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Organic dielectrics in high voltage cables

Abstract

It appears that the limit has been reached in the applicability of oil-impregnated paper as the dielectric for ehv cables, as with rising voltages the prevention of conductor losses becomes increasingly difficult, while the dielectric losses of the insulation, increasing as the square of the voltage, contribute to a greater extent to the temperature rise of the conductor. The power transmitting capacity of ehv cables reaches a maximum at 500 to 600 kV for these reasons. Apart from artificial cooling, a substantial improvement can be obtained only with the use of insulating materials with much lower dielectric losses; these can moreover be applied with a smaller wall thickness, but this means higher field strengths. Synthetic polymer materials meet these requirements but can be used successfully only in the form of lapped film tapes impregnated with suitable liquids. The electrical properties of these heterogeneous dielectrics, in particular, their impulse breakdown strengths are studied in detail.
Authors:
Publication Date:
Mar 01, 1962
Product Type:
Journal Article
Reference Number:
EDB-78-101478
Resource Relation:
Journal Name: Elektrotechniek; (Netherlands); Journal Volume: 40
Subject:
24 POWER TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION; EHV AC SYSTEMS; ELECTRIC CABLES; ELECTRICAL INSULATION; BREAKDOWN; COMPARATIVE EVALUATIONS; DIELECTRIC MATERIALS; PERFORMANCE; AC SYSTEMS; CABLES; CONDUCTOR DEVICES; ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT; EQUIPMENT; POWER SYSTEMS; 200301* - Power Transmission & Distribution- AC Systems, EHV & UHV- (-1989)
OSTI ID:
6865372
Country of Origin:
Netherlands
Language:
Dutch
Other Identifying Numbers:
Journal ID: CODEN: ELTKA
Submitting Site:
TIC
Size:
Pages: 99-110
Announcement Date:
Sep 01, 1978

Citation Formats

Vermeer, J. Organic dielectrics in high voltage cables. Netherlands: N. p., 1962. Web.
Vermeer, J. Organic dielectrics in high voltage cables. Netherlands.
Vermeer, J. 1962. "Organic dielectrics in high voltage cables." Netherlands.
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title = {Organic dielectrics in high voltage cables}
author = {Vermeer, J}
abstractNote = {It appears that the limit has been reached in the applicability of oil-impregnated paper as the dielectric for ehv cables, as with rising voltages the prevention of conductor losses becomes increasingly difficult, while the dielectric losses of the insulation, increasing as the square of the voltage, contribute to a greater extent to the temperature rise of the conductor. The power transmitting capacity of ehv cables reaches a maximum at 500 to 600 kV for these reasons. Apart from artificial cooling, a substantial improvement can be obtained only with the use of insulating materials with much lower dielectric losses; these can moreover be applied with a smaller wall thickness, but this means higher field strengths. Synthetic polymer materials meet these requirements but can be used successfully only in the form of lapped film tapes impregnated with suitable liquids. The electrical properties of these heterogeneous dielectrics, in particular, their impulse breakdown strengths are studied in detail.}
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volume = {40}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Netherlands}
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