🔌 Cable Insulation & Voltage Grades
🧪 What is Cable Insulation?
Cable insulation is a non-conductive material that surrounds the conductor (wire) to prevent electric shock, short circuit, and damage. It ensures that electricity flows only through the conductor.
⚠️ Safety Tips While Working with Underground Cables
⚠️ Safety Tips While Working with Underground Cables
Always de-energize the line before testing or joining
Use proper insulated gloves and tools
🧪 Testing of Underground Cables
🧪 Testing of Underground Cables
Before using or after repairing, cables must be tested to ensure safety and performance.
🔗 Types of Joints in Underground Cables
🔗 Types of Joints in Underground Cables
When a cable is too long or needs repair, joints are used. These must be strong, waterproof, and insulated.
🧰 Types of Underground Cables
🧰 Types of Underground Cables
🏗️ Construction of Underground Cable
Structure of an Underground Cable
Underground cables are made up of various layers to ensure safety and durability. The main parts include:
🔍 What is an Underground Cable?
An underground cable is a type of insulated conductor that carries electrical power below the earth's surface. It is well-protected from weather, accidents, and vandalism.
Types of solders and flux
Solder (धातु मिश्रधातु)
Flux (फ्लक्स – साफ और चिपकाने वाला पदार्थ)
Let’s understand both in detail.
Techniques of soldering
sually wires or terminals) by melting a filler metal (solder) between them. It is commonly used in electrical and electronic work to ensure a strong and low-resistance connection.