The paper presents various approaches for determining the current rating of three 110 kV cables in trefoil formation laid in free air including the developed finite element method. All models are possible to consider all circumstances affecting the ampacity of cables including the heat transfer to the surrounding ambient by radiation and convection, as well as the effect of solar heating. It has been shown that all available approaches have provided results that match with a reasonable accuracy. The permissible current rating for the three AC cables in trefoil formation laid in free air are calculated in summer for both, cables protected from solar radiation and directly exposed to solar radiation. Also, the time constants for heating-cooli...
This thesis details the development of accurate models for calculating the temperature rise and rati...
Low-voltage, as well as high-voltage power cable lines, are usually buried in the ground. The ampaci...
Electricity utilities are being forced to maximise the use of their major assets while maintaining o...
The so-called ampacity rating, i.e. the maximum admissible conductor current due to thermal restrict...
Ampacity of power cables strictly depends on the ambient conditions. It is very important whether a ...
The UK high voltage electricity transmission network continues to face annual rises in demand, with ...
This thesis presents a combined numerical and experimental study of the heat transfer modes that tak...
3The conceptual assessment of the rating conditions of power cables was addressed over one century a...
The use of underground power distribution has grown significantly over the years with the rapid incr...
For the safe and efficient operation of power transmission systems, each system compo-nent must have...
In order to increase the available current carrying capacity of high voltage cables, utilities may e...
An alternative method is detailed by which the ambient temperature parameter as applied to the calcu...
6th Congress and Exhibition on International Advances in Applied Physics and Materials Science (APMA...
The modelling of the heat conduction in electrical cables is a complex mathematical problem. To get ...
Power cables are usually buried in the soil, which results in their relatively high current-carrying...
This thesis details the development of accurate models for calculating the temperature rise and rati...
Low-voltage, as well as high-voltage power cable lines, are usually buried in the ground. The ampaci...
Electricity utilities are being forced to maximise the use of their major assets while maintaining o...
The so-called ampacity rating, i.e. the maximum admissible conductor current due to thermal restrict...
Ampacity of power cables strictly depends on the ambient conditions. It is very important whether a ...
The UK high voltage electricity transmission network continues to face annual rises in demand, with ...
This thesis presents a combined numerical and experimental study of the heat transfer modes that tak...
3The conceptual assessment of the rating conditions of power cables was addressed over one century a...
The use of underground power distribution has grown significantly over the years with the rapid incr...
For the safe and efficient operation of power transmission systems, each system compo-nent must have...
In order to increase the available current carrying capacity of high voltage cables, utilities may e...
An alternative method is detailed by which the ambient temperature parameter as applied to the calcu...
6th Congress and Exhibition on International Advances in Applied Physics and Materials Science (APMA...
The modelling of the heat conduction in electrical cables is a complex mathematical problem. To get ...
Power cables are usually buried in the soil, which results in their relatively high current-carrying...
This thesis details the development of accurate models for calculating the temperature rise and rati...
Low-voltage, as well as high-voltage power cable lines, are usually buried in the ground. The ampaci...
Electricity utilities are being forced to maximise the use of their major assets while maintaining o...