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    A 4 core cable refers to a multicore cable with 4 individual cables bundled together in a single pull. Each individual cable has a cross-sectional area of 240mm^2. Larger cable sizes like 240mm^2 are needed for higher power requirements, such as a project requiring 1800 amps of power. To calculate the cable capacity, the capacity of each individual 240mm^2 cable, which is 488 amps, is multiplied by the number of cores (4) to get the total capacity needed to meet the power requirements over the required distance. The distance is also multiplied by the number of cores since each core represents a separate cable pull over that distance.

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    A 4 core cable refers to a multicore cable with 4 individual cables bundled together in a single pull. Each individual cable has a cross-sectional area of 240mm^2. Larger cable sizes like 240mm^2 are needed for higher power requirements, such as a project requiring 1800 amps of power. To calculate the cable capacity, the capacity of each individual 240mm^2 cable, which is 488 amps, is multiplied by the number of cores (4) to get the total capacity needed to meet the power requirements over the required distance. The distance is also multiplied by the number of cores since each core represents a separate cable pull over that distance.

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    Explanation For MR Sinh-1

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    A 4 core cable refers to a multicore cable with 4 individual cables bundled together in a single pull. Each individual cable has a cross-sectional area of 240mm^2. Larger cable sizes like 240mm^2 are needed for higher power requirements, such as a project requiring 1800 amps of power. To calculate the cable capacity, the capacity of each individual 240mm^2 cable, which is 488 amps, is multiplied by the number of cores (4) to get the total capacity needed to meet the power requirements over the required distance. The distance is also multiplied by the number of cores since each core represents a separate cable pull over that distance.

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    1. what does 4 core cable mean?

    below is an example of a 4 x 240mm2 multicore cable in 1 pull

    2. why 240 mm?

    Example the power requirement is about 1800 Ampere, if you look at the capacity of the cable
    capabilities in the table, a 240mm cable only has a capacity of 488A, then the calculations
    488 x 4 pulls = 1952 Ampere
    3. what about the distance?
    for example if the required distance is 100 m, then 100m x 4 pulls = 400m, so in BQ the writing
    becomes 4 x (4 x 240mm) with a quantity of 400m

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