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The document discusses the transfer impedance of cable support systems. Transfer impedance is a measurement of how effectively a cable support system prevents interference currents from coupling onto cables within. It is calculated as the ratio of the interference voltage measured along the cable to the interference current injected into the cable shield. Experiments showed cable support systems with covers had the best performance, with measured transfer impedances several times lower than without covers.

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Katalog-KTS en 2018 12

The document discusses the transfer impedance of cable support systems. Transfer impedance is a measurement of how effectively a cable support system prevents interference currents from coupling onto cables within. It is calculated as the ratio of the interference voltage measured along the cable to the interference current injected into the cable shield. Experiments showed cable support systems with covers had the best performance, with measured transfer impedances several times lower than without covers.

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Transfer impendence of cable support systems

General planning aids


ZT: Transfer impendence
Experimental structure for transfer impedance: 1 = Length l, 2 = U, 3 = I, 4 = Pulse source 8/20
VInterference: Interference voltage measured in
cable

IInterference: Interference current, fed into the


shield from outside (KTS)

L: Length of the cable support system

Transfer impedance (coupling cable support systems are always Experiment result:
04_KTS_Produkteinheitenkatalog_EX_2018 / en / 2018/11/13 10:55:57 10:55:57 (LLExport_02475) / 2018/11/13 10:59:11 10:59:11

resistance) of cable support sys- included in the equipotential bond- The effect of the cable support
tems ing system. In so doing, the partial system against galvanic coupling
The transfer impedance of a cable current flows via the cable support was clearly proved by the experi-
support system is the ratio of the system. A very small component ments.
measured voltage VInterference, meas- can therefore still flow along the The best result was achieved with
ured in the lengthwise direction cables laid within the cable sup- cable support systems (cable
within the cable support system, to port system. This component is trays) with covers.
determined by the transfer imped-
the coupled current IInterference.
ance of the cable support system.
The transfer impedance is determ-
The following applies for the trans-
ined in the same way as with the
fer impedance:
measurement of the electrical con-
ductivity properties in Chapter ZT = VInterference/(IInterference x L)
11.1. (DIN EN 61537). [mΩ/m]
If there is a lightning strike in a The values given are based on
building, partial currents will flow measurements, in which a pulse
through the entire equipotential current of the wave shape 8/20
bonding system. was passed through a defined
Installed cables are best run within length of a cable support system.
a cable support system. Installed

Transfer impedance 8/20 mOhm/m


Type, cable tray / cable ladder Without cover With cover
MKS 630 FS 1.14 0.71
MKS 630 FT 1.14 0.71
MKSU 630 FS 0.44 0.09
MKSU 630 FT 0.44 0.09
GRM 55/300 FS 6.17 5.5

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