High Density Shield EMC Cable Geophysical Well Logging Coaxial Cable 5/16 EMC Cables

Product Overview

Description

What is  EMC Cables?

EMC Cable Geophysical Well Logging is a type of cable used in the oil and gas industry to lower and raise downhole tools and sensors into a wellbore for data acquisition and analysis. The cable is made up of multiple conductors and is designed to transmit power and data signals between the surface and downhole instruments, allowing for real-time monitoring and measurement of various reservoir parameters such as temperature, pressure, and fluid properties

 

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Detailed Specification for  5/16 EMC Cables Geophysical Well Logging

Properties
Cable Diameter:	0.322” +0.005” - 0.002”   (8.18mm + 0.13mm -0.05mm)
Minimum Sheave Diameter	18”                   (46 cm)
Cable Stretch Coefficient	1.2 ft/Kft/Klbs          (1.35 m/Km/5KN)
ELECTRICAL
Maximum Conductor Voltage:	1,500 VDC
Recommended Operating Conductor Vatlage	1,500 MegaΩ/Kft @ 500VDC   (457 MegaΩ/Km @ 500VDC)
Conductor AWG Rating:	15
Armor Electrical Resistance:	2.1 Ω/Kft  (6.9 Ω/Km)
Mechanical
Minimum Insulation Resistance	12,000 lbs        (53.3 KN) Nominal
Maximum Suggested Working Tension:	6,000 lbs           (26.6 KN)
Number and Size of Wires:
Inner Armor:	12 x 0.0445”     (1.130 mm)
Outer Armor:	18 x 0.0445”      (1.130 mm)
Average Wire Breaking Strength
Inner Armor:	442 lbs                     (1.97 KN)
Outer Armor:	442 lbs                      (1.97 KN)