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A history of the development of XLPE crosslinked polyethylene insulated cables and the reasons for their success in the power cable industry are presented. Material performance, insulation uniformity, contaminants, voids and moisture content, are all examined in terms of potential problems, viable solutions, and comparative performance to other products. Performance of semi-conductive materials is examined in the same thorough detail.
A history of the development of XLPE crosslinked polyethylene insulated cables and the reasons for their success in the power cable industry are presented. Material performance, insulation uniformity, contaminants, voids and moisture content, are all examined in terms of potential problems, viable solutions, and comparative performance to other products. Performance of semi-conductive materials is examined in the same thorough detail.
| Author(s) | Otani, K.Sumitomo Electric Ind. Ltd., Sumiden, Singapore Pte, Osaka Miyauchi, H.Matsubara, H.Kuno, M.Akie, T. |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire Journal International18(3): 72-76, 79-82 1985, Paper presented at WAI 54th Annual Convention, Baltimore, MD USA |
| Year | 1984 |
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