Examination of Wind Effect On Adss Cables Aging Test

Year 2018, Volume: 18 Issue: 2, 321 - 324, 03.08.2018

İbrahim Güneş

https://doi.org/10.5152/iujeee.2018.1818

Abstract

DOI: 10.5152/iujeee.2018.1818

ADSS
(All dielectric self supporting) cables are generally installed on high voltage
transmission lines and  mostly used under
different environmental effects, such as temperature, wind, UV radiation, etc.
In this study, wind affect on ADSS cables was investigated by using dry band
arcing (IEEE 1222 Electrical surface degradation) test method. A wind source
was implemented to the test setup to evaluate the performance of PE
(Poly-ethylene) cable jacket on ADSS cable under different wind speeds. Test
results indicate that life time of  the
ADSS cable decreases while the wind speed is increasing.

Keywords

Wind, ADSS, fiber-optic cable, aging, transmission lines

Examination of Wind Effect On Adss Cables Aging Test

Abstract

DOI: 10.5152/iujeee.2018.1818

ADSS (All dielectric self supporting) cables are generally installed on high voltage transmission lines and  mostly used under different environmental effects, such as temperature, wind, UV radiation, etc. In this study, wind affect on ADSS cables was investigated by using dry band arcing (IEEE 1222 Electrical surface degradation) test method. A wind source was implemented to the test setup to evaluate the performance of PE (Poly-ethylene) cable jacket on ADSS cable under different wind speeds. Test results indicate that life time of  the ADSS cable decreases while the wind speed is increasing.

Keywords

Wind, ADSS, fiber-optic cable, aging, transmission lines

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