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The Vector CV, which combines vertical and horizontal vulcanization to produce high voltage cable, is described. Determination of the proper catenary curve, the mechanical components of the machine, economic feasibility, and versatility are discussed. The Vector CV is particularly suited for large cables.
The Vector CV, which combines vertical and horizontal vulcanization to produce high voltage cable, is described. Determination of the proper catenary curve, the mechanical components of the machine, economic feasibility, and versatility are discussed. The Vector CV is particularly suited for large cables.
| Author(s) | Ramsey, H.H., Ramsey, J.C, John Royle & Sons. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products36(1): 65-68, 117-119, Paper presented at WAI 30th Annual Convention, Chicago, IL USA |
| Year | 1961 |
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