#cable terminals

[axiselectricals]

Does Ingress Protection mean your Enclosure is Safe?

What is IP rating?

IP rating or IEC 60529 grades the resistance of an enclosure against dust, water or other contaminants. It provides a list of the degree of protection offered by mechanical and electrical casings or enclosures. Electric equipment malfunctions or gets damaged when water or dust enters it. To avoid such situations, the equipment enclosures should be resistant to such ingression. This can be ensured by the IP ratings of the equipment as they give a more specific understanding of the protection offered. It also defines the tests to be performed to verify that the enclosure (product) meets these requirements. IP ratings are of prime importance throughout various industries like mechanical, electrical, electronics, instrumentation, automobile, etc.

The IP code is composed of the two letters IP which means ingress protection, followed by two numerals:

1) The first numeral refers to the protection against solid objects and is rated on a scale from 0 (no protection) to 6 (no ingress of dust).

2) The second numeral rates the protection against liquids and uses a scale from 0 (no protection) to 9 (high-pressure hot water from different angles).

 The two digits indicate adherence to the conditions listed in the table below. The digit 0 is used when no protection is provided. A digit is replaced with the letter X when no sufficient data is available to assign a protection level. The device is considered to be less capable in such cases.

 DIN 40050-9 extended the IEC 60529 rating system with an IP69K rating. IP69K stands for high-pressure, high-temperature wash-down applications. It was originally developed for road vehicles, especially those that need regular intensive cleaning. It is also useful in areas like food processing machinery and car wash systems.

 What does Ingress Protection Rating mean?

First Digit – The first digit stands for protection from solid material mainly dust. The value can range from 0 to 6. As the value increases, the ability of the product to withstand solid foreign objects or dust from entering the enclosure increases.

 For example, a product that has a rating of IP20 can withstand solid foreign objects up to 12mm or greater in size. An object with a rating of IP6X has protection from dust ingress. The “X” is used to represent an area where the product has not been tested for ingress protection.

 Second Digit – The second digit represents protection from liquid ingress. It has values ranging from 1 to 9. As the value of the second digit increases, protection from liquid ingress increases.

 For example, a product with an IPX4 rating can withstand vertical water splashing at an angle up to 600. As the chart indicates, there are specific angles, pressures, and volume requirements that must be followed during testing. Here since the first digit is indicated as X, we can say that it is not certified for foreign body ingress protection.

 Extra Letters – Sometimes, there might be an extra letter at the end of the IP code, these are optional letters. This is the supplementary letter, and it can be used to denote the supplementary information from the product standard. The letter can provide additional information related to the protection of the device from:

 Letters and Meanings

 F- Oil resistant

 H – High voltage device

 M- Device monitoring during water test

 S- Device standing still during water test

 W – Weather conditions

 Electrical IP Rating:

IP ratings for electrical applications follow the same universal codes similar to all other types of enclosures, for ease of understanding and standardisation. However, it is more important with electrical IP ratings to strictly consider the potential exposure types and protection needed for all electrical or electronic components or systems. This is because any ingress from either particulates or moisture of any kind can result in greater damage or increased hazards.

 Conclusion:

There are various types of IP-rated products available on the market now. The IP rating requires stringent testing procedures, which ensures standardization between all the different testing facilities around the world. The standardisation of IP codes enables users to gain a clear understanding of each product’s abilities and limitations in different environments. It makes the selection easy with the IP rating indicated on the product. One must always be careful in checking the IP ratings for less obvious sources of moisture or foreign bodies, such as condensation, steam, accumulating dust, and corrosion or chemical attack if the product is to be used in challenging industrial environments.

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Cable/Deadpool Annual (2018) #1

[jkflesh]

This one is SICK!!! Someone uploaded a 3-hour live VHS compilation with GODFLESH, GOD, CABLE REGIME, TERMINAL CHEESECAKE, SILVERFISH, FUDGE TUNNEL, HEADBUTT, more…

WATCH: LINK

GODFLESH — the clip's a 100x better rip of them performing "Meltdown" as a quartet with Mick Harris and Robert Hampson. Extensive photos and full audio has been previously available of this Camden Underworld gig (10.10.1991) but this is the best possible quality vid.

CABLE REGIME, seen on video online for the first time ever, as support on the same gig, performing "Righteous Man's End." Long term JKB mates Diarmuid Dalton, Paul Neville and Steve Hough for the uninitiated…

GOD, with the best available video of them thus far, performing "Love's An Illness" and Kevin Martin blasting his lungs inside out, lots of closeups of what I think is Tim Hodgkinson. Think this is earlier than the gig above, before JKB was a performing member of GOD.

[roccooraccoon]

Monch :3

Inspired by a discord convo lol

[trans-der-vampire]

Pro tip: if the regular at the Warhammer shop, who has been painting minis for longer than you have been alive, tells you that certain minis aren't great for starters? believe them. they're not being condescending. they simply know the pain and want to save you.

[purpleandturgid]

i want more of this type of content

Dudes with fucked up robot bodies

examples given:

That one bondage scene from Terminator Salvations

and Cable from Deadpool

I never sat down and watched Terminator Salvations, I caught some of it on t.v. seems like there was just the one kinky scene, where he's suspended from a car axle and they make him look at his messed up body, and his body has robot parts in it, and he's pretty upset about it and thrashes around some. I thought that moment was in the trailer, but maybe it was just a promotional clip that played at the Hastings video rental. Definitely left an impression on me wherever I saw it. Someone somewhere has a good gifset of it, but I don't know how to do that (and Christian Bale is kind of ruining it for me)

Personally found the movie kind of a let-down, but Deadpool 2 definitely made Cable way hotter than was strictly necessary. I got to find out, in the movie theater, the character pushes most of my buttons. Competent, driven men, and he's slowly being eaten by a metal parasite monster from space. It's hurting him and also making him stronger with cool cyborg abilities.

[marveltournaments]

[ssruis]

Going through a straight up comical amount of irritating situations to get the stupid 4* guaranteed ticket from the welcome to sekai campaign. It Will Be Mine.

[steelthroat]

It's almost over! It's almost finished! Wuhuuuu!

[caterjunes]

removed our broken fucking sink faucet. took me half an hour, a lot of wrist pain, plus a tremendous amount of spiderwebs, rust flakes, mysterious grime, and water falling on my head. love it /s. now i need to scrape off the black ooze and shreds of old silicone, clean it all thoroughly, and figure out how the fuck to properly protect the holes from continuing to rust. then install the new faucet (had to drive 45 min each way this morning to get it). i hate this.

[axiselectricals]

How does an Overhead Line Fault Passage Indicator work?

Being outdoors, electrical networks are subject to the ravages of nature throughout the year. From lightning, heavy rain, dust or even just local wildlife, these electrical networks become susceptible to faults forming over time.

When these faults occur, outages can take place which can affect large populations of end customers or industrial areas, causing dissatisfaction and revenue losses for the local utility. In our conversations with Utilities and Operations & Maintenance (O&M) firms, in the absence of a fault indicator, the standard practice involves several technicians walking or driving along the length of the line to find the exact location of the fault. In the case of a line such as an Aerial Bundled Cable (AB Cable) where the cables are bunched together, this practice becomes even more difficult as the technicians need to lower the line to find the fault. Additionally, if the fault occurs at night or in highly forested or hilly areas, this endeavour becomes increasingly difficult.

These revenue losses for Utilities and the extra cost of O&M for fault detection have led to the development of products to aid utilities or maintenance firms to quickly detect faults in their network. A Fault Indicator is a device placed underground or on overground electrical lines to provide utilities with either a visual or remote indication and location of a fault. These Fault Indicators are also referred to as Fault Passage Indicators (FPI), help the utility attain early information on the location of the fault, and take immediate action.

What is an Overhead Line Fault Passage Indicator?

An Overhead Line Fault Passage Indicator detects and indicates faults that occur in an electrical distribution network. It monitors the system 24×7 for fault occurrence and reduces downtime time by quickly identifying the fault location. A Fault Passage Indicator is installed under live conditions with the help of a hot stick and an adapter.

How does a Fault Passage Indicator work?

One Fault Passage Indicator is usually clipped onto each phase of the circuit allowing the utility or O&M firm to monitor current and faults in each phase. By placing the FPI’s at regular intervals along the line, the device can identify faults in the downstream section from its point of installation by monitoring the electromagnetic field surrounding the conductor. During the fault condition, the magnetic field around the conductor increases rapidly as a high current will flow through that path for a fraction of time (di/dt) & then suddenly breaks to zero as circuit breaker trips, this condition is sensed by the FPI & gives the alarm physically on-site & remotely to SCADA centre.

In the case of a non-communicable type, the FPI will give alarm physically on-site by blinking the RED Ultra bright LED & in the case of a communicable type the FPI gives alarm physically on-site as well as send the data to the SCADA centre through DCU over GSM/GPRS.

The illustration below provides a basic topology of a communicable system.

The FPI product ultimately aims to reduce the time and effort taken by maintenance technicians to find faults by providing visual and/or remote cues.

When a fault occurs, the fault indicators in front of the fault point will flash an LED to indicate the fault, the ones behind the fault point will not indicate the fault. The operator can easily identify the fault position (between the flashing and non-flashing indicators) by tracking the flashed indicators. It can help the operator to find out the fault point quickly. Permanent fault, transient fault and battery low voltage alarm can be indicated and distinguished separately by 3 different ultra-bright blinking LEDs. Two different alternating ultra-bright blinking LEDs indicate an Earth-fault. The parameters such as trip current, reset time, blinking interval, etc. are also read and adjusted over the wireless bidirectional network.

Features:

Axis Overhead Line Fault Passage Indicator detects an earth-fault using the signal injection method with the assistance of a device called signal source. The signal source provides improved accuracy in earth-fault detection. The Axis Overhead Line Fault Passage Indicator is designed as per IEEE 495-2007 international standard. An earth-fault and short-circuit fault indicator consists of three indicators, one for each phase and one for Data Concentrator Unit (DCU) for uploading data to System Server.

Overhead Line Remote Fault Indicators are usually used to monitor short-circuit faults and earth-faults. Three ultra-bright blinking LEDs indicate a fault in the network. The information about the fault and the current values can be uploaded to the Server System by utilizing available 2G/3G/4G networks.

 Advantage:

The main aim of an Overhead Line Fault Passage Indicator is to reduce the physical efforts needed to identify the faults & that occur in distribution networks. There is a significant reduction in the time, effort and manpower required for identifying faults.

 AXIS Lightning Protection Systems are designed to protect structures and systems against Lightning damage. Axis tests its lightning protection products in accordance with Major international standards such as IEC, BS EN, and UL& IS. Contact Now!

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Cable/Deadpool Annual (2018) #1

[cablegland]

Cable termination refers to the process of securely connecting the end of a cable to a device or another cable using specialized connectors or terminals. It's a crucial step in various industries like telecommunications, electrical engineering, networking, and electronics manufacturing. Proper termination ensures reliable connections, minimizing signal loss, electrical interference, and mechanical damage. Techniques can vary from simple methods like soldering or crimping to more complex approaches such as insulation displacement or compression. Efficient cable termination is essential for maintaining the integrity and performance of electrical and data transmission systems.

[tubetrading]

From Concept to Reality:  Epoxy Insulators Shaping the Future of Electrical Engineering

In the rapidly advancing field of electrical engineering, the demand for reliable and efficient insulation materials has never been greater. Epoxy insulators, known for their superior performance and durability, are becoming the cornerstone of modern electrical systems. As a leading transformer insulators manufacturer, Radiant Enterprises is at the forefront of this technological evolution. This blog explores how epoxy insulators are transforming the landscape of electrical engineering, from their conception to their real-world applications.

The Importance of Insulators in Electrical Engineering

Insulators play a critical role in electrical engineering by preventing unwanted flow of current and ensuring the safety and efficiency of electrical systems. They are essential components in transformers, cables, and various other electrical installations. The choice of material for these insulators significantly impacts their performance, durability, and overall effectiveness.

Why Epoxy Insulators?

Epoxy insulators offer numerous advantages over traditional materials such as porcelain and glass. These include:

High Dielectric Strength:  Epoxy materials provide excellent electrical insulation properties, making them ideal for high-voltage applications.

Mechanical Strength:  Epoxy insulators are highly durable and resistant to mechanical stress and environmental factors.

Thermal Stability:  They can withstand extreme temperatures, ensuring consistent performance under varying conditions.

Moisture Resistance:  Epoxy insulators have low water absorption rates, reducing the risk of degradation over time.

From Concept to Reality: The Manufacturing Process

Conceptualization and Design

The journey of creating an epoxy insulator begins with conceptualization and design. This involves understanding the specific requirements of the application, whether it is for transformers, cable terminations, or other electrical components. Engineers at Radiant Enterprises collaborate with clients to design insulators that meet their exact specifications.

Material Selection

Choosing the right epoxy resin is crucial. The selected resin must offer the necessary electrical and mechanical properties while being cost-effective. Our team of experts evaluates various epoxy formulations to find the best match for the intended application.

Prototyping and Testing

Once the design is finalized, a prototype is developed. This prototype undergoes rigorous testing to ensure it meets all performance criteria. Tests include:

Electrical Testing:  Assessing dielectric strength and insulation resistance.

Mechanical Testing:  Evaluating tensile strength, compressive strength, and impact resistance.

Thermal Testing:  Measuring performance under high and low temperatures.

Environmental Testing:  Ensuring resistance to moisture, chemicals, and UV exposure.

Manufacturing

Upon successful testing, the insulators move into the manufacturing phase. Radiant Enterprises employs state-of-the-art manufacturing techniques to produce high-quality epoxy insulators. This includes:

Mixing and Molding:  Combining epoxy resin with hardeners and additives, then molding into the desired shape.

Curing:  Allowing the molded epoxy to cure and harden, forming a solid insulator.

Finishing:  Trimming, polishing, and coating the insulators to enhance their performance and appearance.

Applications of Epoxy Insulators

Epoxy insulators are versatile and used in a wide range of electrical engineering applications. Here are some key areas where they are making a significant impact:

Transformer Insulators

As a premier transformer insulators manufacturer, Radiant Enterprises provides epoxy insulators that ensure the safe and efficient operation of transformers. These insulators offer high dielectric strength and are resistant to thermal and mechanical stresses, making them ideal for both power and distribution transformers.

Cable Termination Insulators

Epoxy insulators are also crucial in cable terminations. They provide the necessary insulation and mechanical support to ensure reliable and safe connections. Radiant Enterprises, one of the leading cable termination insulator manufacturers in India, produces insulators that meet stringent industry standards and are designed for durability and performance.

Electrical Equipment

Beyond transformers and cables, epoxy insulators are used in various other electrical equipment such as switchgear, circuit breakers, and bushings. Their versatility and superior properties make them suitable for a wide range of applications in electrical engineering.

Why Choose Radiant Enterprises?

Radiant Enterprises stands out as the best transformer insulator manufacturer and a top player among electrical insulation manufacturers in India. Here is why:

Expertise and Experience

With years of experience in the industry, Radiant Enterprises has the expertise to design and manufacture high-quality epoxy insulators. Our team of engineers and technicians are skilled in developing solutions that meet the specific needs of our clients.

Commitment to Quality

Quality is at the core of everything we do. From selecting the finest raw materials to employing advanced manufacturing techniques, we ensure that every insulator we produce meets the highest standards of performance and reliability.

Innovation

We are committed to innovation and continuously invest in research and development to stay ahead of the curve. Our state-of-the-art facilities and cutting-edge technologies enable us to develop new and improved insulation solutions.

Customer-Centric Approach

At Radiant Enterprises, we believe in building long-term relationships with our clients. We work closely with them to understand their needs and provide customized solutions that exceed their expectations.

The Future of Epoxy Insulators

The future of epoxy insulators looks promising, with ongoing advancements in materials science and manufacturing technologies. Here are some trends to watch:

Smart Insulators

The integration of sensors and smart technologies into insulators is an exciting development. These smart insulators can monitor their own performance, detect faults, and provide real-time data to help manage electrical systems more efficiently.

Eco-Friendly Materials

As sustainability becomes increasingly important, there is a growing focus on developing eco-friendly epoxy formulations. These materials aim to reduce environmental impact while maintaining or even enhancing performance.

Enhanced Performance

Ongoing research is leading to the development of epoxy insulators with even higher dielectric strength, thermal stability, and mechanical durability. These advancements will further expand the applications and capabilities of epoxy insulators in electrical engineering.

Conclusion

From concept to reality, epoxy insulators are revolutionizing the field of electrical engineering. Their superior properties make them indispensable in ensuring the reliability and safety of electrical systems. As a leading transformer insulators manufacturer and a prominent name among electrical insulation manufacturers in India, Radiant Enterprises is dedicated to advancing this technology and providing our clients with the best possible solutions.

Whether you are looking for the best transformer insulator manufacturer or reliable cable termination insulator manufacturers in India, Radiant Enterprises has the expertise and products to meet your needs. Our commitment to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction sets us apart in the industry.

Experience the future of electrical insulation with Radiant Enterprises. Let us help you turn your concepts into reality with our high-performance epoxy insulators.

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[wellnoe]

Thoughts on Hope not having a named bio dad? Could the Phoenix have been the other parent instead?

i actually don't know a ton about hope bc i have read very little of the nation x/utopia comics! its just not an era i'm very well-versed in unfortunately.