Slim cables, compact cross-bonding and corrected distance protection

N.G.H. Steentjes, J. Pellis, J.C.M. Rossum, van, M.J.M. van Riet, W.F.J. Kersten

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Abstract

In the Netherlands, high voltage connections will increasingly be realized using cables as it is very difficult to get permits for overhead lines. Pirelli and Nuon are continuously improving the design and production of the cables for increased reliability and capacity as well as lower costs. To this end, the present XLPE insulated cable has been optimized using a thinner primary insulation and lead sheath. The layout of production has been improved to lower manufacturing costs. Cable capacity has been improved by the choice for a thinner lead screen as well as increased use of cross-bonding. A cross-bonding box has been developed that allows capacity to be increased significantly at limited additional costs. The distance protection of cables has been revised to correct the calculation error caused by the return current in the screen. It is shown that adequate correction can be achieved using a real value which depends only on cable characteristics. This considerably eases implementation into new and in existing systems.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProc. Cigré Session 2004, 29-30 August 2004, Paris, France
PublisherCIGRE
PagesB1-112-1/11
Publication statusPublished - 2004
EventCIGRE Session 2004 - Paris, France
Duration: 29 Aug 20043 Sept 2004

Conference

ConferenceCIGRE Session 2004
Country/TerritoryFrance
CityParis
Period29/08/043/09/04

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