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DTIC ADA303058: Design Considerations for Stretch Conductors in Oce...
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A copper conductor formed into a helical configuration
like a telephone cord can stretch by extending its
geometry without elongating the conductor itself. This
report establishes the proper configuration of copper
conductors arranged in a helical pattern around a fiber
core which can be used as center of a nylon rope with at
least 20 percent working stretch. The calculation
procedure allows the determination of the conductor's
helix angle or pitch as function of the required assembly
elongation, the cable assembly's geometry, and the fiber
core's Poisson ratio. Limits of the geometry are
established to assure defined flexibility of the cable
assembly to allow bending of a surrounding fiber rope
without conductor layer blockage. A sample stretch
conductor assembly was procured and initial testing is
described, proving the calculation method's ability to
determine the correct geometry of the conductor assembly.
Such conductor assemblies can be used as conductive core
of nylon ropes suitable for coastal and deepsea buoy
moorings or as lift or trigger lines for instrumentation.
They are also considered the most suitable configuration
which can endure the high stretch requirements of
embedded conductors in a stretch hose wall at its
transition into a coupling section.
Date Published: 2018-03-25 22:58:51
Identifier: DTIC_ADA303058
Item Size: 25176297
Language: english
Media Type: texts
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