6. Insulators and insulating substrates
Their function is to insulate live conductors from masses which generally act as supports (e.g. metal frameworks). Their characteristics depend in particular on :
of the nominal mains voltage ;
station short-circuit current ;
the mechanical characteristics required;
the severity of site pollution.
they comply with standards IEC 60071, NF EN 60071, NF EN 60507 and IEC 60815.
6.1 Insulating chains
Their mechanical characteristics are described in standard NF EN 60305. Readers are...
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References
Regulations
Interministerial decree of May 17, 2001 setting the technical conditions to be met by electrical power distribution.
Decree no. 77-254 of March 8, 1977 regulating the discharge of oils and lubricants into surface, ground and sea waters.
Standardization
- Installations électriques de tensions nominales supérieures à 1 kV en courant alternatif. - NF C13-000 - 4-03
- Insulated or protected cables for energy networks – Rigid cables insulated with cross-linked polyethylene in a polyvinyl chloride sheath – H1 XDV-A series. - NF C33-210 - 8-95
- Measuring equipment – Single-phase voltage transformers – Features. - NF C42-501 - 3-73
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Manufacturers
(non-exhaustive list)
RTE (Réseau de transport d'électricité) http://www.rte-france.com
EDF Réseau de distribution (ERD) http://www.edfdistribution.fr
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