Type 240 Mining Cable: Versatile and Durable for a Wide Range of Mining Applications

When it comes to powering long-arm coal mining systems, the need for a reliable and durable cable cannot be overstated. The Type 240 Mining Cable is specifically designed to meet these demanding requirements, offering unmatched versatility and strength across a wide range of mining applications.

Built to the highest Australian standards, this cable is engineered to deliver safe and efficient power transmission, ensuring that your mining operations run smoothly, regardless of the challenges you face.

Introduction to Long-Arm Coal Mining Systems

Long-arm coal mining systems are at the heart of modern mining operations. These systems are used to extract large volumes of coal efficiently, making them crucial in meeting the world’s energy demands.

However, operating such heavy machinery in harsh underground environments comes with significant risks. Powering these systems requires cables that can handle extreme conditions, including high voltage, tension, and abrasion.

The Type 240 Mining Cable has been developed with these challenges in mind, providing a robust solution that ensures the safety and reliability of your long-arm coal mining operations.

The Importance of Powering Long-Arm Coal Mining Systems

Long-arm coal mining systems consist of a series of connected machines that work together to extract coal from underground seams. These systems require a continuous and reliable power supply to operate effectively. Any disruption in power can lead to operational delays, increased costs, and, more importantly, safety hazards.

To address these issues, the Type 240 Mining Cable is designed to provide consistent and reliable power transmission, even in the most challenging conditions. Its construction and materials are chosen to withstand the rigors of underground mining, ensuring that your equipment receives the power it needs to keep running smoothly.

Understanding the Potential Dangers in Long-Arm Coal Mining

Mining environments are inherently hazardous. The combination of heavy machinery, confined spaces, and the presence of combustible materials like coal dust creates a high-risk scenario. In such environments, the importance of using the right cable cannot be overstated.

Some of the potential dangers in long-arm coal mining include:

Electrical faults: Inadequate or faulty cables can lead to electrical faults, which can cause equipment failure or, worse, ignite combustible materials, leading to fires or explosions.

Mechanical stress: Cables in mining operations are subject to extreme mechanical stress, including bending, tension, and abrasion. A cable that cannot withstand these stresses is at risk of damage, leading to power interruptions.

Harsh environmental conditions: Mining environments are often wet, dirty, and abrasive. Cables that are not designed to withstand these conditions are prone to deterioration, which can compromise their performance and safety.

The Type 240 Mining Cable addresses these potential dangers with its robust construction and advanced materials.

Designed to resist mechanical stress, environmental degradation, and electrical faults, this cable is a critical component in ensuring the safety and efficiency of your mining operations.

Type 240 Mining Cable: Tailored to Your Needs

The Type 240 Mining Cable is available in several configurations, each designed to meet specific voltage and operational requirements.

The different types—Type 240.1, Type 240.3, Type 240.6, and Type 240.11—offer versatility and adaptability, making them suitable for a wide range of applications within long-arm coal mining systems.

Each of these types is manufactured to meet the specific needs of your operation, ensuring that you have the right cable for your power requirements.

Compliance with Australian Standards

The Type 240 Mining Cable is designed and manufactured in strict compliance with Australian standards. This ensures that the cable meets the highest safety and performance criteria, providing you with peace of mind in your mining operations.

Australian standards are among the most rigorous in the world, particularly when it comes to mining equipment. By choosing a cable that meets these standards, you are not only ensuring compliance but also investing in a product that is built to last and perform under the toughest conditions.

How Type 240 Mining Cable Solves Potential Dangers

The Type 240 Mining Cable is engineered to mitigate the risks associated with long-arm coal mining systems. 

Electrical Safety: The cable's advanced insulation and shielding protect against electrical faults, reducing the risk of fires or explosions. The separate copper shield within the cable helps in containing electrical disturbances, ensuring a safe and stable power supply.

Mechanical Durability: The cable is built to withstand the physical demands of mining operations. Its robust construction resists mechanical stresses such as tension, abrasion, and bending, ensuring long-term reliability.

Environmental Resistance: The Type 240 Mining Cable is designed to endure the harsh conditions of underground mining. Its outer jacket is resistant to water, chemicals, and abrasion, ensuring that the cable remains functional and safe even in the toughest environments.

Versatility Across Different Mining Applications

While the Type 240 Mining Cable is primarily designed for long-arm coal mining systems, its versatility makes it suitable for a wide range of mining applications.

Whether you are involved in underground coal mining, surface mining, or other forms of resource extraction, this cable provides the power and durability needed to keep your operations running smoothly.

The ability to customize the cable according to voltage requirements and environmental conditions makes the Type 240 Mining Cable an ideal choice for various mining scenarios. Its adaptability ensures that you can use it across different aspects of your operation, maximizing its value and effectiveness.

Customization for Voltage Level Requirements

Mining operations vary in size and power demands, and the Type 240 Mining Cable is designed to meet these varying needs. Available in multiple configurations—Type 240.1, Type 240.3, Type 240.6, and Type 240.11—this cable can be tailored to suit the specific voltage level requirements of your operation.

Whether you need a cable for lower voltage applications or one capable of handling up to 11 kV, the Type 240 Mining Cable can be customized to match your exact specifications. This flexibility ensures that you have the right cable for your power needs, enhancing the efficiency and safety of your mining operation.

The Benefits of Investing in Type 240 Mining Cable

When you invest in the Type 240 Mining Cable, you are choosing a product that offers numerous benefits, including:

Reliability: Built to withstand the rigors of mining, this cable ensures a consistent and reliable power supply, reducing the risk of operational disruptions.

Safety: With advanced insulation, shielding, and environmental resistance, the Type 240 Mining Cable minimizes the risks associated with mining operations, protecting both your equipment and personnel.

Versatility: Suitable for a wide range of mining applications, this cable can be tailored to meet the specific needs of your operation, whether in underground or surface mining.

Compliance: Manufactured to Australian standards, the Type 240 Mining Cable meets the highest safety and performance criteria, giving you peace of mind in your mining operations.

Applications

 

These Type 240 1.1 to 11kV Mining Cables are mainly used as feeder cables for power supply to machinery or longwall supply. Cable contains 3 large pilots and large core screens provide for low resistance earthing.

 

 

STANDARDS:

AS/NZS 1802:2003
AS/NZS 1125
AS/NZS 3808
AS/NZS 5000.1

SPECIFICATIONS

Low Voltage

Medium Voltage

CONSTRUCTION

3×Conductors:

Flexible stranded tinned annealed copper conductor.

Conductor Screen:

1.1/1.1kV - polyester barrier tape, 3.3/3.3kV andabove - polyester barrier tape and extruded semiconductive tape.

Insulation:

EPR.

Insulation Screen:

Semiconductive tape.

Composite Screen (earth conductor):

Tinned annealed copper braiding interwove with polyester yarn.

3×Interstitial Pilot:

EPR covered flexible stranded tinned copper conductor.

Cradle Separator:

Semiconductive PCP.

Sheath:

Heavy duty PCP sheath.

Conclusion: Your Partner in Mining Success

The Type 240 Mining Cable is more than just a cable—it’s a vital component of your mining operation, designed to deliver the power, safety, and reliability you need to succeed. With its versatility, durability, and compliance with Australian standards, this cable is the perfect solution for a wide range of mining applications.

Whether you’re powering long-arm coal mining systems, interconnecting devices, or dealing with the unique challenges of underground mining, the Type 240 Mining Cable offers the performance and peace of mind you need to keep your operation running smoothly.

Get in Touch Today

If you're ready to invest in a cable that delivers on all fronts, contact us today to learn more about the Type 240 Mining Cable. Our team is here to help you find the perfect solution for your mining needs, ensuring that you have the reliable power supply necessary to keep your equipment running efficiently and safely.

Contact us now to discuss how the Type 240 Mining Cable can be customized to meet your specific requirements and to explore the full range of benefits it can bring to your mining operation.

RFQ: Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Type 240 Mining Cable used for?

The Type 240 Mining Cable is primarily used in long-arm coal mining systems but is versatile enough for various mining applications, including underground and surface mining.

Can the Type 240 Mining Cable be customized for different voltage levels?

Yes, the Type 240 Mining Cable is available in several configurations, including Type 240.1, Type 240.3, Type 240.6, and Type 240.11, and can be tailored to meet specific voltage requirements, up to 11 kV.

What makes the Type 240 Mining Cable suitable for harsh environments?

The cable is constructed with advanced materials that resist mechanical stress, environmental degradation, and electrical faults, making it ideal for the challenging conditions of mining operations.

Is the Type 240 Mining Cable compliant with Australian standards?

Absolutely. The Type 240 Mining Cable is designed and manufactured to meet the strictest Australian standards, ensuring the highest levels of safety and performance.

Note: This is just part of the standard parameters of our products. Please contact our Engineer if you need more. And the information contained within this webpage is for guidance only and is subject to change without notice or liability. All dimensions and specifications are nominal and are subject to normal manufacturing tolerances. All pictures shown are for illustration purposes only. The actual product may vary. All the information is provided in good faith and is believed to be correct at the time of publication.