1, Electrical equipment short circuit
Water ingress into TPS cable can cause short circuits in electrical equipment within the cables, which may cause harm to the devices connected to the cables and even damage them. The consequences not only affect the normal use of equipment, but also pose safety hazards to personnel and the environment.
2, Causing a fire
Water ingress into TPS electrical cable may also cause fires, as the conductors in TPS cable can experience short circuits when exposed to water. Under the action of current, short circuit can easily cause TPS cable overload, and electrical TPS cable overload can cause a large amount of current flow, generating a large amount of heat in a short period of time, thereby causing fire.
3, TPS electrical cable tensile strength decreases
Due to the presence of water, the internal load-bearing capacity of TPS cable will be greatly reduced, resulting in a decrease in the cable's tensile strength. When the cable cannot withstand external tension, it will cause the cable to break. The breakage of cables not only affects the normal use of facilities such as computers and network communication, but also impacts people's lives and property safety.
4, TPS cable insulation performance decreases
Water ingress into flat TPS cable can damage the insulation layer of electrical cable TPS, resulting in a decrease in cable insulation performance. The insulation performance of TPS cable is very important because it can effectively prevent leakage and cross current inside the cable, thereby ensuring the normal use of TPS cable. Once the insulation performance of TPS cable decreases, leakage and cross current can occur, leading to cable damage and personal injury.
In summary, water ingress into TPS cable can cause various adverse effects such as short circuits in electrical equipment, fire hazards, decreased cable tensile strength, and decreased insulation performance of TPS cable. Therefore, during the transportation, construction, installation, and use of TPS electrical cable, the cables should always be kept in a dry state to prevent water from entering the TPS electrical cable. At the same time, once water ingress is detected in the cable, remedial measures should be taken promptly to avoid unnecessary losses.
