Electricity: conductors and insulators – Conduits – cables or conductors – Conductor structure
Patent
1978-08-04
1982-09-14
Kucia, Richard R.
Electricity: conductors and insulators
Conduits, cables or conductors
Conductor structure
57214, 57230, 174130, H01B 510
Patent
active
043496946
ABSTRACT:
The coaxial sub-marine telephone cable employs a central conductor which is formed by a compound twisted core of high tensile steel wires and of aluminum-based wires which are encased in a longitudinally welded copper tube that is applied tightly around the twisted core. The aluminum-based wire has high tensile strength, high breaking elongation and good electrical conductivity. The crushing of the aluminum based wires by the steel wires under the effect of radial pressures exerting on the core through sizing dyes while being manufactured is minimized and avoided by arranging the steel wires in contact with each other under radial compression so that they interact as an arch or vault.
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Kucia Richard R.
Les Cables de Lyon
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