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Technical article

January 2016

85

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Sikora – Germany

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Conclusion

With the introduced technology it

is possible to precisely measure the

concentricity of a conductor in the

insulation as well as the product

parameters, outer diameter, ovality and

wall thickness. The measuring technique

records rotating or in one plane oscillating

eccentricity values of the conductor in

Picture 6

:

Technique to determine a sloping position of the cable

Picture 7

:

Technique to determine a sag or a bend in the cable

the form of a scatter plot. This scatter plot

allows visualisation of the distribution of

short-term variations of the eccentricity.

Per the four-axes measurement as well

as eight-point eccentricity measurement,

a sloping position of the cable in the

measuring plane can be recognised.

The measuring system compensates

automatically for a sloping position of

the conductor in both horizontal as well

as vertical direction, thus the measuring

results are not influenced.

The measuring system also records

accurate measuring values, even when the

cable is running through the gauge head

with a sag or curved radius.

Using the described measuring tech-

nology in extrusion lines ensures the

production of high quality cables for a

flawless assembly. At the same time, it

contributes to process reliability and,

consequently, cost effectiveness.

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1 Inductive sensors

2 Two parallel, optical line sensors

3 Sag/bend of the cable

4 Type of production (direction)

5 Sloping position of the cable

1 Inductive sensors

2 Two parallel, optical line sensors

3 Sag/bend of the cable

4 Type of production (direction)

5 Sloping position of the cable

Measuring

points