Fully synthetic taped insulation cables

Title: Fully synthetic taped insulation cables

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A high voltage oil-impregnated electrical cable with fully polymer taped insulation operable to 765 kV. Biaxially oriented, specially processed, polyethylene, polybutene or polypropylene tape with an embossed pattern is wound in multiple layers over a conductive core with a permeable screen around the insulation. Conventional oil which closely matches the dielectric constant of the tape is used, and the cable can be impregnated after field installation because of its excellent impregnation characteristics.

Inventors:

Forsyth, Eric B. ^[1]; Muller, Albert C. ^[2]

(Brookhaven, NY)
(Center Moriches, NY)

Issue Date:: 1984-01-01

Research Org.:: ASSOC UNIVERSITIES INC

OSTI Identifier:: 865281

Patent Number(s):: 4487991

Assignee:: United States of America as represented by United States (Washington, DC) BNL

DOE Contract Number:: AC02-76CH00016

Resource Type:: Patent

Country of Publication:: United States

Language:: English

Subject:: synthetic; taped; insulation; cables; voltage; oil-impregnated; electrical; cable; polymer; operable; 765; kv; biaxially; oriented; specially; processed; polyethylene; polybutene; polypropylene; tape; embossed; pattern; wound; multiple; layers; conductive; core; permeable; screen; conventional; oil; closely; matches; dielectric; constant; impregnated; field; installation; excellent; impregnation; characteristics; biaxially oriented; closely matches; multiple layer; dielectric constant; electrical cable; multiple layers; taped insulation; closely match; conductive core; /174/

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