
12
12
19
19
19
27
27
27
39
39
39
'Inductaece
'Reactance
Impedance
D.C. at
20C ohm/km
A.C. at
ohm/km
90'C
mH/km
at 50 Hz ohm/km
at 9O'C
ohm/km
Maximum
micro F/km
Capacitance
Max. charging current
at normal voltage
and frequency
amp/km
aSustained
current rating
(based on
standard
conditions on
page 16).
laid
direct
in singleway
ducts
in air
'Maximum
symmetrical
short-circuit
current
rating
for 02
sec
for 10
sec
for 30
sec
'Maximum
earth-fault
short-circuit
current
rating
for 02
sec
for 10
sec
for 30
sec
'Cables
in touching
eCables in touching
trftoil
.n.ngement.
trefoil Of trefoil ducts.
Not. 1: Short-circuit
current rating. baNd on:

Symmetrical,
riM, 9O'C to 250C.
Earth fault. copper wire screen temperature
riM, 85'C to 200C.
17
Three-core 6350/11000 V Cable with .Stranded Copper Conductors
Thickness of copper screen tape

Thickness of extruded bedding
1 Armour wire diameter
I Approximate cable weight
Maximum armour resistance at 20-C
sq.mm
mm
Maximum resistance
of conducror
D.C. at 20'C
A.C. at 90~C
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90'e
Maximum capacitance
Maximum charging current at normal
voltage and frequency
25
3-4
35
34
50
34
10
34
95
34
120
34
150
34
185
34
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
ohm/km
016
12
20
23
50
3700
600
87
'076
13
25
25
54
076
13
25
25
56
4800
650
65
15300
700
61
076
14
25
26
59
6000
750
58
076
14
25
28
64
7000
800
54
076
15
25
29
68
8200
850
51
076
16
25
30
72
9400
900
48
076
16
2'5
31
75
10500
900
45
076
17
25
32
79
12100
950
43
ohm/km
ohm/km
115
1 46
721
927
524
668
381
493
268
342
193
246
153
196
124
159
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
449
141
146
418
131
936
390
122
619
372
116
506
351
110
359
334
104
261
319
'100
220
310
097
186
300
'094
158
289
090
133
280
087
117
micro F/km
200
230
250
280
310
350
380
410
450
500
540
amp/km
40
45
49
54
61
69
75
81
88
98
107
kW/km
01
02
03
05
09
14
20
27
35
62
82
110
240
34
300
34
076 1076
18 I 19
3'1513'15
3'4
3'6
87
92
15400 17900
1050
1150
31 I 29
145
120
145
170
145
175
200
170
210
245
210
260
295
250
320
335
280
365
375
315
415
420
365
470
485
420
560
540
465
630
for 02 sec
for 1 0 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
51
22
1 3
8'1
36
20
112
5'0
29
152
68
39
21 9
98
56
304
136
78
385
172
99
473
21-1
122
593
265
153
> 60
349
201
> 60
437
252
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
51
22
13
81
36
112
356
159
92
376
168
97
398
178
29
219
98
56
304
20
152
68
39
548
245
141
584
261
151
rating
rating
0991 1'07541'0601
127
0981
0792
94
110
laid direct
in single-way
in air
amp
amp
amp

(based on standard
conditions on page 16)
Armour loss at 50 Hz and

at maximum current rating laid direct
ducts

Symmetrical. conductor temperature rise. 90C to 250C.
Earth fault. steel wire armour temperature rise. 75C to 200C.
18
16
34

Thickness of lnsulanon
50
136
78
103
.AE%
CABLES
Single-core 6350/11000 V Cable with Stranded Aluminium Conductor

Nominal Area of
Conductor
sq.mm
mm
16
34
25
34
35
34
50
34
70
34
95
34
120
34
150
34
185
3-4
240
34
300
34
400
34
500
34
630
34
16
15
16
16
16
16
16
17
16
17
25
1 8
25
18
25
19
35
19
35
20
35
21
50
22
50
23
50
24
Nominal effective area of

copper wire
sq.mm
screen
mm
Approximate overall
mm
diameter
Approximate cable
weight
kg/km
Minimum bending radius mm
23
25
26
27
29
32
33
35
37
40
42
46
49
55
600
350
600
400
700
400
800
450
900
450
1100
500
1200
500
1300
550
1600
600
1800
600
2100
650
2600
700
3000
750
3500
850
Maximum resistance
of copper wire
screen at 20C
1 1
1 1
,.,
tt
,.,
70
70
70
51
51
51
35
35
35
ohm/km
D.C. at
20'C
ohm/km
"A.C. at
90-C ohm/km
191
120
868
641
443
320
2S3
206
164
125
100
0778
0605
0469
242
1S4
111
821
S69
409
324
264
211
160
129
102
0799
0633
mH/km
"Inductance
"Reactance at 50 Hz ohm/km
ohm/km
Impedance at 90'C
505
158
243
472
148
1 55
441
'138
1 12
422
132
832
398
125
583
382
120
426
365
114
344
'358
112
287
344
108
237
331
103
190
321
100
163
,313
098
141
304
095
124
288
090
1 0
200
230
250
280
310
350
380
410
450
500
540
600
660
780
40
45
49
54
61
69
75
81
88
98
107
1 19
1 31
153
amp
92
115
140
165
200
240
275
305
345
400
450
520
590
670
amp
amp
91
98
115
130
140
155
165
185
200
235
240
285
270
330
300
375
340
430
395
510
445
585
510
710
570
810
650
960
kA
32
52
72
97
141
195
247
303
381
501
> 60
> 60
> 60
>60
kA
14
23
32
43
63
87
110
135
170
224
281
359
453
585
kA
0'8
13
18
25
36
50
63
78
98
129
162
207
261
337
kA
32
47
47
47
47
74
74
74
103
103
103
1S0
1S0
150
kA
14
21
21
21
21
33
33
33
46
46
46
67
67
67
kA
08
12
12
12
12
19
19
19
27
27
27
39
39
39
Maximum
resistance
of conductor
Maximum
micro F/km
Capacitance
Max. charging current
at normal voltage
and frequency
amp/km
e.Sustainsd
current rating
(based on
standard
conditions on
page 16).
laid
direct
in singleway
ducts
In air
'Maximum
for 02
sec
for 10
sec
for 30
sec
symmetrical
short-circuit
current
rating
'Maximum
for 02
earth-fault
short-Circuit
current
rating
sec
for 10
sec
for 30
sec
'Cables in touching
0Cables in touching
Note 1: Short-CIrcuit current ratings based on:

Symmetrical. conductor temperature rise. 90'C to 2S0C.
Earth fault. copper wire screen temperature rise. 8S'C to 160C.
19
\EI power
cables
Ihree-core
6350/11000 V Cable with Stranded Aluminium Conductors

sq.mrn
mm
16
34
25
34
35
34
50
34
70
34
95
34
120
34
150
34
185
34
240
34
300
34
Thickness of
Thickness of
Armour wire
Thickness of
Approximate
Approximate
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
kg/km
076
1 2
20
23
50
3400
076
1 3
25
25
54
4300
076
1 3
25
25
56
4600
076
1 4
25
26
59
5100
076
1 4
25
28
64
5700
076
1 5
25
29
68
6400
076
1 6
25
30
72
7100
076
16
25
31
75
7700
076
17
25
32
79
8500
076
18
315
34
87
10800
076
1 9
315
36
92
12100

Maxrmurn armour resistance 20'C
mm
ohm/km
600
87
650
65
700
61
750
58
800
54
850
51
900
48
900
45
950
43
1050
31
Maximum resistance
of conductor
ohm/km
ohm/km
1 91
242
1 20
1 53
867
111
641
822
443
568
320
410
253
325
206
264
164
211
125
161
100
130
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
449
141
242
'418
131
153
390
122
,., 1
372
116
830
351
110
578
334
104
422
319
100
340
310
'097
281
300
094
230
289
090
184
280
087
156
200
230
250
280
310
350
380
410
450
500
540
amp/km
40
45
49
54
61
69
75
81
88
98
107
kW/km
01
01
02
03
05
08
1 2
1 6
2'1
36
51
amp
amp
amp
86
73
86
"0
93
110
130
110
135
155
130
160
190
160
200
225
190
240
260
215
280
290
245
315
325
275
360
370
325
425
425
365
485
> 60
281
162
copper screen tape

extruded bedding
diameter
oversheath
overall diameter
cable weight
D.C. at 20'C
A.C. at 90'C
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90C
Maximum capacitance
micro Flkm
Armour loss at 50 Hz and

at maximum laid direct current rating
1150
29

laid direct
in single-way
in air
rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
32
1 4
08
52
23
1 3
72
32
1 8
97
43
25
141
63
36
195
87
50
247
110
63
303
135
78
381
170
98
501
224
129
sbort-clrcuit current
rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
32
14
08
52
23
13
72
32
1 8
97
43
25
. 141
63
36
195
87
50
247
",0
63
303
13 5
78
38 1
170
98
501
584
224
261
129 I 151
ducts

Symmetrical. conductor temperature rise. 90'C to 250C.
Earth fault. steel wire armour temperature rise. 75'C to 200C.
20
A'BT
CABlfS
Specification
19/33
kV LinkeX Cable to IEC 502-1
Conductors
are plain annealed
copper or alur-uruurn cornplvinq
with 8S.6360.
Conductor screening IS a layer of
extruded semi-conducting
compound having a nominal thickness
of 07 mm.
Insulation consists of cross-linked
polyethylene which is applied by
extrusion
to form a compact
homogeneous layer. The average
thickness of the insulation is not
less than 80 mm.
Bending Radii During Installation,

lInkeX cables should not be bent to
a radius smaller than that given In
the appropriate table.
Dimensions and Weights given in
the tables on Pages 22-25 are
approximate.
Other Constructions
It is possible
to supply cables with constructions
other
than mentioned
above,
Indeed minor changes may be
made at any time enabling us to
maintain an economically
priced
cable. as the relative material prices
vary.
Core Screen consists of a layer of

extruded semi-conducting
compound, a semi-conducting tape and
a metallic layer. The metallic part
will be plain copper wires plus a
counter helix of plain copper tape
for single-core
cable and plain
copper tape only for multi-core
cable.
Sustained Current Ratings (50 Hz

A.C.)
Current ratings are given for the
three customary methods of installation: laid direct In ground. in ducts
or in air.
Laying-Up The screened cores of

multi-core cables are laid up with
SUitable fillers to form a compact
Circular assembly. A suitable binder
IS applied over the laid up cores.
Generally. the current rating will be

reduced if there is a variation from
the Standard conditions. The rating
for most conditions can' be calculated by multiplying the sustained
current rating by the factor(s) given
In the appropriate
adjustment
table(s) on Pages 26-29.
Bedding consists of an extruded

layer of black PVC compound cornplvmq with the requirements of
Type 9 to 8S.6746.
Armour
Multi-core
cables are
armoured with galvanised steel
wires.
These give the cable
strength and also act as a low resistance earth return conductor. While
single-core cables are not normally
armoured, non-magnetic armour of
aluminium wire or strip is available if
requested.
Oversheath
consists
of an
extruded layer of black PVC compound complying with the requirements of Type 9 to 8S.6746.
Standard Conditions
The following conditions have been
used to calculate the current ratings
given in the tables:
Thermal resistivity
of soil (g)'2C mM!
Standard ground
temperature
15C
Ambient air
temperature
= 25'C
Maximum
conductor
temperature= 90C
Depth of burial, from ground surface to centre of cable. centre of
duct or to centre of trefoil group of
cables or ducts
= 08 m
Bonding Screens will normally be

earthed at the terminations.
Overload Conditions
Cross-linked polyethylene cables
can, Without undue detriment.
safely operate at an Increased conductor temperature of 130C subject to a maximum aggregate period
of 36 hours per annum.
The perrnissrble
current
rating
under overload conditions IS given
by rnultiplvmq the sustained current
rating by the factor given In the
appropriate adjustment table on
Pages 26-29.
Short-Circuit
Current
Ratings
In addition to the normal sustained

current ratings. consideration must
also be given to short-circuit ratings
when selecting cable sizes. Ratings
for given durations are listed in the
tables on Pages 22-25.
Note: The following
used to obtain the
circuit current. I. in
t secs between
seconds:
formula can be
value of shortkA for any time
0.2 and 3.0
I.
I=,!t',
where I. = short-circuit
kA for 10 second.
current In
,f cables are bUried In the ground and loaded contonuously. consrderanon should be gIven to the
possrbrhrv of a local oncrease In 5011 thermal
reSIStIVIty due to morsture mIgration, makIng It
desirable to reduce the rnaxrmum conductor
operatong temperature to 80C. A conductor
operating temperature of 90C ISonly recommended
If the thermal reSISllvlty of the 5011 In the dry
condition. IS known and 15 used In the calculation
of the current ratong.
S Pages 26-29 for variations In standard conditions.
21
AEI power
cables
Single-core 19000/33000 V Cable wrth Stranded Copper Conductor

sq.mm
mm
50
80
70
80
95
80
Nominal effective area of copper wire screen

sq.mm
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
16
20
38
1600
800
16
20
40
1900
850
25
21
43
2300
950
ohm/km
11
11
ohm/km
ohm/km
387
493
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
Maximum resistance of copper wire

screen at 20=C
D.C. at 20'C
"A.C. at 90'C
Maximum resistance
of conductor
"I nductance
"Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90C
laid direct
in single-way
in air
185
80
240
80
300
80
400
80
500
80
630
80
25
21
44
2600
950
25
22
46
2900
1000
35
22
48
3500
1100
35
23
51
4100
1100
35
24
53
4800
1200
50
25
57
5900
1200
50
26
60
7000
1300
50
27
66
8600
1400
70
70
70
51
51
51
35
35
35
268
341
193
246
153
196
124
159
0991
128
0754
0976
0601
0785
0470
0623
0366
0496
0283
0400
490
153
516
462
145
371
442
138
282
423
132
236
410
'128
204
397
124
178
380
119
154
367
115
139
356
111
127
344
'108
119
325
102
110
160
170
'190
200
220
230
250
270
300
330
380
90
100
HO
1-18
126
135
1-48
161
175
191
220
amp
amp
amp
215
215
260
265
260
320
315
310
390
355
355
450
400
395
510
450
445
590
520
520
690
590
580
790
670
660
910
750
750
1040
860
850
1210
micro F/km
Maximum capacitance
0SlIstained current rating
(based on standard
150
80
amp/km
ducts
120
80 .
rating
for 02 sec
for 1 0 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
152
68
39
219
98
56
304
136
78
385
172
99
473
21-1
122
593
265
153
>60
349
201
>60
437
252
>60
559
323
>60
> 60
407
>60
>60'
526
rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
47
21
12
47
21
12
74
33
19
74
33
19
74
33
19
103
46
27
103
46
27
103
46
27
150
67
39
150
67
39
150
67
39
'Cables in touching
e Cabtes in touching

Symmetrical, conductor temperature rise, 90C to 250C.
Earth fault, copper wire screen temperature rise, 85C to 200C.
22
AB:!:
CABLES
Three-core 19000/33000 V with Stranded Copper Conductors

Nominal
Area of Conductor
sq.rnrn
mm
50
80
70
80
80
120
80
150
80
185
80
240
80
300
80
mm
mm
mm
mm
076
1 8
315
34
076
18
315
35
076
19
315
37
076
20
315
38
076
20
315
39
076
21
3'15
40
076
22
315
42
076
23
315
43
85
10150
1600
89
11350
1700
94
12800
1700
97
14050
1800
101
15350
1900
105
17100
1900
111
19700
2000
117
22300
2200
ohm/km
ohm/km
387
493
268
342
193
246
153
196
124
159
0991
127
0754
.0981
0601
0792
ohm/km
34
30
29
28
27
25
24
23
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
460
144
.513
434
136
.368
412
129
277
393
123
231
381
119
199
367
115
171
352
110
147
340
106
132
micro F/km
amp/km
kW/km
16
90
10
17
1'00
17
'19
HO
26
20
118
33
22
126
43
23
135
57
25
148
79
27
161
102
amp
amp
amp
205
180
225
250
220
275
300
260
330
335
295
380
375
325
425
420
375
485
485
430
570
540
475
640
Thickness 01 copper screen tape

Thickness of extruded bedding
Maximum
resistance of conductor
Maximum
armour resistance at 20C
mm
kg/km
mm
D.C. at 20C
A.C. at 90C
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance
Maximum capacitance
Maximum charging current at normal voltage and frequency
Armour loss at 50 Hz
Sustained
current rating
laid direct
in single-way
in air
ducts
95
'Maximum symmetrical. short-circuit

current rating
for 02 sec
for 10 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
152
68
39
219
98
56
304
136
78
385
172
99
473
21-1
122
593
265
153
> 60
> 60
349
20'1
437
252
'Maximum earth -fault short-circuit

current rating
for 02 sec
for 1 0 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
152
68
39
219
98
56
304
136
78
385
172
99
473
211
122
563
265
145
> 60
317
183
::- 60
337
195
Symmetrical.
rise, 90C to 250C.
Earth fault. steel wire armour temperature
rise. 75C to 200C.
23
\EI power
cables
3ingle-core 19000/33000 V Cable with Stranded Aluminium Conductor

sq.mm
mm
50
80
70
80
95
80
120
80
Nominal effective area of copper wire screen

sq. mm
mm
mm
kg/km
mm
16
20
38
1300
800
16
20
40
1500
850
25
2'1
44
1900
950
ohm/km
,., ,.,
25
21
43
1700
950
70
70
70
51
51
ohm/km
ohm/km
641
821
443
569
320
409
253
324
206
264
164
21
125
160
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
490
153
835
462
'145
587
442
138
432
423
132
350
-410
128
293
397
124
245
380
119
199
micro F/km
amp/km
'160
90
170
100
190
110
200
1-18
220
126
230
135
250
148
amp
amp
amp
165
165
200
205
200
250
245
240
305
275
275
350
310
305
395
350
345
455
410
400
540
Maximum resistance of copper wire screen at 20' C

D.C. at 20C
"A.C. at 90'C
<Inductance
<Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance at 90'C
Maximum Capacitance
Maximum charging current at normal voltage and frequency
150
80
185
80
25
35
22
22
46
48
2000 I 2300
1000
1100
240
80
35
23
51
2600
1100
oSustained current rating (based on standard

laid direct
in single-way
in air
'Maximum
rating
for 02 sec
for 1 0 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
97
43
25
141
63
36
195
87
50
247
" 0
63
303
135
78
381
170
9'8
50'1
224
12'9
for 02 sec
for 1 0 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
47
21
'2
47
2'
,2
74
33
'9
74
33
',9
74
33
'9
103
46
27
103
46
27
symmetrical short-circuit
Maximum earth -fault short-circuit

rating
current
current
-Cables in touching
oCables in touching
ducts

Symmetrical. conductor temperature rise. 9O'C to 250C.
Earth fault. copper wire screen temperature rise. 8S'C to 200C.
24
.A.BX
CABLES
Three-core 19000/33000 V Cable with Stranded Aluminium Conductors

sq.mm
mm
50
80
70
80
95
80
120
80
150
80
185
80
240
80
mm
mm
mm
mm
076
18
3'15
34
076
18
315
35
076
19
315
37
076
20
315
38
076
20
315
39
076
21
315
40
076
22
3 15
42
mm
kg/km
85
9150
89
9950
94
10900
97
11700
101
12450
105
13500
111
15000
mm
1600
1700
1700
1800
1900
1900
2000
ohm/km
ohm/km
.641
822
443
568
320
'410
253
325
206
-264
164
211
-125
161
ohm/km
34
30
29
28
27
25
24
mH/km
ohm/km
ohm/km
'460
144
'834
434
'136
584
412
129
429
393
123
347
-381
119
-289
367
115
240
352
-110
-194
16
90
17
1-00
19
110
20
118
22
1 26
23
1 35
25
1 48
06
1 0
1 5
21
26
3-5
48
amp
amp
amp
160
140
175
195
170
215
230
200
260
265
230
295
295
255
335
330
295
380
380
340
445
for 02 sec
for 1 0 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
97
43
25
141
63
36
195
8-7
5-0
247
"-0
6-3
303
135
7-8
381
17-0
98
50'1
224
129
for 0-2 sec

for 1 0 sec
for 30 sec
kA
kA
kA
97
43
25
141
63
3'6
19-5
87
5-0
247
"-0
63
303
13-5
78
381
17'C
98
50'1
224
129
Nominal
Area of Conductor
Thickness of
Thickness of
Armour Wire
Thickness of
copper screen tape

extruded bedding
diameter
oversheath
Approximate
Approximate
overall diameter
cable weight
Minimum
bending
radius
Maximum
resistance of conductor
Maximum
armour resistance at 20C
D.C. at 20C
AC. at 90C
Inductance
Reactance at 50 Hz
Impedance
Maximum
Maximum
Armour
capacitance
charging current at normal voltage and frequency
loss at 50 Hz
Sustained
kW/km
current rating
current rating
current rating
micro F/km
amp/km
laid direct
in single-way
in air
short-circuit
short-circurt
ducts
Symmetrical.
rise. 90'C to 250C.
Earth fault. steel wire armour temperature
rise. 75'C to 2oo'C.
25
I
I
AEI power c.ble.
Adjustment Tables
The following
tables of adjustment factors are to be applied to sustained ratings when installation
conditions
vary from the Standard.
Cables laid direct in ground

Variation in soil thermal resistivity
Twin
and Multicore
Nominal area
of conductor
sq.rnrn
07
08
09
10
15
20
25
30
16
25
1-16
1-17
112
113
108
109
105
105
093
093
084
083
077
077
072
071
35
50
70
1-17
H7
1-18
1-13
113
114
109
109
109
106
106
106
092
092
092
083
083
083
076
076
075
071
071
070
95
120
150
1-18
1-19
H9
114
114
114
109
110
HO
106
106
106
092
092
092
083
082
082
075
075
075
070
069
069
185
240
300
119
120
120
114
1-15
1-15
HO
HO
,.,0
106
107
107
092
092
092
082
0'81
081
074
074
074
0'69
069
069
Single
core
Nominal area
of conductor
sq.rnrn
26
Value of g. degree C m/W
07
08
09
10
15
20
25
30
50
70
95
121
122
122
116
116
,.,6
,., 1
,.,2
112
107
107
107
091
091
091
081
081
081
073
073
073
068
068
068
120
150
185
122
122
122
H6
1-16
117
,.,2
H2
1-12
107
107
107
091
091
091
081
081
081
073
073
073
068
068
0'68
240
300
400
123
123
123
117
,.,7
117
112
,.,2
1-12
107
107
107
091
091
091
080
080
080
073
073
073
068
068
067
500
630
123
123
117
117
1-12
,.,2
107
107
091
091
0'80
080
073
073
067
067
AE%
CABLES
Variation
Conductor
Temperature,
'C
In ground temperature
and/or
Ground Temperature,
I
I
90
80
130
conductor
temperature
'c
10
15
20
25
30
35
40
103
098
,.,9
100
095
116
097
091
,.,4
093
087
",1
089
083
108
086
079
106
082
074
103
Limited use - see note on overload.
Variation
In depth of laying
1900/3300 Volt to
19000/33000 Volt Cables
600/1000 Volt Cables

Depth of
LaYing,
Metre
70 sq.mm to
300 sq.mm
Above
up to
Above
50 sq.mm
300 sq.mm
300 sq.mm
300 sq.mm
05
06
08
100
099
097
100
098
096
100
097
094
100
100
10
125
150
095
094
0'93
094
092
091
092
090
089
098
096
095
097
095
094
175
20
25
092
091
090
089
088
087
087
086
085
094
092
091
092
090
089
30
089
086
083
0'90
088
up to
or more
27
AEt power
cables
Cables laid in ducts

Variation in soil thermal
Twin
and Mult rcor e
Nominal area
of conductor
sq.rnrn
Single
0-7
0-8
0-9
1-0
1-5
2-0
2-5
3-0
16
25
1-06
',06
1-04
1-05
'-03
'-03
1-02
1-02
0-97
0-96
0-92
0'92
0-88
0-88
085
0-84
35
50
70
1-06
1-07
1-07
1-05
1-05
1-05
1-03
1-03
1-04
1-02
1-02
1 02
0-96
0-96
0-96
0-92
0-91
0-91
0-87
0-87
0-86
0-83
0-83
0-82
95
120
150
1-07
'-08
1-09
1-06
'-06
1-06
1-04
1-04
'-04
1-02
'-03
1-03
0-96
0-95
0-95
0-91
0-90
0-90
0-86
0-85
0-85
0-82
0-81
0-80
185
240
300
'-09
1-09
1"0
'-07
'-07
'-07
1-05
105
',05
1-03
',03
103
0-95
095
0-95
0-89
089
088
0-84
0-84
0'83
080
0-79
0-78
core
Nominal area
of conductor
sq.mrn
0-7
0-8
09
1-0
, 5
2-0
2-5
3-0
,.,2
,.,2
, -08
'-09
, -09
, -06
, -06
'-06
'-04
1-04
, -04
0-94
0-94
094
0-87
0-87
0-87
0-82
08'
0-8'
0-77
0-76
0-76
120
'50
'85
,.,3
,.,3
,.,3
HO
HO
HO
, -07
, -07
, '07
, -04
'-04
, -04
094
0'94
093
0-86
086
086
0'80
080
0-79
0-75
075
0-75
240
300
400
,.,4
,.,4
,.,4
, '04
1-"
, -t t
, -07
, -08
, '08
0-93
0-93
0-93
0-86
0-85
085
0-79
079
0-78
074
0-74
0-73
500
630
,.,5
,.,5
,.,2
0-93
093
0-85
084
0-78
078
0-73
0-72
50
70
95
28
resistivity
,.,,
,., ,
, -t ,
'-08
'-08
, -OS
, -OS
, -OS
, -os
I
!
AP,&
CABlES
Variation
in ground temperature
and/or
conductor
Ground Temperature.
Conductor
Temperature.
'C
90
80
130
temperature
"C
i
10
15
20
25
30
103
098
1"9
100
095
1'16
097
09'
,., 4
093
087
, '1 ,
089
083
, ,08
35
40
086
079
, '06
082
0'74
1'03
Variation
in depth of laying
600/'000
Depth of Laying
Metre
'900/3300 Volt to
'9000/33000 Volt Cables
Volt Cables
Single-core
Multi-core
Single-core
Multi-core
050
060
080
, 00
098
0,95
, 00
099
097
, ,00
, 00
, 00
',25
, '50
0,93
0,90
089
0,96
095
0,94
098
095
093
099
097
096
, ,75
20
25
0,88
087
0,86
094
093
093
092
090
0'89
095
0,94
0,93
3,0
0'85
092
088
092
or more
Cables in air
Variation
in ambient temperature
and/or conductor
Air Temperature.
temperature
Conductor
Temperature.
QC
25
30
35
40
45
50
55
90
'30
, 00
, ,20
095
09'
,., 5
0'86
,.,3
,., ,
075
, 08
070
, 06
1-18
QC
081
29
30
.ART
CABlES
Straight Joint
The range covers all sizes and types

of single dnd rnulncore t.mkex
armoured and unarmoured cable
up to and Including 600/1000 V.
The conductors are Joined usmq
mechanical connectors, compression ferrules or grip type (weak
back) soldered sleeve depending on
conductor type and size.
Voltages up to 600/1000 V
Primary connector Insulation IS a

wrap round pad or preformed tube.
A mechanical bond for armour connnurtv IS Included In all jomts for
armoured cable, with compression
nngs located beneath the armour at
the bonding clamps to prevent
mechanical pressure on the cable
beddmq/msulation.
\
When ordering give full details of
main cables
JOints for use between dissimilar
cables are available on a special
make baSIS.
The plasnc protection box IS filled

with a resin compound which
requires no heating or topping up.
o/J
1. Armour Bond
2. Primary Insulation
3. Conductor Connection
4. Cold Pouru '1 ReSin Compound
5. Plasitc Box'
31
AEI power
cables
Multi Service Joint Safe- T Type

Connector for Live Jointing
A range of JOints to connect rnulncore service cables to rnulucore
main cables (armoured or unarmouredl, the conductors of the
main cable being uncut. SUitable for
up to 600/1000 V only.
Three or four core 70 to 300 sq. mm.
main and up to 35 sq.mm. service.
Solid aluminium or stranded copper
conductors.
service conductors from each core

making It possible to have a max.rnurn of SIX twrn or two four-core
services from the main cable In one
JOint.Also live jomtrnq can be carned
out In safety as all service connecnons can be completed before the
Insulation of the main cable IS
removed by means of a cutting
screw operated by an Insulated tool.
A 'Safe-T' multi service connector

can 'provide facilities to take two
A mechanical bond IS provided for

armoured cables, to connect the
Voltages Up to 600/1000
main and service armours.

The plastic protection box IS filled
with a resin compound that requires
no heating or topping up
When ordering give full details of

main and service cables.
Joints for cables outside the above
ranges or where live jOlntlng is not a
requrrernent. individual mechanical
or soldering service fittings are
available.
32
1.
2.
3.
4.
Armour Bond
Ring Connector
Cold Pouring Resin Compound
Plastic Box
.AE:J:
CABLES
Terminations - Flexible Type'
Lightweight
flexible terminations
for 2. 3 or 4 core cables surtable for
direct exposure to the weather.
Ideally suited to Installations where
the termination is not intended to
support the weight of outgoing
conductors or heavy connector fittings e.g. for connecting PVC or LinkeX cable to bushings or overhead
line conductors and. provrdinq the

cable IS adequately
supported.
below the termination. they can
usually be suspended without the
need for any additional supporting
structure.
The heat shnnkable matenals meet
the specmcation parameters of ESI
09/11.
Vo~tag~!;Up to 600/1000 V
This system is especially useful

when PILC and l.mkex cables are
used on the same site, since a similar design is available for the former.
offering the advantage of a unified
method of termination for both
cable types.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Connector
Heat Shnnk Transmon Sleeve
Armour Support Ferrule
Heat Shrink Glove
Worm Drive Clips
Mastic Compound
2}--~
33
Accessories recommended for

AEI LinkeX 3.8/6.6kV and above
The core screens of high voltage LinkeX cables consist of a semi-conducting

layer, a layer of semiconducting tape and a metallic layer.
IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT THEY ARE REMOVED WHEN
JOINTING OR TERMINATING.
If 11kV cables are to be used at " 9/3.3kV or lower,

low tension accessories may be used provided that
the conducting core screens are removed from the
exposed core(s).
AB:!:
CABlES
Straight Joint
Single and Three Core Cables
Thrs modern joir-t . ~:1;E: S designed
o reduce jcrnnnq time and simplify
procedures.
The range covers all single and
hree core cable sizes. Conductors
can be JOined with mechanical,
compression or sweated connectors. Insulation ISby means of loose
ittlng moulded rubber housmqs
which do not depend on the properties of the filling compound for their
electrical Integrity, and are factory
tested to ensure reliable long term
operation
The JOint IS surrounded by a steel

mesh screen which provides the
necessary earthed metallic cover
and separate continuity bars form
the earth continuity path between
the cable armours. Cold pouring
resin - based material ISused as the
filling compound and requires no
heating or topping up.
Versions are available for JOining
LlnkeX cable to all types of paper
Insulated cable.
Voltages Up to 8.75/15 kV
Sizes:
Due to the large range taking capability of the loose fitting rubber
housrnqs
only two sizes are
required for the full range of cable
sizes up to 300 sq.mm.
35
AEI power cables
Straight Joint
Single and Three Core Cables
This IS a general purpose straight
JOint requiring no unusual JOlntlng
skills for correct Installation. The
range covers all single and three
core cable sizes.
The conductors are JOined with a
compression connector. Self amalgamating tapes are then applied to
give a fully screened Insulation reinstatement which does not depend
on the properties of the filling com-
Voltages up to 19/33 kV
pound for ItS electrical Integrity.

The jomt IS surrounded by a copper
mesh screen which provides the
necessary earthed metallic cover,
and a separate armour continuity
bond forms the earth continuity
path between the cable armours.
The filling compound ISa cold pourIng resin-based
material
that
requires no heating or topping up.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
36
Polystyrene Box
Polyurethane Resin Compound
Self-Amalgamating Tape
Conductor Ferrule
Semi-Conducting Tape
Copper Mesh Screen
Armour Continuity Bond
.AEX
CABIS
Outdoor Termination Rigid Type
This form ISan economical termination for three core cables only and
comes as a complete kit with all
components Including a two part
polyurethane
resin compound
packed In a cardboard box for easy
transrt and storage. The termination
ISof strong lightweight construction
Terminations
follows:
11 kV - Up to
15 kV - Up to
20 kV - Up to
33 kV - Up to
available
300
300
300
185
filled with a tough resilient high voltage polyurethane resin compound

and Includes rubber moulded sheds
which provide a weather and vandal
resistant cladding. Rigid location of
outgoing connectors removes the
need for any additional insulator
supports.
Voltages Up to 19/33 kV
The system IS especially useful

when PILe and LlnkeX cables are In
use on the same site since a Similar
desiqn IS available for the former
offering the advantage of a unified
method of termination for both
cable types.
as
Sq.mm.
Sq.mm.
Sq.mm.
Sq.mm.
37
~EI power cables
Outdoor Termination - Rigid Type
This IS an econorruca' errrunatron

or single core cables or Individual
cores of three core cables and
comes as a complete kit with all
components including a two part
polyurethane resin compound. The
sealing end ISof strong lightweight
construction
Including
rubber
moulded sheds which provide a
weather and vandal resistant cladding
Voltages Up to 19/33 kV
Top and bottom castings are of

aluminium the baseplate and rigid
location of the outgoing connectors
obviating the need for any additional
insulator support
Sizes:
1. Up to 240 Sq.mm.
2. 300 to 1000 Sq.mm.
Voltages: ~36
..... .'
38
kV
ART
CABlES
OVERSEAS REPRESENTATION
-he
Power
Caore DIvISion
1$
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by
he following
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Companies
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NEW ZEALAND
GEC Australi,j L'rr'llled

2 Glffnock Avenue
orth Ryde ~Sw 21:3
Australia
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ortn Ryde
Tel B876222
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PO Box 50 244
Prosser Street
Elsdon
Pororrua
New Zealand
TX: NZ 3421
Cables: Gechead. Wellington
Tel: 75 409
BANGLADESH
AEIEngllsh Electric of Bangladesh Ltd.
71 Dukusha Commercial Area
PO Box 248
Motqheel
Dhaka
Banglaoesh
TX 642774 GECB BJ
Cables ASSOCELECT DHAKA
Tel 233174.231019.238844
PAKISTAN.
tII~
hURIDES
AFGHANISTAN
General Products Group Ltd

239 Staff Lines
Fanrna Jlnnah Road
Karachl4
Pakistan
TX. 24179 GPG PK
Cables: Products Karachl
Tel: 513541-3
CANADA
GEC Canada Ltd
5112 Timoertea Blvd
issrssauqa
Ontano L4W 2S5
TX. 06-961280 GEC CAN MSGA
Cables: Enetecnco Toronto
Tel: 416624 8300
EIRE
GEC Oistnbutors (Ireland) Ltd.
15-19 Hendnck Street
Dubhn 7
Eire
TX 25658 GECD El
Tel: 775413
HONG KONG
he General Electnc Co of Hong Kong Ltd.
CC Wu BUilding
302-308 hennessy Road
Wanchal
PO Box 15 GPO
Hong Kong
TX 7309B G HONG HX
Cables. GEC HONG-HONG KONG
Tel. 5-8938282
SINGAPORE.
INDONESIA
The General Electnc Co. of Singapore Private Ltd.

Magnet House
PO. Box 4046
Bukrt Timah
Singapore 9158
TX: RS 21508 or RS 36730
Cables: GEC SINGAP
Tel: 663011
SOUTH AFRICA.
ANGOLA
GEC Cables Co.

Helvetia House
. Greenvale Road
Wilbart. Gerrmston
TX: 4-27815 SA
Cables: GECDIS
Tel: (011) 53 9240
U.S.A.
The English Electnc Corporation
102 Midland Avenue
Port Chester
New York 10573
U.s.A.
TX: 137376
Tel: 9149377450
INDIA AND NEPAL

he General Etectnc Company of India Ltd.
Magnet House
6 Ctuttararuan Avenue
Calcutta 700 072
India
TX. 021 5033
Cables: KILOWATI Calcutta
Tel 27-8500 272880
ZAMBIA.
ZAIRE (KATANGA)
MALAYSIA
GEC Zambca Ltd.

PO. Box 71890
Magnet House
Arusha Street
Ndola
Zambca
TX: lA 33760
Cables: Farad
Tel: 4251/213/4
The General Electnc Company of Malavsra Sdn. Bhd.

Jalan 215 Templer
PO Box 225 Jalan Sultan
Petahng Jaya
Selangor
MalaYSia
TX: MA 37617
Cables: GEC LUMPUR
Tel: 03571188
GEC Zimbabwe (Pvt) Ltd.

Cam Road
Graruteside
Harare
PO. Box 845. Harare
TX: 2177 GEC NV
Tel: 793641
ZIMBABWE
NETHERLANDS
GEC Benelux Office
Antwerpseweg 1
2803 PB Gouda
TX: 20372 GEC UK NL
Tel: 1820 35222
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AEI power cables
Information Required with Enquiry and Order

The number ot r,j -elevant BritIsh Standard, 'e SS 5467
2. Length of cable r<;:qUlredand, If
Important,
inurvrdual
drum
le,lgths
3 Vol age designation
4
umber of cores.
5. Conductor size and, where apphcable, size of reduced neutral
conductor
6. Conductor material, I.e. copper

or aluminium
7 Type of finish, I.e.
(a) Unarmoured
(bl Armoured with steel wire
(c) Armoured with aluminium
strip
(dl Whether lapped or extruded
bedding (where applicable IS
required
for armoured
cables.
8. Any ott-er special requirements.

9. I f conductor
size is not
known-then
details of lengths
of Individual cable runs, electrical loads to be supplied and
proposed Installation methods
for each cable
Health and Safety at Work Act 1974

Statement to Users
Havinq regard to the provisions of
Section 6 of the Health and Safety at
Work Etc. Act 1974, the follOWing
Information ISgiven with the object
of augmenting other Information
readily available such as In British
Standards, LE E. Wiring Regulations, and where appropriate our
own catalogues, so that the obligations to all concerned with the handling and use of our products in terms
of the above Act may be met as fully
as IS reasonably practicable.
The products with which this notice
ISconcerned are Electnc Cables and
associated products As far as we
are aware, the correct use of such
products does not give rise to any
risk to health. We do, however,
maintain a continuing watch on
world developments in the field of.
cables to ensure that so far ae is
reasonably practicable our products
are so destqned and constructed as
to be safe and without risk to health
when properly used.
It IS Important that the type of product specified when ordering is
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SUitable for the Intended usage. The

Company Will be pleased to advrse
on the most SUitable design and
protection for the Intended operatIng and environmental conditions.
The cables and associated products
manufactured
by trus Company
should be Installed by, or under the
supervision of, competent personnel in accordance
with
good
engineering practice, established
codes
0 f practice,
statu to ry
requirements and the I.E.E. Wiring
Regulations
as applicable,
and
where appropriate in accordance
with any Instructions specificallv
advised by the Company.
The melting, heating, burning or
welding of cables can give rise to
certain health and safety risks. During cable jointrnq and terminating, or
in the disposal of cable scraps, all
reasonable care should be taken to
avoid' undue concentrations of corrosive and/or toxic fumes arismq
from the heating of plastic and elastomeric insulating and sheathing
compounds, from lead sheaths as
well as flux=s. solders and plumbing
metal used in jointinq operations.

It will be obvious that in certain CIrcumstances
the packaging
of
cables e.g. large heavy drums, or
sharp edqes of metal components
of cables could constitute a safety
hazard and Individuals should therefore take due care for their own
safety when handling these item .
The springing of the steel bindir
straps or the dangers arising from
projecting nails used to retain battens around the drums or containers are particular examples to which
we would draw your attention.
You are requested in accordance
with the provisions of the Act to
take such steps as are necessary to
ensure that the appropriate information of the proper use and handling of our products, is made available to anyone who may purchase
or otherwise acquire from -ou such
products for use in their own workplace.
If any specific hazard is associated
with a particular product, advice on
the necessary precautions will be
provided.

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Telephone - Gravesend (STD 0474) 564466

This is a temporary LinkeX catalogue

at London No. 62919

Gate. London W1A 1EH

AEI LinkeX Power Cables

and 1.9f3.3kY LinkeX Cables

Accessories recommended for AEI LinkeX up to 600/1000Y

AEI Cab'" Limited

Singie-core 600/1000 V Cable.with Stranded Copper conductor

Maximum earthfault short-circuit

trefoil or trefoil ducts.

Not. 1 : Ratings for armoured

cables assume armour

is bonded at both ends of route.

Note 2: Short-circuit current ratings based on:

Twin-core 600/1000 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductors

Maximum earthfault short-circuit

Three-core 600/1000 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductors

Maximum earthfault short-circuit

Four-core 600/1000 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductors

Four-core 600/1000 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductors

Maximum eanhfault Ihon-circuit

Single-core 600/1000 V Cable with Solid Aluminium Conductor

Armour wire diameter

oSustained Current rating

Maxirnurn earth-fault shortCifCUlt current rating for 1 0 sec

1 Ratings for armoured

at both ends of route.

Twin-core 600/1000 V Cable with Solid Aluminium Conductors

Nominal Area of Conductor

Armour wire diameter

Approximate cable weight

Maximum resistance of conductor

Maximum symmetrical short-circuit

Three-core 600/1000 V Cable with Solid Aluminium Conductors

Gross armour area (min)

Maxrmurn earthfault short-circuit

Note 1: Short-circuit current ratings based on:

Four-core 600/1000 V Cable with Solid Aluminium Conductors

Gross armour area (min)

Maxrrnurn earthfault short-circuit

Gross armour area (m in)

current ratings based on:

Single-core 1900/3300 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductor

Nominal Area of Conductor

<;6' Sustained Current

'Maximum earthfault short-crrcurt

trefoil or trefoil ducts.

Note 1 Ratings assume armour is bonded at both ends of route.

Three-core 1900/3300 V Cable with Stranded Copper Conductors

Armour wire diameter

Approx. overall diameter

Minimum bending radius

Note 1: Short-circuit current ratings based on:

Single-core 1900/3300 V Cable with Solid Aluminium Conductor

Nominal Area of Conductor

overall diameter (Strip)

Minimum bending radius

Maximum resistance of conductor

a'Susralned current rating (based