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PO223: High Voltage Wet Design XLPE cables
Magnus Bengtsson, R&D Project Manager HVAC, Nexans
Abstract
The objective of the work is to qualify high voltage power cables of wet design i.e. a design allowing water vapour into the crosslinked polyethylene (XLPE) insulation system. Today medium voltage power cables (up to and including 36 kV) are usually of a wet design while a radial metallic water barrier is used for higher voltages operated at higher electrical stresses. There is a need in the offshore wind and in other renewable segments for cost effective and reliable static and dynamic high voltage power cables. The paper will be to present results from wet ageing testing of cables including factory joints with both copper and Aluminium conductor for operation at Um = 72.5 kV. The study will also include the effect of wet ageing at different frequency of 50 Hz or 500 Hz. Water tree analysis of the XLPE insulation after ageing will also be included in the results. In addition, results from simulation of water diffusion in the different cable designs (24 kV and 52 kV) will be included to show the importance of correct conditioning time before wet ageing with voltage is started.
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