Construction of a cable network for mountain solar power generation! Conductive tension-resistant cables made of FRP.
We would like to introduce the offshore solar unit "Conductive Tension Cable" handled by the NBL Research Institute. The allowable tensile strength of the "sub cable" is designed for 10 tons with an allowable current of 200A. The wind load for the "main cable" is based on a maximum wind speed of approximately 40m/s in construction standard areas, assuming a horizontal configuration at 10m above ground and estimating a wind load of 50 tons (2500m2) with 30% space. The work vehicle is suitable for transporting and constructing the so-called "Caterpillar-type Crab Crane" mountain specification vehicle. 【Main Cable Features】 ■ UV protective coat ■ Allowable tensile strength: approximately 50 tons (50 tons wind load for 2500m2) ■ 50m span ■ Aerial support possible *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.
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【Sub Cable Features】 ■ Copper 1.5mm insulated tube interior ■ Allowable current: approximately 200A (for 20 panel connections) ■ Allowable tensile strength: 10 tons *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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【Usage】 ■ Offshore Solar Unit *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company is the core company of the NBL group, which is based on people and technology. We conduct research on academic foundational technologies in collaboration with university laboratories, progressing from basic research to advanced research and business development. We primarily focus on research and development related to FRP pipes, evaluation testing, technology and know-how management, and the development of traceability systems.
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