Wire & Cable 101
This online engineering PDH live webinar provides a comprehensive overview of wire and cable fundamentals covering all key aspects and components.
This presentation highlights the essential role wire and cable plays in powering and connecting our modern world. Understanding what cables are, why they are needed, and how they are made helps ensure safe and efficient electrical systems. Power cables are designed to carry electrical signals or power, and their construction - typically involving conductors, insulation, and protective sheathing - directly impacts performance and safety. By learning the fundamentals, specifiers and engineers can make informed decisions in selecting and using the right cables for various applications.
We will begin by reviewing the basics of electricity, before diving into each layer of a standard power cable. The discussion will involve conductor sizing and material, insulation material, shielding and armouring materials and methods, jacketing materials, and as a bonus, we will discuss the basic flame ratings relevant to the North American industry.
This 2 PDH online live webinar is intended for engineers, designers, and technical personnel who are interested in learning about wire and cable.
This PE continuing education live webinar is designed to provide you with the following specific knowledge and skills:
- Learning about wire & cable basics from the inner most layer to the outer most
- Understanding the benefits of conductor material selection
- Familiarizing with the different insulation materials used in power cables
- Learning about the various options for metallic shielding including copper wires and copper tape
- Learning about the two main types of armour and armouring processes
- Familiarizing with the different types of jacketing materials
- Learning about the different flame ratings pertinent to the North American wire & cable industry.
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