Session 13 –Wiring Methods & Cable Standards
Unarmored Cable similar to US TC type cables but with fully extruded fillers. Armored Cable similar in concept to IEEE45 Type P marine shipboard cable and continuous corrugated aluminum armor cable. Type SWA –Steel Wire Armor Type STA –Steel Tape Armor Type SWB –Steel Wire Braid
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