【正文】 106 106 107 108 109 109 111 111 113 116 116 118 118 118 121 121 122201013/ Shielded Cable 屏蔽電纜的修理For the conditions that are applicable to the data in this paragraph, refer to Paragraph .Repair is necessary when these types of damage occur:_ Damage to the conductor。 refer to Paragraph ._ Damage to the primary insulation。 refer to Paragraph ._ Damage to the shield is more than 1 inch in length or more than 25 percent of the circumference of the shield, and near the end of the cable。 refer to Paragraph ._ Damage to the shield is more than 1 inch in length or more than 25 percent of the circumference of the shield。 refer to Paragraph ._ Damage to the shield is less than 1 inch in length and less than 25 percent of the circumference of the shield。 refer to Paragraph ._ Damage that goes through the jacket, but the shield has no damage。 refer to Paragraph ._ Damage that goes into the jacket。 refer to Paragraph ._ The bond between the overlaps of the tape of a jacket is broken for a length more than 50 percent of the diameter of the wire。 refer to Figure 30 and Paragraph ._ Damage that goes into the insulation of the shield splice assembly, but the shield has no damage。 refer to Figure 31 and Paragraph .Refer to Figure 29.Figure 29 UNSERVICEABLE JACKET AND SHIELD DAMAGEFigure 30 UNSERVICEABLE BROKEN BONDSFigure 31 UNSERVICEABLE DAMAGE OF THE INSULATION OF A SHIELD SPLICE ASSEMBLYRepair is not necessary when these types of damage occur:_ A fold in the jacket or the primary insulation at a bend_ A small scratch on the surface of the jacket or the primary insulation_ Abrasion that makes the surface of the jacket or the primary insulation rough_ The bond between the overlaps of the tape of the jacket is broken for a length that is less than 50 percent of the diameter of the wire.Refer to Figure 32 and Figure 33.Figure 32 SERVICEABLE SCRATCHES, FOLDS, AND ABRASIONFigure 33 SERVICEABLE BROKEN BONDS201013/6. REPAIR OF THE SHIELD OF A SHIELDED WIRE AND A SHIELDED CABLE201013/. Selection of a Sealed Shield Splice ConfigurationRefer to:_ Paragraph 2. for the damage and repair conditions of the applicable shielded wire or shielded cable_ Paragraph . for the applicable conditions for the repair of wire and cable with a splice.Table 13 SEALED SHIELD SPLICE CONFIGURATIONS201013/. Selection of a Solder Sleeve201013/. Shield Repair Mechanical Ferrules, Shield Material, Tape, and a SleeveRefer to:_ Paragraph . for the applicable conditions for the repair of wire and cable with a splice_ Figure 116 for the configuration of the splice assembly.Figure 116 CONFIGURATION OF THE SPLICE ASSEMBLY(1) Remove the necessary length of the outer jacket. Refer to Figure 117.Figure 117 JACKET REMOVAL(a) On one side of the damaged area, carefully cut the jacket around the circumference of the wire or the cable a minimum of inch from the end of the damage, away from the damaged area.CAUTION：DO NOT CUT ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE JACKET. DAMAGE CAN OCCUR TO THE SHIELD OR WIRE.(b) On the other side of the damaged area, carefully cut the jacket around the circumference of the wire or the cable a minimum of inch from the end of the damage, away from the damaged area.CAUTION：DO NOT CUT ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE JACKET. DAMAGE CAN OCCUR TO THE SHIELD OR WIRE.(c) Cut the jacket lightly along the length of the jacket to be removed.CAUTION：DO NOT CUT ALL THE WAY THROUGH THE JACKET. DAMAGE CAN OCCUR TO THE SHIELD OR WIRE.(d) Pull the jacket apart at the lines where it is cut.NOTE: If it is necessary, the wire or the cable can be bent at the lines where the jacket was cut.CAUTION：DO NOT BEND THE WIRE OR THE CABLE MORE THAN 3 TIMES THE TO THE WIRE OR THE CABLE CAN OCCUR.(2) Prepare the shield. Refer to Figure 118.Figure 118 SHIELD PREPARATION(a) Carefully cut around the circumference of the shield on each side of the damaged area.Make sure that the distance from the end of the jacket to the end of the shield is a minimum of inch.(b) Remove the unwanted shield with the damage.(3) Make a selection of two sets of inner and outer mechanical ferrules. Refer to Subject 203012.Make sure that：_ The ferrules are the correct Temperature Grade_ The inner ferrule has the smallest diameter that can move freely on the jacket_ The outer ferrule has the smallest diameter that can be put on the inner ferrule and shield.203012（目錄）203012/. Mechanical FerrulesNOTE: A