Attachment 7 Single Conductor 15KV Shielded MV105 existing cable.pdf

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J061--Electrical Repair - Medium Voltage Underground Circuit Federal contract opportunity
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36C24826Q0422
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Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 8

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This document is a product specification sheet for Priority Wire & Cable's Copper Single Conductor 15KV 133% MV-105 medium voltage cable with EPR/PVC insulation and copper tape shield. The cable is designed for power circuits in commercial, industrial, refinery, petro-chemical plants, utility power generation, and substations, suitable for installation in wet or dry conditions in aerial, conduit, open tray, and underground duct configurations. The cable operates at temperatures up to 105°C and voltages up to 15,000 volts and is approved for direct burial when installed with a ground conductor in close proximity.

The cable features Class B annealed compact bare copper conductors, extruded thermoset semi-conducting stress-control layers over conductors and insulation, high dielectric strength lead-free EPR insulation in contrasting color, and a helically applied 5 mil annealed copper tape with 25% overlap. The jacket is black, lead-free, flame-retardant, moisture and sunlight resistant polyvinyl chloride. The product complies with UL 1072, UL 1685, AEIC CS8, ICEA S-93-639/NEMA WC74, ICEA S-97-682, IEEE 1202, EPA 40 CFR Part 261, OSHA, and CSA FT4 standards. The specification includes detailed ampacity ratings across nine conductor sizes ranging from 2 AWG to 1000 kcmil, with ampacities listed for 90°C and 105°C operating temperatures in three installation configurations: conduit in air, underground duct, and open tray. Contact information is provided as 1-800-945-5542 and www.PriorityWire.com.

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APPLICATION:

15KV Shielded MV-105 cable is primarily used for power circuits in commercial, industrial, refinery and petro-chemical plants; utility power generation and substations. The cable can be installed in wet or dry applications and is for use in aerial, conduit, open tray, and underground duct installations. It can be used in direct burial if installed with a ground conductor in close proximity. The cable is approved for temperature up to 105°C and voltages up to 15000 volts.

CONDUCTORS:

• Class B annealed compact bare copper per ASTM

CONDUCTOR SHIELD:

• Extruded thermoset semi-conducting stress-control layer over conductor

INSULATION:

• High dielectric strength lead-free EPR insulation, contrasting in color to the black semi-conducting shield layers

INSULATION SHIELD:

• Extruded thermoset semi-conducting polymeric layer free stripping from insulation

METALLIC SHIELD:

• Helically applied 5 mil annealed copper tape over the insulation shield with an overlap of 25%

JACKET:

• Black low-friction, lead-free, flame-retardant, moisture and sunlight resistant polyvinyl chloride (PVC) jacket tightly applied over the copper tape

STANDARDS:

•UL 1072
•UL Listed as Type MV-105 for use in accordance with NEC
•AEIC CS8
•ICEA S-93-639/NEMA WC74
•ICEA S-97-682
•IEEE 1202 Flame Test (70,000 BTU/hr)/CSA FT4
•EPA 40 CFR, Part 261 per TCLP method
•OSHA Acceptable
•UL 1685 (Sizes 1/0 AWG and larger) UL Flame Exposure

Test

• Sizes 1/0 AWG and larger are listed and marked “Sunlight-

Resistant FOR CT USE” in accordance with NEC

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Part Number

Conductor Size

Conductor Diameter

Insulation Thickness

Insulation Diameter

Jacket Thickness

Overall Diameter

Cable Weight

Ampacity

Conduit in Air*

Underground Duct** Tray***

AWG/kcmil inches mils inches inches inches lbs/kft 90°C 105°C 90°C 105°C 90°C 105°C

2-0115KVEPUCMV105 2 0.27 220 0.760 0.080 0.99 658 150 165 155 165 - -

1-0115KVEPUCMV105 1 0.31 220 0.790 0.080 1.02 733 170 190 175 185 - -

1/0-0115KVEPUCMV105 1/0 0.34 220 0.830 0.080 1.06 825 195 215 200 215 195 220

All values are nominal and subject to correction

* Ampacities are in accordance with Table 310.60(C)(73) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in isolated conduit in air based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F).

** Ampacities are in accordance with Table 310.60(C)(77) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in underground ducts (three conductors per duct), based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient earth temperature of 20˚C (68˚F), electrical duct arrangement per Figure 310.60 Detail 1, 100% load factor, and earth thermal resistance (rho) of 90.

*** Ampacities are based on single conductor Type MV-105 sizes #1/0 AWG and larger in an uncovered tray in accordance with Section 392.80(B)(2) of the NEC at an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F); the ampacities are based on 75% of the values per Table 310.60(C)(69), operating tempera-ture denoted in column header. For cable trays with unventilated covers for more than 6 feet, the ampacities shall not exceed 70% of the values per Table 310.60(C)(69).

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Copper Single Conductor 15KV 133% MV-105 EPR/PVC Copper Tape Shield

Part Number

Conductor Size

Conductor Diameter

Insulation Thickness

Insulation Diameter

Jacket Thickness

Overall Diameter

Cable Weight

Ampacity

Conduit in Air*

Underground Duct** Tray***

AWG/kcmil inches mils inches inches inches lbs/kft 90°C 105°C 90°C 105°C 90°C 105°C

2/0-0115KVEPUCMV105 2/0 0.38 220 0.870 0.080 1.10 938 225 255 230 245 225 250

4/0-0115KVEPUCMV105 4/0 0.48 220 0.970 0.080 1.21 1261 295 330 295 315 300 335

250-0115KVEPUCMV105 250 0.53 220 1.020 0.080 1.25 1407 330 365 325 345 335 370

350-0115KVEPUCMV105 350 0.62 220 1.120 0.080 1.35 1783 395 440 390 415 415 460

500-0115KVEPUCMV105 500 0.74 220 1.240 0.080 1.47 2331 480 535 465 500 515 575

750-0115KVEPUCMV105 750 0.91 220 1.420 0.080 1.65 3234 585 655 565 610 665 745

1000-0115KVEPUCMV105 1000 1.06 220 1.580 0.110 1.86 4219 675 755 640 690 795 890

All values are nominal and subject to correction

* Ampacities are in accordance with Table 310.60(C)(73) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in isolated conduit in air based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F).

** Ampacities are in accordance with Table 310.60(C)(77) of the NEC for triplexed or three single conductor copper cables in underground ducts (three conductors per duct), based on a conductor temperature of 90˚C (194˚F) or 105˚C (221˚F), temperature denoted in column header, and an ambient earth temperature of 20˚C (68˚F), electrical duct arrangement per Figure 310.60 Detail 1, 100% load factor, and earth thermal resistance (rho) of 90.

*** Ampacities are based on single conductor Type MV-105 sizes #1/0 AWG and larger in an uncovered tray in accordance with Section 392.80(B)(2) of the NEC at an ambient air temperature of 40˚C (104˚F); the ampacities are based on 75% of the values per Table 310.60(C)(69), operating tempera-ture denoted in column header. For cable trays with unventilated covers for more than 6 feet, the ampacities shall not exceed 70% of the values per Table 310.60(C)(69).

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