Improvement of ampacity of parallel single-core cables by uninsulated additional conductors
W. Rueger, G. Hosemann
Abstract
W. Rueger, G. Hosemann
Abstract
Cable installations for three-phase systems consisting of parallel single-core cable circuits carry different currents due to inductive coupling. Supplementary installed additional conductors grounded on both ends show several beneficial effects: balanced outer conductor currents, improved throughput load, and reduced current-dependent losses. With cables laid in free air, additional conductors are especially economical.>
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Cable installations for three-phase systems consisting of parallel single-core cable circuits carry different currents due to inductive coupling. Supplementary installed additional conductors grounded on both ends show several beneficial effects: balanced outer conductor currents, improved throughput load, and reduced current-dependent losses. With cables laid in free air, additional conductors are especially economical.>
Key concepts: Ampacity, Electrical conductor, Conductor, Single-core, Electrical engineering, Engineering, Electronic circuit, Core (optical fiber)