Overhead power cable having light conducting fibers arranged in its interior
AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsSiegfried Bruggendieck, Karl-Heinz Nolting, Friedrich Krahn, Gerhard Olejak
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AssigneeU.S. Philips Corporation
InventorsSiegfried Bruggendieck, Karl-Heinz Nolting, Friedrich Krahn, Gerhard Olejak
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The invention relates to an overhead power cable for the simultaneous transmission of electrical energy and data signals. The cable has one of more layers of electrically conductive wires. Inside these layers, light conducting fibers are provided. Each fiber has a mantle of synthetic resin. Furthermore, all fibers are surrounded by a common sheath of synthetic resin. According to the invention the light conducting fibers are stranded with or around one or more strength members with a strand-length from 5 to 15 times the diameter of the strand. Furthermore the core of fibers and wires is provided with a band of synthetic resin within the sheath. A seamless metal shield is arranged between the sheath of synthetic resin and the wire layers.
An overhead power cable for simultaneously transmitting electrical energy and data signals, said cable comprising:
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