UL 83 CRD-2014 UL Standard for Safety Thermoplastic-Insulated Wires and Cables - Section Paragraph Reference 4 1 7 3 Subject Joint in Class B Stranded 8 AWG (Edition 15 March 28 2.pdf

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1、UL COPYRIGHTED MATERIAL NOT AUTHORIZED FOR FURTHER REPRODUCTION ORDISTRIBUTION WITHOUT PERMISSION FROM ULUNDERWRITERS LABORATORIES INC. CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENT DECISIONThis Certification Requirement Decision is prepared and published by Underwriters Laboratories Inc.(UL). It is normative for the a

2、pplicable UL Product Certification Program(s); however, it is currently notpart of the UL Standard(s) referenced below.Product Category (CCN): ZLGRStandard Number: UL 83Standard Title: Standard for Thermoplastic-Insulated Wires and CablesEdition Date: March 28, 2014Edition Number: 15Section / Paragr

3、aph Reference: 4.1.7.3Subject: Joint in Class B Stranded 8 AWGDECISION:4.1.7 Joints4.1.7.1 A joint in a solid conductor or in one of the individual wires of a stranded conductor shall neitherincrease the diameter nor materially decrease the strength of the conductor or the individual wire. Notmore t

4、han one of the wires in a stranded conductor of 19 wires or less, nor more than one of the wiresin any given layer in a stranded conductor of more than 19 wires, shall be joined in any 0.3 m (1 ft) ofconductor.4.1.7.2 In a rope-lay-stranded conductor, which consists of a central core surrounded by o

5、ne or morelayers of stranded members (primary groups), each member shall be considered equivalent to a solidwire, and as such, shall be spliced as a unit. These joints shall not be any closer together than 2 laylengths.4.1.7.3 A joint shall be allowed in a Class B stranded 2.08 mm2(14 AWG), 3.31 mm2

6、(12 AWG), or 5.26mm2(10 AWG), or 8.37 mm2(8 AWG) insulated copper conductor intended to be used in amultiple-conductor cable, with an overall covering. The joint (butt splice) shall be made by machinebrazing or welding the entire conductor such that the resulting solid section of the stranded conduc

7、tor isno longer than 13 mm (0.50 inch). In addition, the joint shall not increase the diameter of the conductor,there shall be no sharp points, and the distance between joints in a single conductor shall not averageless than 1000 m (3280 ft) in any finished length of that single insulated conductor.

8、 A joint (butt splice)shall be made before or after insulating and prior to further processing. Where joints (butt splices) aremade after insulating, the insulation applied over the joint shall be of the same insulation material usedthroughout the length of the conductor, or of another insulating ma

9、terial that meets or exceeds theelectrical, physical, and mechanical requirements of this Standard for the original insulating material.Joints in bare or insulated equipment-grounding conductors shall not be allowed. Insulated conductorswith a joint (butt splice) shall not be surface marked with a t

10、ype designation.RATIONALE FOR DECISION:UL 83 permits butt splicing on 14-10 AWG stranded conductors. The standard also allows 8 AWGconductors to be solid, but it does not currently permit a butt splice in a stranded 8 AWG conductor. Sincebutt splicing joins all of the strands into a short length of

11、solid conductor and 8 AWG is permitted to besolid throughout the complete conductor, the range of conductors that are permitted to be butt splicedshould be expanded to include 8 AWG. This is consistent with the range of permitted solid conductors inmultiple conductor cable standards.Copyright 2014 U

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