Cable KUIN – control, management, installation, measuring

Cable KUIN – control, management, installation, measuring

Cable KUIN – control, management, installation, measuring
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Cable KUIN (TU 3581-010-76960731-2008)

control, management, installation, measuring

  • KUIN cables are designed for use in control, monitoring, and signaling circuits, inter-instrument connections, the formation of digital information buses, and as measuring wires for resistance thermometers (twisted pairs, triples, and quadruples for 2-wire, 3-wire, and 4-wire connection schemes). The cables can be used for data transmission in the frequency range up to 4 MHz, as well as for connecting AC electrical equipment with a nominal voltage of up to 690 V at a frequency of 50 or 60 Hz, or DC electrical equipment with a nominal voltage of up to 1000 V.

    The cables can be installed in explosive hazardous areas of all classes (in accordance with the requirements of GOST IEC 60079-14-2013) and in open-air environments (in compliance with GOST R 50571.5.52-2011). They can also be used in metro infrastructure facilities and nuclear energy facilities in AS safety class 2, 3, and 4 systems according to NP-001-15 classification, outside the hermetic zone.

Cable Design

  • KUIN cables are manufactured with multi-stranded copper conductors or tinned “l” conductors (GOST 22483):

    • Class 5 – “G” execution (high flexibility),
    • Class 4 – with thermoplastic elastomer “T” insulation, as well as for conductor cross-sections of 0.2 and 0.35 mm2,
    • Class 3 – other executions and cross-sections.

    The nominal conductor cross-section and number of pairs are specified in Table 2. By agreement with the customer, cables can be manufactured with a different number of conductors and nominal cross-sections, as well as with a combined conductor cross-section.

    In fire-resistant “FR” cables, a wrapping of two mica-containing tapes is applied over the current-carrying conductors, preventing short circuits between them in case of fire.

    Conductor insulation can be made of the following materials:

    • PVC plastic compound “V”,
    • halogen-free polymer composition “P”,
    • cross-linked polyolefin “Ps”,
    • thermoplastic elastomer “T”.

    The marking of insulated conductors is either color-coded or numerical (with numbers spaced no more than 35 mm apart).

    Insulated conductors can be twisted into a common core, into pairs “x2”, triples “x3”, or quadruples “x4”.

    Cables with a common conductor twist may include a grounding conductor “(PE)” in yellow-green color.

    Each conductor (pair, triple, quadruple) can have an individual shield:

    • “E” – wrapping of aluminum foil tape (alumoflex) with a multi-stranded tinned copper drain wire,
    • “Em” – copper wire braid,
    • “El” – tinned copper wire braid,
    • “EEl” – a tinned copper wire braid applied over an alumoflex wrapping,
    • “Emf” – wrapping of copper foil tape with a multi-stranded tinned copper drain wire.

    An insulating polymer film is applied over each individual shield, ensuring no electrical contact between adjacent shields. In individual shields “(E)”, “(Em)”, “(El)”, “(EEl)”, and “(Emf)”, instead of a film, an extruded layer of polymer material is applied, providing reliable insulation between the shields of pairs.

    A water-blocking tape is applied over the cable core to prevent longitudinal moisture propagation in case of outer sheath damage.

    A common shield of type “E”, “Em”, “El”, “EEl”, or “Emf” may be applied over the water-blocking tape.

    An extruded separation layer is applied over the common shield or water-blocking tape, filling the free spaces between conductors (in accordance with GOST IEC 60079-14-2013). As a result, the cable cross-section becomes round, preventing an explosive gas mixture from migrating from a hazardous area to a safe one through a tightly sealed cable in case of sheath damage. Round-section cables can be used with any type of cable gland. By agreement with the customer, cables can be manufactured without extruded filling.

    Cables (except single-core ones) can have armor made of galvanized steel wires in the form of a solid winding “K” or a braid “Ko”, or galvanized steel tapes “B”.

    An outer sheath is applied over the armor. The cable sheath is made of PVC plastic compounds, halogen-free polymer compositions, or thermoplastic elastomers (see Table 3).

    The cable sheath color is determined in the order code. If not specified, cables are manufactured in black.

Special cable versions:

  • “T” – increased heat resistance, operates at temperatures up to +200°C (only for material “T”),

    “HL” – cold-resistant, cable installation without additional heating is possible down to -30°C,

    “EHL” – resistant to extremely cold conditions, cable installation is possible down to -40°C,

    “UF” – resistant to solar radiation, cables have placement category 1 according to GOST 15150: resistant to rain exposure, dynamic abrasive dust impact, and frost formation,

    “H” – resistant to acids, alkalis, and environments with a high hydrogen sulfide content,

    “M” – resistant to gasoline and industrial oil,

    “ZG” – with a sheath resistant to rodents, ants, and termites. Such a cable has a fire hazard rating of ng(C)-HF or “ng(C)-FRHF.”

Manufacturing of cables by special order

    • with a different number and nominal cross-section of conductors,
    • with a different class of conductive conductors,
    • with a colored outer sheath (orange, red, yellow, or another color),
    • with a combined conductor cross-section (pairs, triples, quadruples),
    • combined transmission cables – simultaneously transmitting electrical energy (through conductive cores) and optical signals (through optical fibers).

Conditional designation when ordering

Fire hazard rating
no index
ng(A)
ng(A)-LS
ng(A)-LSLTx
ng(A)-HF
ng(A)-FR
ng(A)-FRLS
ng(A)-FRLSLTx
ng(A)-FRHF

Individual shielding of each conductor (pair, triple, quadruple)
without individual shielding
Ealuminum foil tape (alumoflex)
Emcopper wire braid
Eltinned copper wire braid
EEltinned copper wire braid applied over alumoflex
Emfcopper foil tape
(E), (Em), (El), (EEl)shields are insulated from each other by an extruded polymer layer

Conductor cross-section, mm²
0.20 (no “FR”); 0.35; 0.50;
0.75; 1.0; 1.2; 1.5; 2.5;
4 (common twists);
6 (overall twisting)

Tinning of the conductor
non-tinned conductor
ltinned conductor

Sheath and insulation material
VPVC plastic compound
Phalogen-free polymer compositions
Pscross-linked polyolefin insulation, sheath – PVC or halogen-free composition
Tthermoplastic elastomer

KUIN

G

ng(A)

5×2

x

0.50

l

E

V

E

K

EHL

TU 3581-010-76960731-2008

High flexibility
(conductor not lower than class 5)
standard flexibility
Gcable with high-flexibility conductors

Number of conductors (pairs, triples, quads)
1…61 – number of conductors in the overall twist
1…44 x 2 – number of pairs 1…44
1…24 x 3 – number of triples 1…24
1…14 x 4 – number of quads 1…14

Presence of grounding conductor
(only for cables with overall conductor twisting)
without grounding conductor
(PE)grounding conductor

Overall shield over the core of all conductors
without overall shield
Ealuminum foil film (alumoflex)
Embraid of copper wires
Elbraid of tinned copper wires
EEIbraid of tinned copper wires applied over alumoflex
Emfcopper foil film

Armor under the outer sheath (except for single-core cables)
without armor
Ksolid winding of galvanized wires under the outer sheath
Kobraid of galvanized wires under the outer sheath
Btape armor made of galvanized steel tapes

Special characteristics
no special characteristic
HLincreased frost resistance of cables
EHLresistance to extreme cold conditions
UVresistant to ultraviolet exposure throughout the cable’s service life, resistant to rain, dynamic abrasive dust impact, and frost deposition
Moil and fuel resistance
Hresistance to chemically aggressive environments
Tincreased heat resistance up to +200°C (only for material “T”)
ZGsheath resistance to damage by rodents, ants, termites. Fire hazard rating “ng(C)-HF” or “ng(C)-FRHF”
ccable with a blue-colored sheath
Example of cable designation when ordering
KUIN ng(A)-LS 2x2x1.5L EmVK
TU 3581-010-76960731-2008
KUIN cable, flame-retardant, with low smoke and gas emission, with insulation and sheath made of PVC compounds with reduced fire hazard, with two pairs of tinned copper conductors with a nominal cross-section of 1.5 mm², each twisted pair has an individual shield in the form of a copper wire braid, under the outer sheath there is armor in the form of a solid winding of galvanized steel wires, the cable has extruded filling of the gaps between the conductors, the cable is round in cross-section, operating temperature from -50º to +70ºC, installation down to -15ºC
KUIN ng(A)-FR 5×1.0(PE) TEl
TU 3581-010-76960731-2008
KUIN cable, fire-resistant, flame-retardant, with insulation and sheath made of thermoplastic elastomers, with an overall shield in the form of a tinned copper wire braid, without armor, with five copper conductors with a nominal cross-section of 1.0 mm² in a common twist, one of the conductors is a ground wire (PE) of yellow-green color, the cable has extruded filling of the gaps between the conductors, the cable is round in cross-section, operating temperature from -60º to +125ºC, installation down to -30ºC
KUIN ng(A)-HF 5x3x0.75L EPE-EHL
TU 3581-010-76960731-2008
KUIN cable, flame-retardant, with insulation and sheath made of halogen-free polymer compositions, with five triples of tinned copper conductors with a nominal cross-section of 0.75 mm², individual shields of the twisted triples and the overall shield are made of aluminum foil tape with a multi-wire tinned drain conductor, the cable is without armor, it has extruded filling of the gaps between the conductors, the cable is round in cross-section, resistant to extremely cold conditions, operating temperature from -70º to +70ºC, installation down to -40ºC

Table 1. Fire safety rating depending on the sheath and insulation material

Rated Voltage– up to 690 V AC at standard frequency 50 or 60 Hz
– up to 1000 V DC
Electrical insulation resistance at +20°C, not less than– 500 MΩ/km for cross-linked polyolefin insulation
– 100 MΩ/km for halogen-free polymer compositions and thermoplastic elastomer
– 10 MΩ/km for PVC insulation
Electrical resistance of conductive cores (at +20°C)Electrical resistance of cores with a cross-section of 0.2-1.0 mm2and 1.5-6.0 mm2complies with GOST 22483-2012.
Electrical resistance of conductive core with a nominal cross-section of 1.2 mm², not more than:
– Class 3 core: tinned core – 17.6 Ω/km, untinned core – 17.3 Ω/km,
– Class 4 and 5: tinned core – 16.5 Ω/km, untinned core – 16.0 Ω/km
Cable test with AC voltage at 50 Hz for 5 minUnshielded cables:
– 2500 V (for cores 0.35-6 mm2)
– 2000 V (for cores 0.2 mm2)
Shielded cables:
– 2000 V (for cores 0.35-6 mm2)
– 1500 V (for cores 0.2 mm2)
Maximum capacitanceAt 1.0 kHz frequency, recalculated per 1 km length at +20°C, not more thanBetween adjacent cores:
– 70 nF (for cores 0.2-0.75 mm2) and 100 nF (for cores 1.0-6.0 mm2) for cables with “Ps” material
– 140 nF (for cores 0.2-0.75 mm2) and 180 nF (for cores 1.0-6.0 mm2) for cables with “V”, “P”, “T” material
Between a core connected to the shield and another arbitrary core:
– 180 nF for cables with “Ps” material
– 300 nF for cables with “V”, “P”, “T” material
Maximum inductance0.9 mH
Operating temperature in a stationary state-60° to +70°C for cables with “HL” index (up to +80°C with “Ps” material)
-70° to +70°C for cables with “EHL” index (up to +80°C with “Ps” material)
-60° to +125°C for cables with “T” material
-50° to +200°C for cables with “T” material and “T” index (high heat resistance)
-50° to +70°C for other cable types (up to +80°C with “Ps” material)
Minimum installation temperature, not below– minus 40°C for cables with “EHL” index
– minus 30°C for cables with “HL” index or “T” material
– minus 15°C for other cable types
Impact resistance at low temperaturesdown to -60°C for “EHL” cables, down to -40°C for “HL” cables
Climatic design according to GOST 15150Design “B” placement category 1-5, suitable for all macroclimatic regions
Fire resistance of cables with “FR” indexAt least 180 minutes under flame exposure and temperature of at least +750°C (PO1 according to GOST 31565)
Resistance to longitudinal moisture penetration under the sheathFully blocked at a distance of 0.5 m from penetration point (special water-blocking tape applied in all cables)
Mold resistanceCables resistant to mold exposure, biological fouling degree up to 2 points
Seismic and vibration resistanceMaintains operability under seismic impact of at least 7 points on the MSK-64 scale.
Resistance to decontaminating solutionResistant, solution composition according to clause 6.5.9 of PNST 167-2016 or as agreed
Permissible bending radii for installation and operation in D (outer cable diameter), not less than– 3D for non-armored cables
– 4D for wire-armored cables
– 5D for tape-armored cables
Cable service life, not less thanFor cables with thermoplastic elastomer insulation and sheath – at least 25 years, other cables – at least 30 years
Warranty period2 years from commissioning date

Table 2. Nominal conductor cross-section and number of conductors, pairs, triples, and quadruples*

Structural elementNominal conductor cross-section, mm2Number of conductors, pairs, triples, quadruples
Conductor0.20; 0.35; 0.50; 0.75; 1.0; 1.2; 1.5; 2.5; 4; 61, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 27, 30, 37, 40, 44, 48, 52, 61
Pair (×2)0.20; 0.35; 0.50; 0.75; 1.0; 1.2; 1.5; 2.51, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24, 27, 30, 37, 40, 44
Triple (×3)1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 24
Quadruple (×4)1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14

* – By agreement with the customer, cables can be manufactured with a different number and nominal cross-section of conductors (pairs, triples, quadruples).

– Cables with conductors of a nominal cross-section of 0.20 mm² are not manufactured in the fire-resistant “FR” version.

Table 3. Fire hazard rating depending on sheath and insulation material*

Designation of sheath and insulation materialFire hazard ratingDescription of sheath and insulation material, as well as cable type according to fire hazard rating (as per GOST 31565-2012)
V(no index)cables with insulation and sheath made of PVC plastic compounds, not propagating combustion in single installation
ng(A)cables with PVC plastic insulation and low-flammability PVC plastic sheath, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A
ng(A)-LScables with insulation and sheath made of low-fire-hazard PVC plastics, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A, with reduced smoke and gas emission
ng(A)-LSLTxcables with insulation and sheath made of low-fire-hazard PVC plastics, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A, with reduced smoke and gas emission, and low toxicity of combustion products
ng(A)-FRLSfire-resistant cables with insulation and sheath made of low-fire-hazard PVC plastics, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A, with reduced smoke and gas emission
ng(A)-FRLSLTxfire-resistant cables with insulation and sheath made of low-fire-hazard PVC plastics, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A, with reduced smoke and gas emission, and low toxicity of combustion products
Png(A)-HFcables with insulation and sheath made of halogen-free polymeric compounds, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A, and not emitting corrosive gaseous combustion products
ng(A)-FRHFfire-resistant cables with insulation and sheath made of halogen-free polymeric compounds, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A, and not emitting corrosive gaseous combustion products
Psng(A)-LScables with cross-linked polyolefin insulation and low-fire-hazard PVC sheath, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A, with reduced smoke and gas emission
ng(A)-FRLSfire-resistant cables with cross-linked polyolefin insulation and low-fire-hazard PVC sheath, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A, with reduced smoke and gas emission
ng(A)-HFcables with cross-linked polyolefin insulation and a halogen-free polymer sheath, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A, and not emitting corrosive gaseous combustion products
ng(A)-FRHFfire-resistant cables with cross-linked polyolefin insulation and a halogen-free polymer sheath, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A, and not emitting corrosive gaseous combustion products
Tng(A)cables with insulation and sheath made of thermoplastic elastomers, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A
ng(A)-FRfire-resistant cables with insulation and sheath made of thermoplastic elastomers, not propagating combustion in group installation under category A

* – “ZG” cable (rodent-resistant) is made of material “P” with rating “ng(S)-HF” or “ng(S)-FRHF”

Table 4. Permissible conductor heating temperature

Insulation and sheath materialPermissible conductor heating temperature, ºC
long-term permissibleunder overload conditionsmaximum during short circuitnon-ignition during short circuit
“V” – PVC plastic compound7090160350
“P” – halogen-free polymer composition
“Ps” – cross-linked polyolefin90130250400
“T” – thermoplastic elastomer125150200350
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