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PVC (polyvinyl chloride) sheath plastic compounds are widely used for the outer protection of electrical cables because of their superior physical properties and durability, making them an ideal choice for cables in extreme environmental conditions. Whether in high temperature, low temperature, humid or chemically corrosive environments, PVC sheath plastic compounds can provide effective protection, extend the service life of cables, and ensure the safety and reliability of power transmission.
1. High and low temperature resistance
PVC sheath plastic compounds have good thermal stability. In high temperature environments, the chemical structure of PVC enables it to maintain good heat resistance and avoid deformation or damage caused by overheating. In addition, the low temperature performance of PVC materials is also very good, and it can maintain flexibility in environments as low as -15°C and is not easy to crack or break. Therefore, PVC sheathed cables can work normally under extreme temperature conditions and are widely used in industrial equipment, power transmission lines, and some special occasions that require high and low temperature resistance.
2. Moisture resistance and waterproof ability
Electrical equipment is often exposed to humid environments, such as underground cables, offshore platforms, or areas with frequent heavy rains. PVC sheath plastic compounds are very waterproof and can effectively prevent moisture from penetrating into the cable. Its sealing performance allows it to maintain the safety of electrical transmission in a humid or flooded environment. In addition, PVC materials also have good mildew and corrosion resistance, avoiding safety hazards such as aging of the cable outer layer or current leakage caused by moisture.
3. Chemical corrosion resistance
In many industrial environments, cables may be exposed to chemicals such as acids, alkalis, oils or solvents. PVC sheath plastic compounds have strong chemical corrosion resistance and can effectively resist the erosion of common chemicals, protecting the conductor and insulation layer inside the cable from damage. This makes PVC sheathed cables particularly suitable for working environments with chemical pollution or corrosion risks such as chemical plants, oil fields, and mining areas.
4. Mechanical damage resistance
PVC sheath materials are not only resistant to high temperatures and moisture, but also have high impact resistance and tensile resistance. In harsh environments, such as when cables need to be laid underground or exposed to the external environment, PVC sheaths can effectively resist external mechanical pressure, friction and impact, reducing the risk of cable damage. Its wear-resistant properties enable PVC sheathed cables to maintain long-term stable operation under complex construction conditions.
5. Electrical safety
PVC itself has good electrical insulation properties, which can effectively prevent current leakage and electric shock hazards. Its fire resistance is also outstanding, which can delay the spread of fire for a certain period of time and ensure the safety of cables in fire or high temperature environments. In addition, PVC materials have a certain shielding effect on electromagnetic interference (EMI), ensuring that cables can transmit signals normally in complex electrical environments and avoid the impact of external interference on power systems.
PVC sheathed plastic compounds help cables cope with various extreme environmental conditions through their excellent thermal stability, moisture resistance, chemical corrosion resistance, mechanical damage resistance and electrical safety. Whether it is high temperature, low temperature, humidity, chemical pollution or complex mechanical pressure, PVC sheathed cables can provide reliable protection to ensure the safe operation of power systems in harsh environments, and are widely used in power, communications, industrial control and other fields.
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